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Alaska Aces put on a defensive clinic in the third quarter to dominate the KIA Picanto, 102-65, in the 2018 PBA Philippine Cup on Sunday at the Smart-Araneta Coliseum.RECAP
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GLOBALPORT turned to its defense in the absence of its top offensive weapon, holding off Rain or Shine, 78-70, to barge into the win column of the PBA Philippine Cup on Friday night at the Mall of Asia Arena.
Stanley Pringle sustained his offensive brilliance without backcourt partner Terrence Romeo, but it was the Batang Pier’s team effort on defense that proved to be the difference as they hacked out the win in a grind-out, low-scoring battle.
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The Batang Pier registered their first victory after starting the season with two losses to tie their victims in the standings.
Indeed, the Batang Pier came through on the defensive end of the floor, forcing the E-Painters to a paltry 29.1-percent shooting after making just 25 of their 86 shots on the way to the being held to the league’s lowest output this season so far.
Pringle carried most of the offensive load, scattering 29 points on 12-of-24 shooting, and missing a double-double by just one rebound, adding one assist, and one steal in 37 minutes of play.
Kelly Nabong added 12 points and 13 rebounds as he anchored the middle along with Bradwyn Guinto, who chipped in 10 points and nine caroms.
Sean Anthony also had a double-double, but doing so as a playmaker as he finished with 13 rebounds and 12 assists, along with four steals, numbers that made up for his three points, which came after missing all but one of his 11 shots.
The E-Painters came to within five points, 65-70, after a Gabe Norwood triple with over three minutes to go in the game, but Pringle retaliated with a bucket before Guinto scored on a transition layup that appeared to seal the deal for the Batang Pier.
The scores:
GLOBALPORT 78 – Pringle 29, Nabong 12, Guinto 10, Grey 8, Sargent 8, Gabayni 4, Anthony 3, Flores 2, Elorde 2, Arana 0, Juico 0, Taha 0
ROS 70 – Norwood 15, Borboran 13, Ahanmisi 10, Belga 8, Nambatac 6, Yap 5, Ponferada 3, Daquioag 3, Trollano 3, Almazan 2, Maiquez 2
Quarterscores: 19-18, 41-35, 58-56, 78-70
Stanley Pringle sustained his offensive brilliance without backcourt partner Terrence Romeo, but it was the Batang Pier’s team effort on defense that proved to be the difference as they hacked out the win in a grind-out, low-scoring battle.
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GINEBRA vs BLACKWATER
EVENTS: 2017 PBA PHILIPPINE CUP
The Batang Pier registered their first victory after starting the season with two losses to tie their victims in the standings.
Indeed, the Batang Pier came through on the defensive end of the floor, forcing the E-Painters to a paltry 29.1-percent shooting after making just 25 of their 86 shots on the way to the being held to the league’s lowest output this season so far.
Pringle carried most of the offensive load, scattering 29 points on 12-of-24 shooting, and missing a double-double by just one rebound, adding one assist, and one steal in 37 minutes of play.
Kelly Nabong added 12 points and 13 rebounds as he anchored the middle along with Bradwyn Guinto, who chipped in 10 points and nine caroms.
Sean Anthony also had a double-double, but doing so as a playmaker as he finished with 13 rebounds and 12 assists, along with four steals, numbers that made up for his three points, which came after missing all but one of his 11 shots.
The E-Painters came to within five points, 65-70, after a Gabe Norwood triple with over three minutes to go in the game, but Pringle retaliated with a bucket before Guinto scored on a transition layup that appeared to seal the deal for the Batang Pier.
The scores:
GLOBALPORT 78 – Pringle 29, Nabong 12, Guinto 10, Grey 8, Sargent 8, Gabayni 4, Anthony 3, Flores 2, Elorde 2, Arana 0, Juico 0, Taha 0
ROS 70 – Norwood 15, Borboran 13, Ahanmisi 10, Belga 8, Nambatac 6, Yap 5, Ponferada 3, Daquioag 3, Trollano 3, Almazan 2, Maiquez 2
Quarterscores: 19-18, 41-35, 58-56, 78-70
BLACKWATER underlined its credential as a legitimate contender in the PBA Philippine Cup as it stunned Barangay Ginebra, 94-77, on Friday night at the Mall of Asia Arena.
Eager to prove they’re no pushovers anymore, the Elite led for most of the game against the back-to-back Governors’ Cup champions before unleashing a late salvo that clinched their second straight win after starting the season with a loss.
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GINEBRA vs BLACKWATER
EVENTS: 2017 PBA PHILIPPINE CUP
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Poy Erram held the fort against the Gin Kings’ twin towers as he registered 22 points, 11 boards, and four blocks, while Mac Belo and Allein Maliksi knocked down the biggest baskets down the stretch as the Elite handed the Gin Kings’ their first loss in three games to tie their victims in the standings.
“I told my team that it’s going to be something special if we will be able to hand Ginebra its first loss,” Elite coach Leo Isaac said. “Luckily we were able to do what we planned.”
As a result, the Elite registered their first-ever win over the Gin Kings in an all-Filipino conference and just the second in 10 meetings overall, according to chief statistician Fidel Mangonon III.
Belo buried two dagger treys in the payoff period as he pumped in 22 points in all, on top of seven rebounds, three assists, and three steals, in 30 minutes as a starter.
Maliksi chipped in 17 points, including eight in the final frame, along with seven boards, three assists, and two steals, without committing a single turnover in almost 26 minutes off the bench.
The Elite also delivered defensively as they held the Gin Kings to just 36.7-perecent shooting on 29-of-79 shots.
Slaughter led the Gin Kings with 20 points and 10 boards, while LA Tenorio added 16 points, six assists, five rebounds, and two steals that went for naught.
The scores:
BLACKWATER 94 – Erram 22, Belo 22, Maliksi 17, Jose 8, DiGregorio 8, Sena 7, Cortez 4, Palma 4, Marcelo 2, Pinto 0, Cruz 0, Sumang 0
GINEBRA 77 – Slaughter 20, Tenorio 16, Aguilar 14, Thompson 12, Cruz 4, Taha 4, Caguioa 3, Ferrer 2, Mariano 2, Wilson 0, R. Aguilar 0
Quarterscores: 19-19, 41-33, 64-61, 94-77
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THE real Magnolia showed up in the second half as it added to the misery of Kia with a 124-77 dismantling on Wednesday night to get back on the winning track in the PBA Philippine Cup.
The Hotshots saw the Picanto put up a tough challenge in the first half, before turning it up in the third quarter, where they outscored their hapless opponents, 34-11, to break the game wide open.
Ian Sangalang and Justin Melton provided a huge spark off the bench, while Paul Lee ignited the breakaway in the third canto as the Hotshots coasted to their second win in three games.
The result spoiled the debut of new Kia coach Ricky Dandan as the Picanto reeled to their third straight defeat and 15th overall, the longest losing streak in the league in the last decade.
The Hotshots looked like they were merely going through the motions in the first half, which ended with the Picanto taking a two-point lead thanks to a spirited showing to the delight of Dandan.
But Magnolia buckled down to work after intermission, tightening up their defensive screws to outscore Kia by 23 points, with their defense translating to offense led by Lee, who scored all his 13 points in the third quarter.
Melton put up his best game early in the season, tallying 23 points, eight assists, six boards, and one steal in 26 minutes off the bench, while Sangalang anchored the middle and finished with 21 points, nine rebounds, two assists, and two steals in 25 minutes.
Jio Jalalon made his season debut after being sidelined with a knee injury the first two games, conspiring with Mark Barroca in standing at the forefront of the Hotshots’ suffocating defense.
The 47-point beating matched the Picanto’s worst defeat in franchise history after surrendering a 128-81 decision last September 22 against – you guessed it – also the Hotshots. Three of the four worst defeats of Kia in franchise history have come at hands of the Purefoods franchise, according to chief statistician Fidel Mangonon III
Jay-R Reyes led the Picanto with 12 points, 12 rebounds, four assists, and one block in 37 minutes in a losing effort.
The scores:
MAGNOLIA 124 – Melton 23, Sangalang 21, Herndon 14, Lee 13, Simon 11, Jalalon 11, Ramos 7, Gamalinda 6, Pingris 6, Barroca 4, Pascual 4, Dela Rosa 2, Brondial 2
KIA 77 – Reyes 12, McCarthy 11, Celda 11, Tubid 11, Corpuz 9, Yee 6, Khobuntin 5, Paniamogan 5, Jamon 3, Caperal 2, Sara 2, Camson 0, Ababou 0, Galanza 0
Quarterscores: 22-22, 49-47, 81-60, 124-77
MAGNOLIA HOTSHOT vs KIA PICANTO
EVENTS: 2017 PBA PHILIPPINE CUP
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THE real Magnolia showed up in the second half as it added to the misery of Kia with a 124-77 dismantling on Wednesday night to get back on the winning track in the PBA Philippine Cup.
The Hotshots saw the Picanto put up a tough challenge in the first half, before turning it up in the third quarter, where they outscored their hapless opponents, 34-11, to break the game wide open.
Ian Sangalang and Justin Melton provided a huge spark off the bench, while Paul Lee ignited the breakaway in the third canto as the Hotshots coasted to their second win in three games.
The result spoiled the debut of new Kia coach Ricky Dandan as the Picanto reeled to their third straight defeat and 15th overall, the longest losing streak in the league in the last decade.
The Hotshots looked like they were merely going through the motions in the first half, which ended with the Picanto taking a two-point lead thanks to a spirited showing to the delight of Dandan.
But Magnolia buckled down to work after intermission, tightening up their defensive screws to outscore Kia by 23 points, with their defense translating to offense led by Lee, who scored all his 13 points in the third quarter.
Melton put up his best game early in the season, tallying 23 points, eight assists, six boards, and one steal in 26 minutes off the bench, while Sangalang anchored the middle and finished with 21 points, nine rebounds, two assists, and two steals in 25 minutes.
Jio Jalalon made his season debut after being sidelined with a knee injury the first two games, conspiring with Mark Barroca in standing at the forefront of the Hotshots’ suffocating defense.
The 47-point beating matched the Picanto’s worst defeat in franchise history after surrendering a 128-81 decision last September 22 against – you guessed it – also the Hotshots. Three of the four worst defeats of Kia in franchise history have come at hands of the Purefoods franchise, according to chief statistician Fidel Mangonon III
Jay-R Reyes led the Picanto with 12 points, 12 rebounds, four assists, and one block in 37 minutes in a losing effort.
The scores:
MAGNOLIA 124 – Melton 23, Sangalang 21, Herndon 14, Lee 13, Simon 11, Jalalon 11, Ramos 7, Gamalinda 6, Pingris 6, Barroca 4, Pascual 4, Dela Rosa 2, Brondial 2
KIA 77 – Reyes 12, McCarthy 11, Celda 11, Tubid 11, Corpuz 9, Yee 6, Khobuntin 5, Paniamogan 5, Jamon 3, Caperal 2, Sara 2, Camson 0, Ababou 0, Galanza 0
Quarterscores: 22-22, 49-47, 81-60, 124-77
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GINEBRA vs GLOBALPORT
EVENTS: 2017 PBA PHILIPPINE CUP
THE RECAP JANUARY 7,2017
BARANGAY Ginebra came alive when it mattered most as it held off GlobalPort, 104-97, to stay unbeaten in the PBA Philippine Cup on Sunday at the Smart-Araneta Coliseum.
Coming off a relatively long holiday break, the Gin Kings dusted off the cobwebs before turning it up at crunchtime behind LA Tenorio to put away their second straight win.
apeth Aguilar and Greg Slaughter anchored the last push, but it was LA Tenorio who orchestrated the offense for the Gin Kings.
Tenorio went 7-of-16 from the field but was spot-on when it mattered, leading an all-too-familiar fightback that left the Batang Pier, missing injured Terrence Romeo, winless in two games.
The 2017–18 Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) Philippine Cup will be the first conference of the 2017–18 PBA season. The tournament has been started December 17, 2017 and will be finished by year 2018.
TNT KaTropa turned to its 2 building blocks before leaning on its old foundation to show back AK, 106-98, and grab its 1st win within the PBA Philippine Cup before the league heads to a replacement Year break.
Mo Tautuaa and Troy Rosario showed why they're the highest 2 picks within the 2015 cub draft, flashing their outside shooting by combining for seven triples within the half before Jayson Fidel Castro Ruz took over down the stretch for the Texters.
As a result, the Texters registered their 1st win when beginning the season with a loss because handing the Aces’ second straight loss.
Rosario, WHO has overshadowed Tautuaa a little up to now despite in their careers despite returning next to him in their draft group, sustained his solid play as he finished with nineteen points designed around 5 treks, at the side of eight boards, and one aid in thirty-three minutes.
Castro then brought the Texters home by rating thirteen of his twenty points within the half and adding six boards, 5 assists, and 3 steals in half-hour.
The Texters finally found their marks when firing blanks in their 82-79 loss to Rain or Shine last weekday after they shot a paltry thirty.7 % from the sphere.
PBA RECAP REPLAY TAMBAYAN | TNT VS ALASKA DEC 29
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Mo Tautuaa and Troy Rosario showed why they're the highest 2 picks within the 2015 cub draft, flashing their outside shooting by combining for seven triples within the half before Jayson Fidel Castro Ruz took over down the stretch for the Texters.
GINEBRA vs GLOBALPORT
EVENTS: 2017 PBA PHILIPPINE CUP
As a result, the Texters registered their 1st win when beginning the season with a loss because handing the Aces’ second straight loss.
Rosario, WHO has overshadowed Tautuaa a little up to now despite in their careers despite returning next to him in their draft group, sustained his solid play as he finished with nineteen points designed around 5 treks, at the side of eight boards, and one aid in thirty-three minutes.
Castro then brought the Texters home by rating thirteen of his twenty points within the half and adding six boards, 5 assists, and 3 steals in half-hour.
The Texters finally found their marks when firing blanks in their 82-79 loss to Rain or Shine last weekday after they shot a paltry thirty.7 % from the sphere.
PBA RECAP REPLAY TAMBAYAN | TNT VS ALASKA DEC 29
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The Rain or Shine Elasto Painters is scheduled for a head-to-head game against the Blackwater Elite at 4:15 P.M. on December 29, 2017 live from the Cuneta Astrodome.
MAC Belo showed he’s back in top form, lifting Blackwater to a 92-87 victory over shorthanded Rain or Shine on Friday night at the Cuneta Astrodome just before the PBA goes on an extended holiday break.The sophomore combo forward, hampered by a knee injury that cost him the Rookie of the Year award, knocked down five triples, the last proving to be the dagger that pierced the hearts of the Elasto Painters.
By atoning for its first loss of the season to Meralco, the Elite tied their victims at 1-1 in the PBA Governors Cup and registered their first victory in 12 meetings against Rain or Shine.
It was also the former expansion team’s first win at the Cuneta Astrodome.
PBA RECAP | RAIN OR SHINE vs BLACKWATER DEC 29 |
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Battle face-off Philippine Cup 2017 elimination round, The PBA battle for All Filipino Cup San Miguel vs Meralco Bolts game #9 Dec 27,2017 all sets at Ynares Center in Antipolo City (replay @tambayan) Wednesday night final score result today’s, recap update will revealed.
San Miguel Beer prevented a second-half meltdown as it downed the Meralco Bolts, 103-97, in their thrilling 2018 PBA Philippine Cup encounter at the Ynares Center in Antipolo City, Wednesday night.
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San Miguel Beer prevented a second-half meltdown as it downed the Meralco Bolts, 103-97, in their thrilling 2018 PBA Philippine Cup encounter at the Ynares Center in Antipolo City, Wednesday night.
PBA RECAP REPLAY | SAN MIGUEL vs MERALCO DEC 27,2017
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Phoenix started to look like a team playing under Louie Alas as it shackled Kia, 125-102, for its first win in the PBA Philippine Cup on Wednesday night at the Ynares Center.
The Fuel Masters, executing the suffocating defense Alas is known to instill, forced the Picanto to error after error to atone for their opening-day loss to San Miguel and gift their new coach his first win at the helm.
The Fuel Masters also clicked on offense, turning to a balanced effort that saw JC Intal, Matthew Wright, and Justin Chua tallying 15 points apiece and leading seven players scoring in twin digits as they dealt the Picanto their second straight loss.
The 2017–18 Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) Philippine Cup will be the first conference of the 2017–18 PBA season. The tournament will start on December 17, 2017 and will be finished by year 2018.
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The Fuel Masters, executing the suffocating defense Alas is known to instill, forced the Picanto to error after error to atone for their opening-day loss to San Miguel and gift their new coach his first win at the helm.
The 2017–18 Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) Philippine Cup will be the first conference of the 2017–18 PBA season. The tournament will start on December 17, 2017 and will be finished by year 2018.
PBA RECAP REPLAY TAMBAYAN | KIA vs PHOENIX DEC 27, 2017
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Ready to face-off Philippine Cup 2017 elimination round, The PBA battle for All Filipino Cup NLEX Roadwarriors vs Globalport game #7 Dec 25,2017 all sets at Philippine Arena (replay @tambayan) Monday night final score result today’s, recap update will revealed.
Greg Slaughter had a double-double outing and the Barangay Ginebra shut down the Magnolia Hotshots to score another Christmas Clasico victory, 89-78, for its first 2018 PBA Philippine Cup assignment, Monday night at the Philippine Arena.
MAGNOLIA HOTSHOT vs BRGY. GINEBRA
[PBA PHILIPPINE CUP ELIMINATION]
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MAGNOLIA: 78
Greg Slaughter had a double-double outing and the Barangay Ginebra shut down the Magnolia Hotshots to score another Christmas Clasico victory, 89-78, for its first 2018 PBA Philippine Cup assignment, Monday night at the Philippine Arena.
PBA Philippine Cup by turning back GlobalPort, 115-104, on Christmas Day at the Philippine Arena in Bocaue, Bulacan. Kiefer Ravena and JR Quinahan did the heaviest damage against the Batang Pier, who had to play catch-up since the second quarter.
Ravena scored a career-high 22 points, including a booming three going to the final two minutes to go with his five assists.
Quinahan had 19 points and nine rebounds. NLEX coach Yeng Guiao felt they were lucky to have played GlobalPort without their injured star Terrence Romeo.
"Kiefer will take care of himself, he knows how to play in this league as young as himself and as a rookie," said the Road Warriors coach.
Stanley Pringle topscored everyone with 33 points for the newly revamped GlobalPort.
NLEX 115 - Ravena 20, Quinahan 19, Fonacier 12, Tiongson 10, Alas 9, Baguio 8, Gotladera 8, Miranda 8, Mallari 6, Monfort 5, Rios 5, Taulava 3, Al-Hussaini 2.
GLOBALPORT 104 - Pringle 33, Anthony 19, Grey 13, NAbong 9, Arana 8, Elorde 5, Guinto 4, Taha 4, Juico 4, Sargent 2, Flores 2, Gabayni 1.
Quarter scores: 25-25, 50-45, 84-76, 115-104.
Ravena scored a career-high 22 points, including a booming three going to the final two minutes to go with his five assists.
Quinahan had 19 points and nine rebounds. NLEX coach Yeng Guiao felt they were lucky to have played GlobalPort without their injured star Terrence Romeo.
ROADWARRIORS vs GLOBALPORT
[PBA PHILIPPINE CUP ELIMINATION]
DEC20 G#7
PBA FINAL SCORE TODAY
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"Kiefer will take care of himself, he knows how to play in this league as young as himself and as a rookie," said the Road Warriors coach.
Stanley Pringle topscored everyone with 33 points for the newly revamped GlobalPort.
The Final Score Result:
NLEX 115 - Ravena 20, Quinahan 19, Fonacier 12, Tiongson 10, Alas 9, Baguio 8, Gotladera 8, Miranda 8, Mallari 6, Monfort 5, Rios 5, Taulava 3, Al-Hussaini 2.
GLOBALPORT 104 - Pringle 33, Anthony 19, Grey 13, NAbong 9, Arana 8, Elorde 5, Guinto 4, Taha 4, Juico 4, Sargent 2, Flores 2, Gabayni 1.
Quarter scores: 25-25, 50-45, 84-76, 115-104.
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