For back-to-back MVP winner Jason Castro, the coming PBL Unity Cup is the best time to showcase his skills and talent. “I must turn in a good performance since it could be my last conference,” said Castro in Filipino during the PSA Awards Night Saturday where he was honored as last year’s top amateur player. To boost his stock in the pro league, Castro said, he has to play consistently and assert his dominance just like what he did last year where he helped Harbour Centre win two championships. “I have to show what I can do for those who are interested in getting my services,” said the 5-foot-9 Castro who also played a key role in the Philippine team’s gold medal win in the 24th SEA Games in Thailand last year. Reached for comment regarding Castro’s PBA plan, Harbour Centre owner Mikee Romero said he will not stand in the way for his player’s advancement. “I have no problem with it, in fact I have to thank him for serving the country and our team very well. He’s very crafty p...
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