In this three part series, we’ll review the PBA teams and rank them according to the strengths of their lineups.
First
up, #12-#9.
#12
MAHINDRA ENFORCERS
Roster
Name
|
Position
|
Aldrech
Ramos
|
F/C
|
LA
Revilla
|
G
|
Karl
Dehesa
|
G
|
Nino
Canaleta
|
F
|
Joshua
Webb
|
G/F
|
Eddie
Laure
|
F
|
Paulo
Hubalde
|
G
|
Manny
Pacquiao
|
G
|
Philip
Paredes
|
F/C
|
Rich
Alvarez
|
F
|
John
Pinto
|
G
|
Kyle
Pascual
|
F/C
|
Mark
Yee
|
F
|
Hyram
Bagatsing
|
G
|
Bradwyn
Guinto
|
C
|
Leo
De Vera
|
F
|
Analysis:
This Mahindra team is seriously lacking in talent to compete in the PBA. Their
two best players are Aldrech Ramos and Nino Canaleta, who are skilled players
who can be effective third or fourth options on offense but as main men, they
will be found sorely lacking. Add to that the team’s lack of quality big men in
a golden era for PBA big men plus the shoddy treatment of Mahindra management
with regards to their players and coaches and you get a team that will languish
at the bottom of the heap.
