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[Title] => Eala cracks whip on erring stars
[Summary] => CEBU — To prove that it means business here, the PBA Commissioner’s Office didn’t let pass even minor shortcomings by the players in the ongoing 2004 PBA All-Star Week.
Commissioner Noli Eala has cracked the whip on 18 players thus far, imposing fines totaling P14,500.
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[Title] => Mike making great strides in big league
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The row of chairs on the interview table inside the press room is reserved for the winning coach and the top players of a team after a game.
In all four Alaska games so far in the current Samsung Philippine Basketball Association All-Filipino Cup, Mike Cortez has been a regular guest to the special seats. So much so that after Sunday night’s post-game chat, someone told him to keep up the frequency of his post-game visits to sportswriters.
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[Title] => Cortez, PBA Player of the Week
[Summary] => Ang isang hilera ng upuan sa interview table sa loob ng press room ay nakareserba para sa winning coach at top players ng winning team pagkatapos ng game.
Sa apat na laro ng Alaska sa kasalukuyang PBA Samsung All-Filipino Cup, naging regular na guest si Mike Cortez sa special seats.
Laban sa Ginebra, humakot si Cortez ng career-high na 21-puntos upang makabawi sa kanyang hirap na performance sa unang dalawang games.
"He was pretty aggressive in the past few practices offensively and it showed in the game," ani coach Tim Cone.
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[Title] => Tigers have one paw on history’s doorstep
[Summary] => And the mother of all upsets in the Philippine Basketball Association is now in the offing. The badly-crippled Coca-Cola Tigers grabbed another game from the highly-favored Alaska Milk Aces via overtime last night to move in the threshold of what could become the biggest reversal in PBA history.
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[Title] => Governors Cup: Another showcase of quality imports
[Summary] => Damien Owens has some unfinished business.
Derrick Brown will try – again – to win the big one.
Sean Chambers, well, he’s been around for so long that one can’t say enough of the man.
And Rossell Ellis will try to stick around for as long as he could.
Such are the tales of four imports debuting today as the season-ending tournament of the 2001 Philippine Basketball Association, the Governors Cup, finally gets off the ground at the Ynares Center in Antipolo.
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DON ALLADO AND ALI PEEK
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[Summary] => CEBU — To prove that it means business here, the PBA Commissioner’s Office didn’t let pass even minor shortcomings by the players in the ongoing 2004 PBA All-Star Week.
Commissioner Noli Eala has cracked the whip on 18 players thus far, imposing fines totaling P14,500.
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[Summary] => The row of chairs on the interview table inside the press room is reserved for the winning coach and the top players of a team after a game.
In all four Alaska games so far in the current Samsung Philippine Basketball Association All-Filipino Cup, Mike Cortez has been a regular guest to the special seats. So much so that after Sunday night’s post-game chat, someone told him to keep up the frequency of his post-game visits to sportswriters.
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[Title] => Cortez, PBA Player of the Week
[Summary] => Ang isang hilera ng upuan sa interview table sa loob ng press room ay nakareserba para sa winning coach at top players ng winning team pagkatapos ng game.
Sa apat na laro ng Alaska sa kasalukuyang PBA Samsung All-Filipino Cup, naging regular na guest si Mike Cortez sa special seats.
Laban sa Ginebra, humakot si Cortez ng career-high na 21-puntos upang makabawi sa kanyang hirap na performance sa unang dalawang games.
"He was pretty aggressive in the past few practices offensively and it showed in the game," ani coach Tim Cone.
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[Title] => Tigers have one paw on history’s doorstep
[Summary] => And the mother of all upsets in the Philippine Basketball Association is now in the offing. The badly-crippled Coca-Cola Tigers grabbed another game from the highly-favored Alaska Milk Aces via overtime last night to move in the threshold of what could become the biggest reversal in PBA history.
[DatePublished] => 2002-12-23 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Joey Villar
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[Title] => Governors Cup: Another showcase of quality imports
[Summary] => Damien Owens has some unfinished business.
Derrick Brown will try – again – to win the big one.
Sean Chambers, well, he’s been around for so long that one can’t say enough of the man.
And Rossell Ellis will try to stick around for as long as he could.
Such are the tales of four imports debuting today as the season-ending tournament of the 2001 Philippine Basketball Association, the Governors Cup, finally gets off the ground at the Ynares Center in Antipolo.
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