MANILA, Philippines—For the past two years, the PBA has been well represented in the East Asia Super League sending several teams to the continental meet to compete with the region’s best clubs.
With the EASL looking to stage an eight-team competition in 2021, CEO Matt Beyer is once again looking to get a hold of PBA teams to join the event but league commissioner Willie Marcial said his clubs will join once the COVID-19 situation gradually improves.
Marcial said he and the PBA Board of Governors are still holding off on the decision on whether to join the EASL, which last year got the backing of the world governing body in a 10-year deal, and will depend on the vaccination of the …
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