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Singson, a Kellogg graduate school of business graduate, is based in Hong Kong and operates out of NBA Asia, Ltd.
During the recent NBA Finals, I met two Filipinos who work for NBA Entertainment in New Jersey.
Robert Soria, 30, was born in Paterson, New Jersey, to Filipino parents who migrated to the US in 1970. His father Mario is an accountant from Iloilo and a University of San Agustin graduate. His mother Rosario is a nurse.
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[Summary] => HOUSTON — I had a good feeling that the East would beat the West in the 55th National Basketball Association (NBA) All-Star Game at the Toyota Center here Sunday night (yesterday morning, Manila).
I stuck out my neck and predicted an East victory in this column and my section in the nba.com Blog Squad last week. I figured East coach Flip Saunders had the advantage of chemistry and athleticism — two key factors that determine the outcome of a contest that is typically up-and-down.
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It was the first of a two-day break in between Games 3 and 4. In the Finals schedule, each game is played every other day except for the two-day break from Thursday to Sunday.
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[Summary] => Since I was invited by the National Basketball Association (NBA) to contribute to its blog site on nba.com a few weeks ago, I’ve sent in two stories. One was about tattoos in the NBA and the second was on the league’s winningest coach Lenny Wilkens.
My third installment will be on former Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) imports playing in the NBA this season.
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Henson was invited by NBA official Julian Segui in a long distance phone call from New Jersey to join the Blog Squad made up of writers, coaches and players who are asked to share their views on the league in the website.
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Singson, a Kellogg graduate school of business graduate, is based in Hong Kong and operates out of NBA Asia, Ltd.
During the recent NBA Finals, I met two Filipinos who work for NBA Entertainment in New Jersey.
Robert Soria, 30, was born in Paterson, New Jersey, to Filipino parents who migrated to the US in 1970. His father Mario is an accountant from Iloilo and a University of San Agustin graduate. His mother Rosario is a nurse.
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I stuck out my neck and predicted an East victory in this column and my section in the nba.com Blog Squad last week. I figured East coach Flip Saunders had the advantage of chemistry and athleticism — two key factors that determine the outcome of a contest that is typically up-and-down.
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It was the first of a two-day break in between Games 3 and 4. In the Finals schedule, each game is played every other day except for the two-day break from Thursday to Sunday.
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My third installment will be on former Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) imports playing in the NBA this season.
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Henson was invited by NBA official Julian Segui in a long distance phone call from New Jersey to join the Blog Squad made up of writers, coaches and players who are asked to share their views on the league in the website.
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January 11, 2004 - 12:00am
