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[Title] => Mixers, Boosters target piece of history
[Summary] => San Mig coach Tim Cone and Petron mentor Gee Abanila seek a place in history as sister teams the Mixers and the Boosters square off in the PBA Governors Cup Finals beginning Friday at the Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay City.
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[Summary] => Isang espesyal na lugar sa kasaysayan ng PBA ang nakataya sa sagupaan nina coaches Tim Cone at Gee Abanila sa paghaharap ng sister teams na Petron Blaze at San Mig Coffee sa PBA Governors’ Cup na magsisimula sa Biyernes sa Mall of Asia Arena sa Pasay City.
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[Title] => Starmen clobber PNP five, enter Gonzales Cup final
[Summary] => The Philippine STAR shackled Philippine National Police’s top gunners and came away with an easy 95-65 romp in their sudden death to clinch the other finals berth in the 2012 Congressman Neptali “Boyet” Gonzales Cup at the RTU gym in Mandaluyong City Thursday night.
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[Title] => Blue Thunders stay on track for semis seat
[Summary] => The Rizal Technological University Blue Thunders leaned on timely baskets by veteran playmakers Jonathan Domangcas and Mark Pagente in the endgame to pull off a crucial 70-66 triumph over the Olivarez College Sea Lions yesterday in the 16th National Capital Region Athletic Association (NCRAA) men’s basketball tournament at the Arellano University gym.
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[Title] => Chiefs, Generals teams to beat in NCRAA tilt
[Summary] => Two powerhouse teams including back-to-back champion Arellano University, loom as the top picks for the title when 16th edition of the National Capital Region Athletic Association (NCRAA) comes off the wraps this Friday with the centerpiece event of basketball ushering hostilities at the Emilio Aguinaldo College sports complex.
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[Title] => Thanks for the memories
[Summary] => Pilipinas Shell celebrated 11 years in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) by throwing a thanksgiving dinner party at the Manila Golf Club in Makati last Friday for those who’ve supported, been involved in or covered the team since its pro debut in 1985.
Former Shell chairmen Cesar Buenaventura and Oscar Reyes were around to toast the franchise that won four PBA championships in 1990, 1992, 1998 and 1999.
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[Title] => Shell ‘hands-off’ to PBA teams
[Summary] => The PBA ball clubs have come up with a virtual gentleman’s agreement that no team would touch any Shell player until the giant gasoline company has come up with a decision on whether to fold-up or continue its participation in the league.
The ball clubs agreed not to enter into trade deals with Shell to keep the Turbochargers lineup intact pending the decision of the Shell management on the fate of its franchise.
The league governors, during its board meeting last Thursday, had the Tanduay case in mind in discussing a "trade embargo" with Shell.
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[Title] => Is Watkins too tall?
[Summary] => After Shell eked out a 91-89 decision over Talk N’ Text in a Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) Fiesta Conference game at the Big Dome the other night, an exasperated Phone Pals fan texted this message to me:
"How on God’s good earth could this guy Watkins be 6-8 only?"
I texted back, saying Shell’s new import Jameel Watkins was measured at 6-7 7/8 by PBA officials with TNT assistant coach Aric del Rosario witnessing and certifying the proceedings.
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[Title] => RP cagers bow to lowly Kuwaitis
[Summary] => From worse to worst.
That’s where the Philippines has gone to in the Asian Basketball Confederation men’s basketball championship with a 66-79 loss to Kuwait yesterday guaranteeing the country’s worst showing in the 43-year history of the biennial meet.
With a second straight defeat in the consolation round, the best the Filipino cagers can target now is 13th place.
And that will only come if the Philippines beats Syria today. Otherwise, the RP squad will be relegated to a playoff for 15th place in this 16-nation event.
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[Title] => RP trips Jordan, escapes cellar
[Summary] => The Philippines yesterday broke into the win column at Jordan’s expense to escape the cellar in Group D of the 22th Asian Basketball Confederation (ABC) championships at the Heilongjian University gym in Harbin, China.
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Former Shell chairmen Cesar Buenaventura and Oscar Reyes were around to toast the franchise that won four PBA championships in 1990, 1992, 1998 and 1999.
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The ball clubs agreed not to enter into trade deals with Shell to keep the Turbochargers lineup intact pending the decision of the Shell management on the fate of its franchise.
The league governors, during its board meeting last Thursday, had the Tanduay case in mind in discussing a "trade embargo" with Shell.
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"How on God’s good earth could this guy Watkins be 6-8 only?"
I texted back, saying Shell’s new import Jameel Watkins was measured at 6-7 7/8 by PBA officials with TNT assistant coach Aric del Rosario witnessing and certifying the proceedings.
He sent another message.
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[Title] => RP cagers bow to lowly Kuwaitis
[Summary] => From worse to worst.
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With a second straight defeat in the consolation round, the best the Filipino cagers can target now is 13th place.
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