ALVAREZ AND PUREFOODS

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‘The longest freshmen’ rate themselves

By Bill Velasco | April 11, 2005 - 12:00am

This season is unusual for the PBA, not only for the unique choice to have imports with unlimited height, but also because of the changes in the schedule. The players drafted in 2004 are still technically rookies,...

Sports