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  • Robert Bolick compares injured DeQuan Jones to Justin Brownlee after NLEX beats TNT in OT thriller  

    Robert Bolick compares injured DeQuan Jones to Justin Brownlee after NLEX beats TNT in OT thriller  

    Robert Bolick could barely celebrate NLEX’s latest victory.

     

    The Road Warriors had just beaten TNT for the second time in as many weeks, escaping with a thrilling 118-111 overtime win Tuesday at the Ynares Center–Antipolo to improve to 7-1 in the PBA Season 50 Governors’ Cup.

     

    But for Bolick, the result was secondary after seeing DeQuan Jones go down with an apparent serious leg injury.

     

     

    Jones was stretchered off the court late in the third quarter following a collision with Brandon Ganuelas-Rosser, leaving NLEX without its import for the remainder of the game.

     

    And while the Road Warriors found a way to finish the job, Bolick admitted it was difficult to celebrate knowing what happened to one of the team’s biggest contributors.

     

    “Ang hirap mag celebrate, ang hirap makahanap ng import na di lang magaling, pero mabait eh.”

     

    Bolick’s next words showed just how highly NLEX values Jones.

     

    “Sya yung Justin Brownlee sa team namin.”

     

    For a player who has seen first-hand what a dominant import can mean to a PBA team, Bolick’s comparison carried plenty of weight.

     

    Jones has been at the heart of NLEX’s unbeaten run for most of the conference, providing the scoring, production and leadership that helped turn the Road Warriors into the early pace-setters in Group A.

     

    “Kaya nga kami 7-1, malaking part nun sya.”

     

    Still, NLEX showed Tuesday that it was capable of surviving without Jones.

     

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    Bolick delivered 27 points, including the Road Warriors’ final eight points in regulation. With NLEX facing elimination from the lead late in the fourth, he buried a clutch four-pointer over Rey Nambatac with 2.2 seconds left to force overtime.

     

    He then continued making plays in the extra period, picking off a Rahlir Hollis-Jefferson pass before setting up David Semerad for an open basket that gave NLEX a 118-111 lead.

     

    Ljay Gonzales also produced a career performance with 26 points and six rebounds, giving the Road Warriors another major boost when they needed it most.

     

    “Pero at the same time, kahit wala kaming import, lumaban kami.”

     

    That resilience may prove crucial moving forward.

     

    Jones finished with 23 points before suffering the injury, with early reports indicating a complete right lower-leg fracture and surgery potentially scheduled as early as Wednesday.

     

    NLEX head coach Jimmy Alapag was visibly affected by the injury but praised his players for finding a way to finish the game.

     

    “My deepest prayers to DJ. More than the basketball player, it’s the person. It’s heartbreaking to see him go down, but I’m so proud of ouR guys,” Alapag said.

     

    The victory moved NLEX to 7-1 and further strengthened its grip on the top spot in Group A, but the Road Warriors could now face their biggest challenge of the conference yet.

     

    For Bolick, however, Tuesday’s game was less about another win over TNT and more about a teammate who has helped make their remarkable run possible.

     

    NLEX proved it could win without Jones.

     

    The bigger question is whether it can continue doing so if its import is forced to miss significant time.

     

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  • Robert Bolick credits Jimmy Alapag’s leadership as NLEX stays perfect at 4-0

    Robert Bolick credits Jimmy Alapag’s leadership as NLEX stays perfect at 4-0

    Jimmy Alapag’s influence on NLEX is being measured by more than just wins.

     

    Four games into his first stint as a PBA head coach, the Road Warriors remain the league’s lone unbeaten team, but for star guard Robert Bolick, the biggest change has come in the culture Alapag has built inside the locker room.

     

    Fresh off a commanding 110-96 victory over San Miguel Beer on Sunday, Bolick pointed to his rookie mentor’s humility and unwavering optimism as key reasons behind NLEX’s blazing start in the PBA Season 50 Governors’ Cup.

     

    “Kagandahan kay coach Jimmy, legend na pero napaka-humble. Grateful kami sa mga tinuturo niya,” Bolick said.

     

    The Road Warriors improved to 4-0, becoming the only undefeated team left in the conference while continuing one of the franchise’s best starts in recent memory.

     

    According to PBA chief statistician Fidel Mangonon III, it marks only the fourth time NLEX has opened a conference with four straight victories, matching similar runs in 2017, 2022, and 2023.

     

    The hot start has also placed Alapag in select company. Mangonon noted that the former Gilas Pilipinas captain became the first rookie PBA head coach to win his first four games since Ato Agustin guided San Miguel to a 5-0 opening in the 2010-11 Philippine Cup.

     

    While Alapag has quickly made history, Bolick continues to lead by example on the floor.

     

    Against the Beermen, the three-time PBA All-Star flirted with a triple-double, finishing with 14 points, 12 assists, and nine rebounds while controlling the game’s tempo from start to finish.

     

    Rather than forcing his offense, Bolick once again embraced his role as the team’s facilitator, trusting the Road Warriors’ growing collection of scorers to carry the load.

     

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    “Meron na kaming players na kayang mag-contribute sa scoring and para sa akin, kung hindi sila mainit, tatrabahuhin ko. Pero alam kong mainit ‘yung mga kasama ko tulad ngayon, hahanap ako ng paraan para malibre sila or doon sa kung saan sila makaka-shoot na komportable,” Bolick emphasized.

     

    That unselfish approach has become one of NLEX’s biggest strengths.

     

    Import DeQuan Jones paced the balanced attack with 27 points, Schonny Winston added 24, Anthony Semerad chipped in 15, while Xyrus Torres contributed 13 as four Road Warriors scored in double figures to overwhelm San Miguel.

     

    For Bolick, however, the biggest difference isn’t reflected in the stat sheet.

     

    He believes Alapag’s calm demeanor has helped the team stay composed regardless of the situation, creating an atmosphere where confidence never fades—even when adversity strikes.

    “Napaka-positive niya. Ngayon lang ako nakakita ng coach na positive na kahit sobrang sama na ng nangyayari, positive pa rin,” the veteran guard expressed.

     

    That positivity has translated into results as NLEX continues to build momentum early in the conference.

     

    The Road Warriors now turn their attention to another major test when they put their unbeaten record on the line against the Converge FiberXers on Saturday, August 1, at the Mall of Asia Arena, with Alapag looking to extend what has already become one of the best coaching debuts in recent PBA history.

     

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  • Robert Bolick credits Jimmy Alapag for transforming NLEX into a family 

    Robert Bolick credits Jimmy Alapag for transforming NLEX into a family 

    NLEX’s unbeaten start to the PBA Season 50 Governors’ Cup isn’t just about hot shooting or impressive offensive numbers.

     

    For Robert Bolick, the Road Warriors’ early success has been built on something much deeper—a culture that first-year head coach Jimmy Alapag has established from the moment he took over the franchise.

     

    That winning environment continued to bear fruit on Tuesday as NLEX overwhelmed Titan Ultra, 135-100, at the Ynares Center in Antipolo to stretch its record to a league-best 3-0.

     

    Bolick once again spearheaded the attack, finishing with 29 points on an efficient 11-of-16 shooting while adding seven rebounds and four assists as the Road Warriors remained one of the conference’s hottest teams.

     

    While the numbers have been impressive, Bolick pointed to Alapag’s leadership as the biggest reason behind the team’s seamless start.

     

    “Una, siyempre legend na nga sa PBA, legend pa sa Gilas, may NBA experience,” Bolick said of his head coach after the game.

     

    “Ang laking confidence hindi lang para sa akin, kundi para sa team. Kami lang makakasabi na may NBA coach kami. Malaking bagay sa team namin ‘yan.”

     

    According to Bolick, Alapag’s influence extends well beyond X’s and O’s.

     

    Rather than focusing solely on basketball, the former Gilas Pilipinas captain made it a priority to strengthen the relationships inside the locker room, believing that genuine trust off the court would naturally carry over during games.

     

    “Unang pasok ni coach, gusto niya hindi kami as a team. Family-oriented gusto niya,” Bolick shared.

     

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    “Makikita mo naman ‘yung samahan namin. Hindi na kami as a team—we are a family. So, continue lang namin.”

     

    That family atmosphere has also translated into confidence on the floor.

     

    Bolick explained that every player has been encouraged to play without hesitation, allowing NLEX to become a balanced offensive team capable of hurting opponents from multiple positions.

     

    “Binibigay lang namin ‘yung best namin every game. Si coach binibigyan niya ng kumpiyansa lahat ng players,” he said.

     

    “Lahat kami, confident sa mga tira namin. Pag pinapasahan ko ‘yung kasama ko, alam kong kumpiyansa sila.”

     

    The confidence has shown through three games, with NLEX opening the conference undefeated while establishing itself as one of the early contenders in the Governors’ Cup.

     

    After navigating a demanding stretch of three games in six days, the Road Warriors will now enjoy a brief break before putting their perfect record on the line against the San Miguel Beermen on July 26. 

     

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  • Robert Bolick powers ahead in PBA Best Player race as NLEX finishes with first seed in PBA Commissioner’s Cup 

    Robert Bolick powers ahead in PBA Best Player race as NLEX finishes with first seed in PBA Commissioner’s Cup 

    For years, the PBA’s biggest individual awards have largely revolved around familiar names and decorated superstars.

     

    This conference, however, Robert Bolick is forcing the conversation in a different direction.

     

    The NLEX guard has emerged as the frontrunner for the PBA Season 50 Commissioner’s Cup Best Player of the Conference award after the elimination round, spearheading both the Road Warriors’ rise to the top seed and what could become the finest individual conference of his career.

     

    Bolick finished the eliminations atop the statistical points race with 41.9 SPs, putting him ahead of a stacked field led by perennial winner June Mar Fajardo, explosive rookie RJ Abarrientos, breakout forward Ricci Rivero, and Magnolia’s versatile big man Zavier Lucero.

     

    The numbers behind Bolick’s campaign have been difficult to ignore.

     

    The NLEX star averaged 20.5 points, 8.8 assists, 5.7 rebounds, and 1.8 steals per game while orchestrating the Road Warriors’ league-best 10-2 finish entering the playoffs. More importantly, he transformed NLEX from a dangerous dark horse into the conference’s top-ranked squad.

     

    Bolick’s assist average also led the entire league, highlighting the balance between his scoring aggression and floor leadership throughout the eliminations.

     

    Behind him sits perhaps the most dominant player of the PBA’s modern era. San Miguel cornerstone June Mar Fajardo remains firmly in the hunt with 39.5 SPs as the 13-time BPC winner once again anchored the Beermen with averages of 16.8 points, 14.8 rebounds, 2.5 assists, and 1.0 steals per outing.

     

    Even amid San Miguel’s turbulent start and import adjustments, Fajardo continued delivering the steady production that has defined his dynasty.

     

    Meanwhile, Barangay Ginebra’s RJ Abarrientos has rapidly evolved from rookie sensation into legitimate BPC contender.

     

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    The explosive guard ranked third with 37.5 SPs after leading the conference in scoring at 21.5 points per game while also contributing 5.1 assists and 3.6 rebounds. Abarrientos played a massive role in Ginebra’s late elimination surge, helping the Gin Kings secure the No. 2 seed entering the quarterfinals.

     

    Phoenix’s Ricci Rivero placed fourth in the race with 34.9 SPs, continuing his breakout conference under head coach Charles Tiu. Long known for his versatility and athleticism, Rivero elevated his offensive game this conference with averages of 20.0 points, 6.0 rebounds, 3.6 assists, and 1.4 steals.

     

    Magnolia’s Zavier Lucero completed the top five with 33.5 SPs after emerging as one of the league’s premier two-way forwards. Aside from averaging 15.8 points and 8.7 rebounds, Lucero also led the league in blocks with 1.9 per game while anchoring Magnolia’s defensive identity.

     

    The rest of the top 10 features a mix of veterans and rising stars who each left their imprint on the eliminations.

     

    Terrafirma’s Jerrick Ahanmisi ranked sixth with 32.8 SPs, followed by Ginebra veteran Scottie Thompson at 32.2. San Miguel’s Cjay Perez placed eighth with 31.6, while NLEX wing Schonny Winston continued his breakout season with 31.1 SPs.

     

    Meralco sophomore CJ Cansino rounded out the top 10 with 29.9 SPs after another productive all-around conference.

     

    With the playoffs now underway, the BPC race remains far from settled. But entering the most important stretch of the conference, Bolick has already accomplished something significant — he has positioned himself at the center of a race once dominated almost exclusively by established PBA royalty.

     

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  • Robert Bolick says Cady Lalanne is the quiet force behind NLEX’s rise 

    Robert Bolick says Cady Lalanne is the quiet force behind NLEX’s rise 

    While much of the spotlight this conference has fallen on explosive imports like Bol Bol, Justin Brownlee, and Bennie Boatwright, Robert Bolick believes the most important import in the league might actually be the one making the least noise.

     

    For Bolick, Cady Lalanne has become far more than just NLEX’s reinforcement — he has quietly become the emotional anchor behind the Road Warriors’ breakthrough run in the PBA Season 50 Commissioner’s Cup.

     

    With NLEX Road Warriors finishing atop the standings and now sitting one win away from the semifinals, Bolick made it clear that Lalanne’s impact stretches well beyond the stat sheet.

     

    “Tiwala kami sa import namin,” Bolick said. “Ang galing ng import namin.”

     

    The numbers alone already paint an elite picture.

     

    Lalanne averaged 26.0 points, 15.6 rebounds, and 2.3 blocks during the eliminations — ranking among the conference leaders in nearly every major category. Yet for Bolick, the bigger difference lies in the kind of presence Lalanne brings every single day.

     

    “Napaka-positive. Parang minsan, hindi mo ramdam sa loob pero ang laki ng impact niya sa amin as a team. Pinapagaling niya kaming lahat. Bihirang bihira yung import na walang ka-toyo toyo,” he added.

     

    Bolick even believes Lalanne’s demeanor may have roots in his brief connection with the legendary San Antonio Spurs organization.

     

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    Drafted 55th overall by San Antonio in 2015, Lalanne spent time with the Austin Spurs in the G League early in his professional career. Though his stint there was short, Bolick feels the culture left a lasting mark.

     

    “Siguro totoo talaga yung sinasabi sa Spurs organization. Nakikita mo kung paano siya as a player. Siyempre, tayong mga Pilipino, nagtatanong ako agad, kumusta ba si Kawhi (Leonard), mga ganun. May mga kuwentong ganun, ano ba yung ginagawa niya (Lalanne). Nakikita mo agad,” said Bolick.

     

    What stands out most for the star guard is Lalanne’s willingness to sacrifice.

     

    Despite being one of the most productive imports in the league, the Haitian big man has consistently deferred to Bolick and the local core offensively, never complaining even during long stretches without touches.

     

    “Kahit sampung possession, hindi nakakatanggap, walang wala kang maririnig. Mag-mimiss ka, siya pa magsasabi na tira mo lang, re-rebound ako. Ang sarap ng ganun,” he said.

     

    “Talagang yung voice niya sa locker room, talagang mabigat.”

     

    As NLEX continues its push toward a deep playoff run, Bolick hopes the attention surrounding the Road Warriors eventually widens beyond himself.

     

    “Tingin ng tao, ako lang lagi pero hindi totoo yun. Isa siya sa mga pinaka-importante sa team,” Bolick said.

     

    And for a franchise long searching for postseason relevance, Lalanne may indeed be the steady force that finally changed everything.

     

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  • Robert Bolick’s leadership drives NLEX focus toward playoff run

    Robert Bolick’s leadership drives NLEX focus toward playoff run

    There’s a difference between leading in the standings and leading a team—and for NLEX Road Warriors, Robert Bolick is making sure they do both.

     

    With a twice-to-beat advantage already secured in the PBA Season 50 Commissioner’s Cup, NLEX could easily afford to ease up. But Bolick isn’t allowing that kind of thinking to take hold—not now, not this close to the playoffs.

     

    “Sine-set ko lang ‘yung tone. Baka kasi ang nasa mindset nila, pasok na kami. Bawal ‘yung ganun. Every game matters,” Bolick told One Sports.

     

    “Sine-set ko lang ‘yung tone na every game, kung kaya manalo, manalo kami.”

     

    For Bolick, that mindset shows up immediately when the game begins.

     

    Against Converge FiberXers, he wasted no time setting the standard, exploding for 14 points in the opening quarter. It wasn’t just a hot start—it was a statement. By the time the game settled, NLEX had already taken control on its way to a convincing 100-81 win.

     

    But what stood out wasn’t just Bolick’s scoring.

     

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    It was how the tone spread.

     

    Import Cady Lalanne and rising guard Schonny Winston followed suit, forming a three-headed attack that overwhelmed Converge. Together, they combined for 63 points, turning the game into a showcase of NLEX’s balance and depth.

     

    The result pushed the Road Warriors to 9-2, good for solo first place and a third straight victory. On paper, they’ve already done enough—top seed, twice-to-beat advantage, and momentum heading into the quarterfinals.

     

    But Bolick isn’t looking at what’s been secured. He’s focused on what’s ahead.

     

    “Every game, dapat focused kami para makapag-ready sa quarters,” he said. “Sa quarterfinals, mabigat ‘yung kalaban namin for sure, so naka-set kami.”

     

    That approach reflects a team that understands the real season is just beginning.

     

    For NLEX, the wins matter—but the habits matter more. And as long as Bolick continues to set the tone, complacency won’t be part of the equation.

     

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  • Cady Lalanne sees Luka Dončić-like impact in Robert Bolick as NLEX finds its rhythm

    Cady Lalanne sees Luka Dončić-like impact in Robert Bolick as NLEX finds its rhythm

    Cady Lalanne praised Robert Bolick’s all-around brilliance after NLEX’s 120-102 win over Phoenix, where both stars powered the Road Warriors with dominant performances.

     

    For Cady Lalanne, Robert Bolick’s influence on NLEX goes well beyond putting points on the board.

     

    On a team still carving out its identity in the conference, Bolick has emerged as the player who can organize everything — whether it is scoring, creating for others, or controlling the tempo when the game starts to open up.

     

    That is why Lalanne did not hesitate when asked to describe what his teammate brings to the floor. “Robert is one of those guys he’s like Luka,” Lalanne said.

     

    “He can get to the basket, hit a jump shot, knock down a three, make plays, get assists, whatever you need.”

     

    Bolick delivered exactly that kind of all-around command in NLEX’s 120-102 win over Phoenix, finishing with 22 points, five rebounds, and 14 assists in another masterful outing for the Road Warriors.

     

    He dictated the flow of the game from start to finish, constantly putting pressure on the Fuel Masters’ defense while creating opportunities for teammates and keeping the offense in rhythm.

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    Lalanne was just as instrumental in the victory, imposing his will inside and giving Phoenix problems throughout the contest. The veteran big man finished with 29 points and 10 rebounds, forming a punishing one-two punch with Bolick that proved too much for the Fuel Masters to contain.

     

    Together, the pair gave NLEX the kind of balance that can be difficult to defend — one controlling the perimeter and the other owning the paint.

     

    Rather than leaning on one isolated scoring run, the Road Warriors were able to stretch Phoenix in different ways, with Bolick acting as both the initiator and the stabilizer while Lalanne anchored the attack closer to the basket.

     

    For Lalanne, though, the win reflected more than just what he and Bolick were able to do.

     

    “Kevin Alas played great… Everybody contributed. It was a great team game,” he said.

     

    That may be what makes the Road Warriors more dangerous as the conference progresses.

    Bolick remains the engine, but NLEX is beginning to show that it has enough pieces around him to sustain strong performances. Lalanne gives the team a reliable interior force, Alas continues to provide steady support, and the rest of the roster is starting to settle into roles that make the group more complete.

     

    Phoenix, meanwhile, found its brightest spark in Ricci Rivero, who led the Fuel Masters with 20 points and five rebounds in the loss.

     

    Still, NLEX’s collective rhythm and firepower proved too much to overcome. If that kind of balance continues, the Road Warriors may be building more than just momentum.

     

    They may be shaping into one of the more dangerous teams in the conference — especially with Bolick continuing to prove he can impact the game in virtually every area, and Lalanne providing the dominant presence to match.

     

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  • NLEX’s Robert Bolick named PBA Player of the Week for March 25 to 29

    NLEX’s Robert Bolick named PBA Player of the Week for March 25 to 29

    The NLEX Road Warriors are off to an encouraging start in the 2026 Philippine Basketball Association Commissioner’s Cup, compiling a 3–1 record to position themselves firmly in the top half of the standings. With early momentum on their side, the Road Warriors are beginning to establish themselves as a competitive force in the mid-season conference.

     

    Their latest statement win came at the expense of perennial contenders Barangay Ginebra San Miguel, as NLEX pulled off a hard-fought 118–113 victory at the Smart Araneta Coliseum on Friday, March 27. The result not only boosted their record but also underscored the team’s growing confidence against elite opposition.

     

    Leading the charge was star guard Robert Bolick, who once again delivered in crunch time. The 30-year-old floor general poured in 32 points on an efficient 11-of-19 shooting clip, orchestrating the offense while stepping up when it mattered most. His biggest moment came with 46.1 seconds remaining, when he drained a clutch three-pointer that effectively sealed the win for NLEX.

     

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    The Road Warriors’ victory was made even more impressive by the manner in which it was achieved. Trailing by as many as 13 points earlier in the contest, NLEX mounted a determined comeback, fueled by defensive stops and timely shot-making. For Bolick, the win was a reflection of the team’s resilience and preparation.

    “Character win ito. Yun ‘yung mga tinatrabaho ko araw-araw sa practice. Pagdating sa sitwasyon na ganun, kumpiyansa lang at tiwala sa tinrabaho ko from high school, college, at hanggang pro. Kapag nag-mintis ‘yun, ako ang sisihin, ganun naman ang basketball. Willing naman ako tanggapin ‘yun,” Bolick said in the postmatch press conference.

     

    Despite his standout stat line and late-game heroics, Bolick remained critical of his overall performance, pointing to his five turnovers as an area of concern. His candid self-assessment highlights the standards he sets for himself as the team’s primary playmaker.

     

    “Sama nga ng laro ko eh. Ako nga ‘yung -10, may mga turnover sa dulo. Ang ganda lang ng laban namin nitong back-to-back games. Nasulot kami ng TNT, eto lumamang na naman sila, panay turnover ako, kala mo dere-derecho na pero lumaban kami at nakuha pa namin ang panalo,” he added.

     

    Bolick’s leadership and production have been instrumental in NLEX’s early success, particularly in tightly contested matchups where composure and decision-making are crucial. His ability to bounce back from mistakes and still deliver in key moments has been a defining trait for the Road Warriors this conference.

     

    In recognition of his performances, Bolick was named PBA Player of the Week for the Commissioner’s Cup (March 25–29), an award determined by journalists covering the league across various platforms. He edged out a competitive field that included Ricci Rivero of the Phoenix Fuel Masters, Felix Lemetti of the Rain or Shine Elasto Painters, and Zavier Lucero of the Magnolia Hotshots.

     

    As the Commissioner’s Cup progresses, the Road Warriors will look to build on their strong start and maintain their position in the standings. With Bolick leading the way and the team showing signs of grit and cohesion, NLEX appears poised to be a serious contender capable of challenging the league’s traditional powerhouses.

     

     

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