#12 - Glenn Capacio

Most defensive player in history,mahigpit na karibal ni samboy lim sa bantayan yang dalawa na yan.

oo naman c glen capacio 1 of d best deffensive player yan.lalo na ng nasa pf sya nun idol ko yun,,,may opensa pa

Rey Evangelista

Glenn Capacio and Rey Evangelista are arguably two of the most underrated players in PBA history, Glen is a great player in my book.

In Purefoods first championship, besides Al Solis big three point shot that gives the Hotdogs a 4-point cushion with 14 secs. left, it was Capacio's jumper first that gave Purefoods a slim 3-point lead with a minute left. call it a "clutch shooter"

In Purefoods 2nd championship, it was Capacio once again who shown the brightest, topscoring for the team, and his crucial shot when Sarsi was threatening in the last two minutes gave the Hotdogs a safer 5-point lead.

the duo of Alvin and Jerry wouldn't succeed without Glen Capacio. he was a key factor in Purefoods' title run during the 90s.

Reminds me of former Laker Rick Fox - a tough defensive specialist tasked to stop some of the opponent's go-to-guys, who can also nail the clutch when needed.

Though I also remember him missing a crucial FT that could've swept Alaska back in the '94 Commissioner's Cup. (Sayang, kung nagkataon suki na pala natin ng walis ang Alaska)

Wouldn't mind him becoming a part of the PF coaching staff.