adornado造句

• Ha adornado la portada de Playboy ocho veces, lo que es un record.
• Bogs Adornado topscored for Crispa with 29 points.
• In 1987, Adornado joined the Hills Bros Coffee Kings for his final season in the league.
• That same season, Adornado would claim his 7th Mythical 5 award, the last of his career.
• Adornado cracked the Mythical 5 for the 3rd time in his PBA career, a classic case of retribution.
• Co and Ronnie Magsanoc pumped in 19 apiece with Jojo Lastimosa adding 16, Yoyoy Villamin 11 and Adornado 10.
• In 1985, Adornado played for rookie team Shell Azodrin Bugbusters along with former Crispa teammates Philip Cezar and Bernie Fabiosa.
• Adornado's number 33 was retired by the Alaska franchise and was honored in the opening of the 1988 PBA season.
• That same season, Adornado cracked the Mythical 5 for the third time in his PBA career, a classic case of retribution.
• Adornado was also awarded the very first PBA Most Valuable Player ( MVP ), an award he would also win in'76.
• During the 2011 12 Philippine Cup and part of the Commissioner's Cup, he wore number 33, possibly given permission by Bogs Adornado.
• The Redmanizers of coach Baby Dalupan were led by Jun Papa, Danny Florencio, imports Tom Cowart and Paul Scranton, and rookie Bogs Adornado.
• These six players, including four of the five starters ( only Bogs Adornado was found innocent among the starting five ), were served lifetime suspensions.
• From then on, Adornado would become a mainstay for the Philippine national teams that competed for basketball supremacy in Asia, Olympics, and the World.
• In 1981, Adornado won his third MVP award while powering the Wranglers to a runner-up finish in the 1981 Reinforced Conference Finals against Crispa.
• Adornado played a total of 12 seasons with an impressive career average of 20.4 ppg ( currently 2nd all-time best among locals ).
• Controversy then surrounds their high-flying import Willie Bland during the season-ending Reinforced Conference with Bogs Adornado now coach of Alaska, replacing Turo Valenzona.
• Commercially, Adornado played for Crispa in the old Manila Industrial and Commercial Athletic Association ( MICAA ) where he played with Jun Papa, and Danny Florencio.
• In the 1976 Open Conference, Adornado suffered a knee injury that forced him to miss action for the rest of the season and also the following year.
• Shell fought valiantly against Adornado's former team losing in four games with Adornado leading all scorers in the series with a 34.5 ppg average.