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Magnolia put premium on defense minus top gun Danny Seigle, neutralizing Coca-Cola’s import tandem of Jason Dixon and Brandon Dean as the Beverage Masters toppled the Tigers, 108-96, in the opener of their Smart PBA Fiesta Conference best-of-three quarterfinals showdown at the Astrodome last night.
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                    [Title] => Peña provides spark for resurgent Beermen
                    [Summary] => Dorian Peña has been given a variety of monikers before, but there’s just one he wants to be known by.


"Junkyard Dawg," offered the burly 6-foot-8 center, referring to his current role with defending champion San Miguel Beer in the PBA Fiesta Conference.


"I’m here to do the dirty work, clean whatever mess there may be. But mostly to grab the offensive rebound, play defense and pick up the scraps," he said.


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                    [Title] => Phone Pals blow off T’chargers
                    [Summary] => Not even a three-week layoff could cool off Talk n Text’s searing campaign. Curiously coming out flat and cold from a two-day rest was Shell.


The Phone Pals picked up from where they left off in the double-round classifications and kept their mastery of the Turbochargers with a 97-74 rout in Game One of their Gran Matador PBA best-of-five semifinal showdown at the Araneta Coliseum last night.


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Magnolia shakes off fancied Coke

By Joey Villar | July 14, 2008 - 12:00am

Magnolia put premium on defense minus top gun Danny Seigle, neutralizing Coca-Cola’s import tandem of Jason Dixon and Brandon Dean as the Beverage Masters toppled the Tigers, 108-96, in the opener...

Sports

Peña provides spark for resurgent Beermen

December 13, 2005 - 12:00am

Dorian Peña has been given a variety of monikers before, but there’s just one he wants to be known by. "Junkyard Dawg," offered the burly 6-foot-8 center, referring to his current role with...

Sports

Phone Pals blow off T’chargers

By Joey Villar | June 20, 2005 - 12:00am

Not even a three-week layoff could cool off Talk n Text’s searing campaign. Curiously coming out flat and cold from a two-day rest was Shell. The Phone Pals picked up from where they left off in the double-round...

Sports