TNT Tropang Giga is making headlines in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) with what could become one of the most memorable seasons in league history. With two championships already secured—the Governors’ Cup and the Commissioner’s Cup—the team is just one title away from achieving a rare and prestigious feat: the PBA Grand Slam. Their journey this season has been marked by dominance, resilience, and strong contributions from both local players and their imports.

The first major highlight of TNT’s season came during the 2024 Governors’ Cup. Led by veteran guard Jayson Castro and import Rondae Hollis-Jefferson, TNT went on a strong playoff run that culminated in a championship win over their long-time rivals, Barangay Ginebra. Castro, who has been a cornerstone of the team for years, showed once again why he is one of the most respected players in the league. His leadership and clutch performances earned him the Finals MVP award. Hollis-Jefferson, known for his all-around game, provided the team with scoring, rebounding, and defensive intensity.

TNT’s momentum continued into the Commissioner’s Cup, where they once again found themselves in a finals showdown with Ginebra. This time, the series stretched to a thrilling seven games. In Game 7, TNT came out on top in an intense overtime battle. Rey Nambatac stepped up in the biggest moment, scoring 22 points and earning the Finals MVP title. Hollis-Jefferson continued to be a force, notching a double-double and helping seal the win. With back-to-back titles under their belt, TNT quickly became the favorite to complete the season sweep.

However, the start of the 2025 Philippine Cup brought unexpected challenges. TNT opened the conference with a surprising three-game losing streak, raising questions about fatigue, injuries, and consistency. Adding to their troubles, Castro suffered a knee injury, forcing the team to adjust its rotation. Despite the early setbacks, TNT showed resilience. Role players like Glenn Khobuntin and rookie Jielo Razon stepped up, providing much-needed energy and support. Khobuntin, in particular, has earned praise for his hustle plays and timely shooting, while Razon’s emergence has added depth to the guard position.

Thanks to their depth and strong team chemistry, TNT recovered just in time to secure a spot in the Philippine Cup Finals. This upcoming series will be the most important of their season. If they manage to win, TNT will achieve the Grand Slam—a milestone that only a few teams in PBA history have reached. With key players like Hollis-Jefferson, Nambatac, Oftana, and Pogoy firing on all cylinders, they have the tools to finish what they started.

TNT Tropang Giga’s 2024–25 season has been a masterclass in teamwork, determination, and championship mentality. Whether they complete the Grand Slam or not, their performance this year has already secured their place in the conversation as one of the most dominant teams in PBA history.