Jeron Teng recovers but PBA comeback ‘still uncertain’

MANILA, Philippines – Jeron Teng’s basketball comeback remains “uncertain” as he continues to recover from multiple stab wounds suffered from a shocking stabbing incident  last June 3. (READ: Jeron Teng, 2 ex-La Salle players stabbed in BGC)

“As of present I am now recovering at home and being closely monitored by my family and doctors,” Teng wrote on his Twitter account on Friday, June 8. “The time that I’m going to be back inside the court is still uncertain. For now, I am focusing on my recovery with the help of my family and friends. Thank you Lord.”

The Alaska Aces player said he sustained “multiple stab wounds and deep lacerations which could have been fatal” during the attack that also involved his former La Salle teammates Thomas Torres and Norbert Torres.

First of all, I would like to thank my family, friends and supporters for all the prayers. Last June 3, I suffered from multiple stabs wounds and deep lacerations which could have been fatal. 1/2 pic.twitter.com/mpRRpi9xTV

— Jeron Teng (@jeronteng) June 8, 2018

Thomas  got stabbed in both arms, while Norbert also got slashed in the arm during the incident that started with a brawl outside a club at Bonifacio Global City.  (WATCH: The brawl that triggered the Jeron Teng stabbing incident)

The suspects, Filipino-American Edmar Lacanlale and Williard Basili, face frustrated homicide and less serious physical injuries charges. (READ: The Jeron Teng stabbing: What we know)

As of present I am now recovering at home and being closely monitored by my family and doctors. The time that I’m going to be back inside the court is still uncertain. For now, I am focusing on my recovery with the help of my family and friends. Thank you Lord.  2/2

— Jeron Teng (@jeronteng) June 8, 2018

 – Rappler.com