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[Title] => Pennisi logical replacement for sidelined Seigle
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BUSAN - Red Bull’s Mick Pennisi had an inkling he would be elevated to a regular status after Danny Seigle suffered an Achilles tendon tear last Sunday and reinforced his belief with the elder brother Andy Seigle not in top condition at the moment.
But not until national coach Jong Uichico cornered him for a private talk on their way to the Asian Games that he was fully assured of the berth, something he had worked for since he was called to report to duty December last year.
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[Title] => RP 5 still force to reckon with
[Summary] => Never mind the latest setback–the ouster of Danny Seigle on injury–that hit the RP basketball team to the Asian Games.
In the eyes of Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) commissioner Jun Bernardino, the fourth all-pro squad to the Asiad still remains a major contender for the gold medal even in the absence of the player who would have been the team’s biggest offensive threat.
Bernardino leads the delegation as it departs for Busan, Korea this afternoon.
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[Title] => Dan Seigle out of Asiad team
[Summary] => Only two days before its departure for Busan, Korea, the Philippine basketball team suffered a big casualty with ace forward Danny Seigle suffering an Achilles heel tear on his left foot early in the third quarter of the Philippine-Qatar exhibition game last night at the Araneta Coliseum.
The Nationals won the match, 78-61, but the outcome hardly soothed the sad feeling of the team and the Filipino nation after seeing the prized Fil-American hitman carried out of the venue – and, worse, out of the RP bid in the coming Asian Games.
[DatePublished] => 2002-09-23 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Joey Villar
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[Title] => PBA’s final 12 for Busan good as in
[Summary] => Whether they were picked at random or not, the top 12 names in the entry list forwarded by the PBA to the Philippine Olympic Committee yesterday afternoon are believed to be the final composition of the country’s cage team to the Busan Asian Games next month.
[DatePublished] => 2002-08-27 00:00:00
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CHRIS JACKSON AND BOYET FERNANDEZ
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[Title] => Pennisi logical replacement for sidelined Seigle
[Summary] => BUSAN - Red Bull’s Mick Pennisi had an inkling he would be elevated to a regular status after Danny Seigle suffered an Achilles tendon tear last Sunday and reinforced his belief with the elder brother Andy Seigle not in top condition at the moment.
But not until national coach Jong Uichico cornered him for a private talk on their way to the Asian Games that he was fully assured of the berth, something he had worked for since he was called to report to duty December last year.
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[Title] => RP 5 still force to reckon with
[Summary] => Never mind the latest setback–the ouster of Danny Seigle on injury–that hit the RP basketball team to the Asian Games.
In the eyes of Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) commissioner Jun Bernardino, the fourth all-pro squad to the Asiad still remains a major contender for the gold medal even in the absence of the player who would have been the team’s biggest offensive threat.
Bernardino leads the delegation as it departs for Busan, Korea this afternoon.
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[Title] => Dan Seigle out of Asiad team
[Summary] => Only two days before its departure for Busan, Korea, the Philippine basketball team suffered a big casualty with ace forward Danny Seigle suffering an Achilles heel tear on his left foot early in the third quarter of the Philippine-Qatar exhibition game last night at the Araneta Coliseum.
The Nationals won the match, 78-61, but the outcome hardly soothed the sad feeling of the team and the Filipino nation after seeing the prized Fil-American hitman carried out of the venue – and, worse, out of the RP bid in the coming Asian Games.
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[Title] => PBA’s final 12 for Busan good as in
[Summary] => Whether they were picked at random or not, the top 12 names in the entry list forwarded by the PBA to the Philippine Olympic Committee yesterday afternoon are believed to be the final composition of the country’s cage team to the Busan Asian Games next month.
[DatePublished] => 2002-08-27 00:00:00
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