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Latest Daily Tribune news and analysis on East Asia Super League (EASL).

  1. Weavers write one for the books

    Weavers write one for the books

    Witness history as the Abra Weavers secure a thrilling 79-72 victory over Hong Kong Eastern in their East Asia Super League debut, marking a monumental step…

  2. DAVE Ildefonso and the Abra Weavers will test the mettle of Hong Kong Eastern when they make their EASL debut on 3 October at the SM Seaside Cebu Arena in Cebu City.

    Weavers kick off EASL campaign vs Eastern

    Abra Weavers to represent MPBL in East Asia Super League 2026-27 opener vs Hong Kong Eastern Oct 3 at 16,000-seat SM Seaside Cebu Arena — reigning champs 21-2…

  3. Meralco eyes Brownlee, RHJ for EASL

    Meralco eyes Brownlee, RHJ for EASL

    Justin Brownlee and Rondae Hollis-Jefferson – two of the best imports of this generation – will be teaming up to power Meralco in the East Asia Super League…

  4. ANGE Kouame

    Kouame enjoying busy schedule

    Ange Kouame is juggling commitments with Meralco, Strong Group Athletics, and Gilas Pilipinas, showcasing his dedication and love for basketball despite a…

  5. Chris Newsome of Meralco gets blocked by Choi Jun Yong of Busan KCC Egis during their EASL game
late Wednesday at the Sajik Gymnasium in Busan,
South Korea. The Koreans prevailed, 72-68.

    Late meltdown dooms Meralco

    Meralco Bolts suffer a heartbreaking 72-68 defeat to Busan KCC Egis after squandering a 13-point lead in the final minutes of the 2024-25 East Asia Super…