PBA: TNT's Jayson Castro is the Best Player of the Conference
Dynamite KaTropa veteran Jayson Castro has been named the Best Player of the Conference for the 2019 PBA Commissioner's Cup.
Castro got his honor in front of Game 4 of the best-of-seven Finals on Sunday, where TNT is searching for a 3-1 arrangement lead against the San Miguel Beermen.
This is Castro's fifth BPC trophy in his PBA profession. He recently won the honor in the 2012-13 Philippine Cup, the 2014 Commissioner's Cup, the 2015 Commissioner's Cup, and the 2016 Governors' Cup.
"The Blur," who has been twice named to the all-competition group in the FIBA Asia Championship, found the middle value of 14.7 focuses, 6.0 helps, and 5.3 bounce back per game through the elimination rounds. The KaTropa traveled to the disposal round, winding up with a 10-1 win-misfortune record to take the top seed.
The 33-year-old Castro beat out San Miguel's June Mar Fajardo, and the new kid on the block trio of Robert Bolick (NorthPort), CJ Perez (Columbian Dyip), and Ray Parks Jr. (Blackwater Elite) for the honor.
Castro was uniquely in third spot in the measurable race, as his 33.7 normal factual focuses put him behind Parks (37.2) and Perez (35.1). Fajardo was in fourth, with 32.9 SPs, while Bolick put fifth with 32.46 SPs.
In any case, Castro won the media vote just as that of the PBA's, to complete with an aggregate of 1,077. Fajardo was a removed second with 762, having gotten the most votes from the players and completing second in the media vote.
Parks was third with 576, trailed by Perez (428) and Bolick (421).