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"Q is a tested scorer. He can light up the board but he hardly gets his teammates involved. The coaching staff thought Penny could do a better job," said Red Bull team manager Tony Chua.


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Pennisi has returned from Australia with pertinent papers that he hoped would prove he’s a legitimate Fil-foreigner and pave the way for his inclusion to the Red Bull cast. He has been practicing with the Barakos for a little over a month now.


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Red Bull taps new import to replace ‘Q’

January 11, 2006 - 12:00am

Red Bull has decided to take in James Penny to replace Quemont Greer, hoping to get more contribution from its local players with the entry of the former Texas Christian University standout. "Q is a tested...

Sports

Pennisi pursues case, seeks Barako stint

By Joey Villar | September 30, 2005 - 12:00am

Red Bull forward-center Mick Pennisi, who missed most of the recent PBA season due to eligibility issue as one of those ruled as "Fil-shams" by Department of Justice, may be back in action in the local...

Sports