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[Title] => Eagles soar this time over Marlins, 91-88
[Summary] => Mike Manigo delivered the baskets that mattered most as the Davao Eagles turned back the Socsargen Marlins, 91-88, yesterday in the Metropolitan Basketball Association First Phase at the Cebu City Coliseum.
Manigo poured in nine points in the final three minutes of play, including two crucial charities with 3.6 seconds to go that sealed what was only the Eagles’ second victory in nine games. Manigo finished with a game-high 22 points.
The win likewise avenged the Eagles’ 85-101 loss to the Marlins two weeks ago.
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[Title] => Narvasa fines erring players, mentor
[Summary] => MBA commissioner Ogie Narvasa cracked the whip anew on erring coach and players yesterday, collecting a total of P16,000 in fines in the aftermath of two tumultuous games last week.
Cebu Lhuillier’s Willy Mejia, who was called for a deliberate foul for swinging an elbow on the driving Junel Mendiola of Fedex Laguna, drew the stiffest sanction as he was fined P8,000 and suspended for a game.
Nueva Ecija assistant coach Duane Salvatera was fined P4,000 for continuously protesting referees’ calls and Negros’ Patrick Benedicto also P4,000 for an elbow foul.
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SAN JUAN AND NEGROS
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[Title] => Eagles soar this time over Marlins, 91-88
[Summary] => Mike Manigo delivered the baskets that mattered most as the Davao Eagles turned back the Socsargen Marlins, 91-88, yesterday in the Metropolitan Basketball Association First Phase at the Cebu City Coliseum.
Manigo poured in nine points in the final three minutes of play, including two crucial charities with 3.6 seconds to go that sealed what was only the Eagles’ second victory in nine games. Manigo finished with a game-high 22 points.
The win likewise avenged the Eagles’ 85-101 loss to the Marlins two weeks ago.
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[Summary] => MBA commissioner Ogie Narvasa cracked the whip anew on erring coach and players yesterday, collecting a total of P16,000 in fines in the aftermath of two tumultuous games last week.
Cebu Lhuillier’s Willy Mejia, who was called for a deliberate foul for swinging an elbow on the driving Junel Mendiola of Fedex Laguna, drew the stiffest sanction as he was fined P8,000 and suspended for a game.
Nueva Ecija assistant coach Duane Salvatera was fined P4,000 for continuously protesting referees’ calls and Negros’ Patrick Benedicto also P4,000 for an elbow foul.
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