According to Spin.ph's Homer Sayson, Jeron Teng's future with the San Miguel Beermen remains uncertain as the PBA trade deadline approaches.
He stated that in his recent appearance in the social media live discussion of Snow Badua. Homer and Snow are the top two sources of insider information in the PBA.
The 6-foot-3 guard has struggled to find a consistent role with the Beermen this season, averaging just 2.0 points, 4.0 rebounds, and 17% shooting from three-point range.
While Teng has shown flashes of potential, his inconsistent performance and lack of consistency from beyond the arc have raised questions about his future with the Beermen. The Beermen are a team that relies heavily on three-point shooting, and Teng's inability to consistently knock down shots from deep has made him a liability on the offensive end.
With the trade deadline looming, there is a possibility that San Miguel could explore options to trade Teng in order to acquire a player who can provide more immediate impact. Teng is a young and talented player, but the Beermen may be willing to part with him if they believe that he is not a good fit for their system.
I mean, Stephen Holt, Juami Tiongson, Robert Bolick and Will Navarro will fit better with SMB.
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