Mail and More Comets
The Mail and More Comets is a basketball team that played in the Philippine Basketball League and is owned by Lina Group of Companies
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| Leagues | Philippine Basketball League | ||
| Founded | 2006 | ||
| History | Mail and More Comets 2006-2007 Burger King Whoppers 2007-2008 Burger King Stunners 2008-2009 | ||
| Location | Philippines | ||
| Team colors | Red,White | ||
| President | Joey Lina | ||
| Head coach | Allan Gregorio | ||
| Website | PBL website | ||
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Current roster
| Mail and More Comets 2016 Roster | ||||
Head Coach: Allan Gregorio ( ) |
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| SG | 1 | |
J.R. Tecson | San Beda |
| PF | 2 | |
Vic Manuel | PSBA |
| G | 3 | |
Christian Luanzon | Santo Tomas |
| PG | 5 | |
Chico Tirona | San Beda |
| SF | 6 |  |
Bam Gamalinda | San Beda |
| C | 8 | |
Jason Ballesteros | San Sebastian |
| PF | 9 | |
Jake Pascual | San Beda |
| PF | 10 | |
Jayson Nocom | Jose Rizal |
| SG | 11 | |
Nicho Pupos | ACSAT |
| C | 12 | |
Dave Marcelo | San Beda |
| C | 13 | |
Brian Ilad | De La Salle |
| PF | 14 | |
Jay-R Taganas | San Beda |
| SF | 15 | |
Ogie Menor | San Beda |
| PG | 16 | |
Borgie Hermida | San Beda |
| PG | 18 | |
Marcy Arellano | East |
| G | 20 | |
Nestor David | UP- Diliman |
| G | 21 | |
Abby Santos | UP- Diliman |
| SF | 45 | |
Marnel Baracael | Far Eastern |
| (C) - Captain, (IN) - Inactive Player | Mail and More Comets | |||
Other people
- Assistant coaches: Jerry Codiñera, Vergel Meneses, Gino Manuel, Mark Herrera, Mark Jomalesa
- Support Staff: Andrew Marcelito Cesar, Eugene Tantuan
- Team manager: Patrick Gregorio
- Owners: Manny V. Pangilinan, Bert Lina, Ricky Vargas, Lito Alvarez
Former players and coaches
- Doug Kramer
- Lawrence Chongson (coach)
- Macky Escalona
- JR Quinahan[1]
- Ronjay Buenafe
- Jerby del Rosario
- Mike Bravo[2]
- Elmer Espiritu
References
- "Hapee eyes solo lead; Mail and More debuts". The Manila Times. 16 November 2006. Retrieved 10 February 2022.
- "Intal returbs, boosts Harbour's bid". The Manila Times. 23 Nov 2006. Retrieved 10 February 2022.
External links
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