Ginebra-NorthPort Trade Shocks PBA World! Ginebra Players Exchange Messages on Social Media

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Twitter and Instagram Scoop:

Fresh from a win against San Miguel over the weekend, Ginebra all of a sudden figured in a trade that sent ripples in the PBA World. Sir Sev Sarmienta perfectly summed it up in a Tweet. So I guess it's now official! Stanley Pringle is now a Ginebra Gin King while Kevin Ferrer, Sol Mercado, and Jervy Cruz bid farewell to their beloved team as they transfer to NorthPort.

Read below the messages of some of the players involved along with their teammates that they shared precious memories with. These are tear-jerkers so bring a roll of tissue with you....

Role player and defender Jervy Cruz thanked everyone who helped him in his journey with Ginebra. He highlighted the lessons that he learned from his teammates and that he will carry it forever.

The Sol Train meanwhile narrated how he discovered that he got traded. He got sad but the messages that flooded his phone made him sane. Still, who would be happy when the news broke out. This is really a sad day for the fans.




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