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[Summary] => Smart-Gilas’ would-be naturalized player C. J. Giles, once considering to settle down permanently in Manila to set up a T-shirt business, has been cut from the Philippine national basketball team, it was learned yesterday.
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Everyone is looking for size, hopefully, a seven-footer who can move around the basket and make the big play. It’s so hard to find them, scouts wished they came in pairs, so you could always carry a spare.
Well, their wish has come true.
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Everyone is looking for size, hopefully, a seven-footer who can move around the basket and make the big play. It’s so hard to find them, scouts wished they came in pairs, so you could always carry a spare.
Well, their wish has come true.
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