Alaska with a 20-point blowout. Alex Mallari lead the way with 17 points. They also won their third game, against Blackwater with the score of 98–86. They also won their fourth game of the tournament, against NLEX, 87–62. Daniel Orton replaced Blakely and had an impressive debut by finishing with 16 points, 12 rebounds, 3 assists and blocks. After a four-game winning streak, The Hotshots lost to Rain or Shine with the score of 78–71, this loss tallies their first loss of the tournament. Orton tallied 23 points. The Hotshots also loss to the expansion team Kia Carnival, 95–84. After the game, he called Kia playing-coach (now Senator) Manny Pacquiao as a basketball player, as well as the referees during that game "a joke". He was summoned by Salud two days after the incident and was fined by the Commissioner's Office PHP250,000 due to his comments. Subsequently, he was sent home by his team as confirmed by Purefoods' team governor Rene Pardo. Orton was replaced by the former import of the Hotshots, Denzel Bowles. The Hotshots lost to their bitter rival Barangay Ginebra tallying their third straight loss. The Hotshots went on an 8–3 finish after the elimination round, they also won the quarterfinal series against Alaska in two games but they were defeated by the eventual champion Talk 'N Text in four games in their best-of-five series. 2015 PBA Governors' Cup: Dethroned Champions The Hotshots won the debut game of the tournament for them, defeating NLEX, 85–89. Blakely tallied 29 points, 18 rebounds, 7 assists and 6 blocks. Prior to the game, the franchise changed their name to Star Hotshots and reverted the team colors to red, yellow and white. After their fifth-place finish in the elimination round, the Hotshots won their twice-to-win quarterfinal series against GlobalPort in two games including one which they broke the record for the most margin in a playoff game victory at 53. It is two point shy at the all-time record which is 55. They lost to Alaska on their best-of-five semifinal series in three games. 2015–16 season : Jason Webb – New Coach, new beginnings On July 20, 2015, Assistant coach Jason Webb was promoted as the head coach of the Star Hotshots after Coach Tim Cone transferred to Ginebra. During Webb's reign as head coach, the Hotshots entered quarterfinals in the first two conference but in the third conference they finished