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"What’s hurting the PBA is not the Fil-Ams, but the perception of fake Fil-Ams," clarifies broadcaster Jude Turcuato, the league’s incoming head of marketing. 


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ALVIN PATRIMONIO AND OLSEN RACELA

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A final Fil-Am solution

By Bill Velasco | May 22, 2004 - 12:00am

The Philippine Basketball Association is quietly trying to seek a final solution to the Fil-Am controversy. Two days ago, the league’s officials met with some of the "elder statesmen" of the homegrown...

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