Baculi, who previously coached Barako Bull (now Shopinas.com Clickers) before its dissolution. They then acquired free agent Jondan Salvador, then on the 2011 PBA Draft selected former Gilas reserve Dylan Ababou and PBA D - League MVP Allein Maliksi, who joined the main roster almost immediately. The team also became involved in a three-way trade with sister team Shopinas.com Clickers and B-Meg Llamados where Barako Bull acquired Don Allado and future second round picks from B - Meg, while losing Elmer Espiritu to Shopinas. On November 16, the Philippine Basketball Association commissioner Chito Salud approved of a trade that sent Allein Maliksi and former Rookie of the Year Rico Maierhofer to Barangay Ginebra Kings, Jimbo Aquino and 2013 1st round pick(GIN) to Barako Bull Energy, and 2002 PBA 1st overall pick Yancy de Ocampo + 2012 2nd round pick(GIN) to San Mig Coffee Mixers. On September 8, 2012, it was announced that they will play under the moniker Barako Bull Energy Cola. On April 3, 2013, NBA player DJ Mbenga signed with the Barako Bull Energy. 2013–14 Season Before the start of the 39th PBA season, Barako Bull was the subject of all the criticism from league pundits and social media, because of the questionable personnel moves made during the off-season. They terminated Rajko Toroman's contract as its active consultant, and kept Bong Ramos as its coach. They also traded away all their three first round picks for established veterans, which team manager Raffy Casyao considers as team strategy. Casyao explained that they wanted to get quality, tried and tested veteran players that can give them some impact right away, as opposed to rebuilding the team with rookies from the ground up. As a result of these offseason moves, they lost Danny Seigle to free agency, and added loads of veterans Dennis Miranda, Rico Maierhofer, Willy Wilson, Willie Miller, Robert Labagala, and Dorian Peña. They also drafted ex-UST stalwart Jeric Fortuna and Benildean star Carlo Lastimosa. As a matter of fact, they were projected to finish dead last in the conference, yet they proved their doubters wrong. They finished sixth in the 2013–14 PBA Philippine Cup with 5–9 record, earned a playoff spot and the right to face Petron Blaze Boosters in their best of three quarterfinal series. They were swept by the Boosters. In the midst of 2013–14 PBA season Siot Tanquingcen took over as the Barako Bulls new