Part of the answer will be known today when the fancied 6-foot-10 cager debuts for defending champion Rain or Shine against Toyota Otis at resumption of action in the PBL Unity Cup at the San Andres Gym.
Eman, who first played in the league for John O three years ago, actually suited up in his team’s 70-64 win over the Habour Port Masters last Sunday but didn’t play although he is expected to finally strut his stuff as the Elasto Painters take on the Sparks at 4 p.m.
"He’s the player we’ve been looking for, he’s quick for his size," said Rain or Shine manager Boy Lapid whose wards are gunning for their second win and a share of the lead with the Montaña Jewels.
Aside from his height and bulk, Eman reportedly has quickness and a good outside shooting touch.
But can he really match up with the league’s big guys?
"I’ve heard he has potential, so we’ll see," said Toyota Otis mentor Louie Alas.
Hapee-PCU and Harbour Centre collide in the second game at 2 p.m. — Joey Villar