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The Tigers went wild on the return of Fil-Am center-forward Rafi Reavis and devoured the Red Bull Barakos, 82-64, in a San Mig Coffee PBA Fiesta Cup road showcase at the Leyte National High School gym here last night.


Reavis, back in harness after a five-month suspension, proved to be the missing link for the Tigers as they regained their highly competitive form, snapping a four-game skid in the Xtreme Magic Sing-backed tourney.


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                    [Summary] => Thanks or no thanks, the influx of the Fil-foreign players in the Philippine Basketball Association has come to a halt.


Probably because of the strict requirements imposed by the Commissioner’s Office this year, the Taulavas, the Menks, the Seigles and the like shied away from the Annual Rookie Draft for the 2004 PBA season.


Surprisingly, only Fil-German Joachim Thoss, 21, and Fil-Australian Richard Peter Benitez Michael, 23, managed to beat the deadline for the filing of application of Fil-foreigners for the draft.


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Surprisingly, only Fil-German Joachim Thoss, 21, and Fil-Australian Richard Peter Benitez Michael, 23, managed to beat the deadline for the filing of application of Fil-foreigners for the draft.


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Reavis gives Tigers teeth

November 6, 2005 - 12:00am

TACLOBAN, Leyte — All of a sudden, the Coca-Cola Tigers weren’t just purring on the court. The Tigers went wild on the return of Fil-Am center-forward Rafi Reavis and devoured the Red Bull Barakos, 82-64,...

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Fil-foreigners shy away from 2004 draft

By Joey Villar | October 31, 2003 - 12:00am

Thanks or no thanks, the influx of the Fil-foreign players in the Philippine Basketball Association has come to a halt. Probably because of the strict requirements imposed by the Commissioner’s Office this...

Sports