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Ginebra San Miguel assistant coach Siot Tanquingcen said yesterday there is no substitute for teamwork as the key to bringing the Kings back on the throne in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA).


Last season, Ginebra compiled an overall record of 25-24 to finish fourth in the Fiesta Conference and sixth in the Philippine Cup. Lack of depth was evident as the Kings failed to regroup after injuries struck down Romel Adducul, Rodney Santos, Jay-Jay Helterbrand, Andy Seigle and Aris Dimaunahan during the campaign. The previous year, Ginebra bagged two championships.

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                    [Title] => SMC-RP opens Brunei defense
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San Miguel-Pilipinas opens defense of its crown in the 2006 Brunei Sultan Cup versus Saudi Arabia today in high spirits following its recent two-game sweep of second-ranked Asian squad Lebanon at home.


Coach Chot Reyes has tapped San Miguel’s Danny Seigle, Dondon Hontiveros and Dorian Peña, and Air21’s Mark Telan and Niño Canaleta to replace Jimmy Alapag, Mick Pennisi, Denok Miranda, Kelly Williams and Arwind Santos for the Brunei joust.


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                    [Title] => Import-less Kings compete in Brunei Cup
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Barangay Ginebra has decided to play without an import in its coming 2006 Brunei Sultan Cup stint, using the tournament as an initial test for  its newly souped-up  roster.


The Kings are fielding in Eric Menk, Mark Caguioa, Rommel Adducul, Andy Seigle, Billy Mamaril, Rafi Reavis, Sunday Salvacion, Mark Macapagal, veteran free agents Allan Salangsang and Egay Echavez and rookie free agent Christian Coronel from San Sebastian.


The team is leaving Monday for the Brunei joust together with the San Miguel-RP team which sets out for back-to-back championships.


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                    [Title] => Kings, Aces go for kill vs rivals
                    [Summary] => Barangay Ginebra is plagued with injuries to key players but may leave Red Bull hurting even more with another victory tonight.


The Kings have inflicted the Bulls back-to-back defeats and are raring to deal them one more to cap  their improbable, if not unbelievable, run in the Gran Matador Brandy PBA Philippine Cup playoffs and arrange a semifinal duel with the San Miguel Beermen.


Stopped on their tracks Sunday, the Alaska Milk Aces, meanwhile, take another shot at clinching a semis seat in their own quarterfinals match-up with the Coca-Cola Tigers.


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Last season, Ginebra compiled an overall record of 25-24 to finish fourth in the Fiesta Conference and sixth in the Philippine Cup. Lack of depth was evident as the Kings failed to regroup after injuries struck down Romel Adducul, Rodney Santos, Jay-Jay Helterbrand, Andy Seigle and Aris Dimaunahan during the campaign. The previous year, Ginebra bagged two championships.

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San Miguel-Pilipinas opens defense of its crown in the 2006 Brunei Sultan Cup versus Saudi Arabia today in high spirits following its recent two-game sweep of second-ranked Asian squad Lebanon at home.


Coach Chot Reyes has tapped San Miguel’s Danny Seigle, Dondon Hontiveros and Dorian Peña, and Air21’s Mark Telan and Niño Canaleta to replace Jimmy Alapag, Mick Pennisi, Denok Miranda, Kelly Williams and Arwind Santos for the Brunei joust.


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Barangay Ginebra has decided to play without an import in its coming 2006 Brunei Sultan Cup stint, using the tournament as an initial test for  its newly souped-up  roster.


The Kings are fielding in Eric Menk, Mark Caguioa, Rommel Adducul, Andy Seigle, Billy Mamaril, Rafi Reavis, Sunday Salvacion, Mark Macapagal, veteran free agents Allan Salangsang and Egay Echavez and rookie free agent Christian Coronel from San Sebastian.


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                    [Summary] => Barangay Ginebra is plagued with injuries to key players but may leave Red Bull hurting even more with another victory tonight.


The Kings have inflicted the Bulls back-to-back defeats and are raring to deal them one more to cap  their improbable, if not unbelievable, run in the Gran Matador Brandy PBA Philippine Cup playoffs and arrange a semifinal duel with the San Miguel Beermen.


Stopped on their tracks Sunday, the Alaska Milk Aces, meanwhile, take another shot at clinching a semis seat in their own quarterfinals match-up with the Coca-Cola Tigers.


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Teamwork key for Ginebra, says Siot

By Joaquin M. Henson | November 3, 2006 - 12:00am

Ginebra San Miguel assistant coach Siot Tanquingcen said yesterday there is no substitute for teamwork as the key to bringing the Kings back on the throne in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA). Last...

Sports

SMC-RP opens Brunei defense

By Joey Villar | August 19, 2006 - 12:00am

San Miguel-Pilipinas opens defense of its crown in the 2006 Brunei Sultan Cup versus Saudi Arabia today in high spirits following its recent two-game sweep of second-ranked Asian squad Lebanon at home. Coach...

Sports

Import-less Kings compete in Brunei Cup

August 17, 2006 - 12:00am

Barangay Ginebra has decided to play without an import in its coming 2006 Brunei Sultan Cup stint, using the tournament as an initial test for its newly souped-up roster. The Kings are fielding in Eric Menk,...

Sports

Kings, Aces go for kill vs rivals

By Joey Villar | June 14, 2006 - 12:00am

Barangay Ginebra is plagued with injuries to key players but may leave Red Bull hurting even more with another victory tonight. The Kings have inflicted the Bulls back-to-back defeats and are raring to deal them...

Sports