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Sweet redemption in Bangkok

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December 22, 2025

Being criticized — even ridiculed — for his struggles in his recent stints with the main Gilas Pilipinas team and his sudden departure from Barangay Ginebra, Jamie Malonzo has found some sort of redemption with a performance to remember in the 33rd Southeast Asian Games.

- By REYNALD MAGALLON

Left without a team after underperforming in the Japan B.League, Malonzo answered the call for the SEA Games and saw a resurgence to his play which gave a glimpse of what he was used to before sustaining a torn calf injury.

Malonzo emerged as a potent two-way player for head coach Norman Black and had his best game in the tournament when he finished with 17 points, 12 rebounds and five assists in the gold-clinching 70-64 win over Thailand.

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