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                    [Title] => Phone Pals halt Beermen’s romp
                    [Summary] => SAN FERNANDO, Pampanga — Mobiline caught San Miguel napping as the Phone Pals dealt the Beermen their first loss in over two months in their PBA All-Filipino Cup out-of-town tussle at the Bren Guiao Convention Center here last night.


The Phone Pals pounded and pummeled the surprisingly erratic Beermen, scoring an 83-71 reversal to stop their skid and their rivals’ searing run of victories dating back to last year.


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                    [Title] => Alaska releases Hawkins
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The Uytengsu franchise let go of Hawkins after trading earlier two other ace players in Johnny Abarrientos and Poch Juinio to Pop Cola for Ali Peek and Jon Ordonio.


Alaska team manager Joaqui Trillo said they wanted to keep Hawkins in their lineup but decided to let him go because of the salary cap restrictions.


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                    [Title] => Everybody’s bullish about Red Bull
                    [Summary] => His team may have dominated the PBA 26th season but coach Jong Uichico, this early, believes Red Bull, and not San Miguel Beer, is the team to beat in the 2001 campaign which is set start Jan. 28.


The other coaches agree with Uichico, expecting Red Bull to be a chief contender with  the return of Kerby Raymundo and the arrival of the year’s top draft pick.


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                    [Title] => Pop Cola also building up  for 2001
                    [Summary] => Just like Alaska Milk, Pop Cola also intends to continue rebuilding its team with team officials stressing no one is indispensable in their current lineup.


Team manager Elmer Yanga said they’re still open to player trades although they have closed a big one with the Uytengsu ballclub, getting the services of Johnny Abarrientos and Poch Juinio for Ali Peek and Jon Ordonio.


"If we traded Ali (Peek), what could stop us from trading any of our other players. Kung may magandang proposal, bakit hindi?," said Yanga.


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                    [Title] => Tanduay rejects Alaska offer on Hatfield trade
                    [Summary] => Alaska will have to shop for another ballclub if it were to let go of Bong Hawkins.


This came about as Tanduay team owner Bong Tan reportedly rejected the proposed Hawkins-Rudy Hatfield trade over the weekend as part of Alaska’s process of rebuilding its once formidable team in the PBA.


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ALI PEEK AND JON ORDONIO

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Phone Pals halt Beermen’s romp

By Joey Villar | February 25, 2001 - 12:00am

SAN FERNANDO, Pampanga — Mobiline caught San Miguel napping as the Phone Pals dealt the Beermen their first loss in over two months in their PBA All-Filipino Cup out-of-town tussle at the Bren Guiao Convention...

Sports

Alaska releases Hawkins

January 20, 2001 - 12:00am

Eight days to go before the opening of the PBA 2001 season and Alaska Milk continued to overhaul its lineup, releasing Bong Hawkins to Tanduay Rhum in exchange for a future draft pick. The Uytengsu franchise let...

Sports

Everybody’s bullish about Red Bull

By Joey Villar | December 29, 2000 - 12:00am

His team may have dominated the PBA 26th season but coach Jong Uichico, this early, believes Red Bull, and not San Miguel Beer, is the team to beat in the 2001 campaign which is set start Jan. 28. The other coaches...

Sports

Pop Cola also building up for 2001

By Joey Villar | December 20, 2000 - 12:00am

Just like Alaska Milk, Pop Cola also intends to continue rebuilding its team with team officials stressing no one is indispensable in their current lineup. Team manager Elmer Yanga said they’re...

Sports

Tanduay rejects Alaska offer on Hatfield trade

December 19, 2000 - 12:00am

Alaska will have to shop for another ballclub if it were to let go of Bong Hawkins. This came about as Tanduay team owner Bong Tan reportedly rejected the proposed Hawkins-Rudy Hatfield trade over the weekend as...

Sports