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                    [Title] => Duel of rookie giants spices up X’mas Day tiff
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Four years since their last matchup, Cebuano behemoths Junmar Fajardo and Greg Slaughter rekindle their rivalry as they clash for the first time as pro players in the keenly awaited Petron Blaze-Barangay Ginebra Christmas Day setto in the PLDT MyDSL PBA Philippine Cup at the Mall of Asia Arena.

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                    [Title] => Asi, Menk lead Beermen past Slammers in Game 3
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The San Miguel Beermen bucked the absence of their imports down the stretch as veterans Asi Taulava and Eric Menk held the fort in a pivotal win that gave them the homecourt edge back.

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                    [Title] => It’s Washington at No. 1 for sure
                    [Summary] => No doubt about it, Anthony Washington will be the No. 1 pick in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) draft at the Sta. Lucia East Mall this afternoon.


FedEx will choose the 6-5 1/2, 230-pound Washington for sure because there isn’t a more talented player with his size, strength and all-around skills.


Washington, 23, isn’t classified as a Fil-Am because he was born in San Antonio, Zambales. His American father Victor was a former US serviceman stationed at Subic Naval Base. His Filipina mother Vivian Decatoria is from Leyte.


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                    [Title] => Artadi, Yap stars in their own right
                    [Summary] => By the time they joined this year’s Philippine Basketball Association rookie draft, jaded observers readily proclaimed that James Yap and Paul Artadi will blossom into stardom.


Halfway through their first season, the Purefoods teammates had already shown impressive signs and their inclusion among the casts of starters in next weekend’s All-Star game in Cebu City is a strong testament of their bright future.


"Masaya ako and I’m very thankful to the fans that I’m here," said Yap.


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                    [Title] => PBA extends borders
                    [Summary] => If plans don’t miscarry, Filipino overseas workers will soon get a chance to watch Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) regular season games–not only exhibitions–in Hong Kong, Indonesia and Guam.


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                    [Title] => Tigers, Gin Kings move in for the kill
                    [Summary] => Coca-Cola and Barangay Ginebra hope their virtual sibling rivalry will end up in full-blown war for supremacy as they go for the clincher versus Red Bull Barako and  Talk n Text in their respective best-of-three semifinal showdowns in the Gran Matador PBA Fiesta Conference at the Philsports Arena tonight.


And Coca-Cola coach Chot Reyes is confident they can do it "as long as we stay calm come what may."


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                    [Title] => PBA Fiesta Conference: Coca-Cola muling susubukan ang SMBeer
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                    [Title] => Two years … and a lifetime
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                    [Title] => Players union revival mulled
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                    [Title] => RP athletes left in the cold
                    [Summary] => BUSAN — After a smooth three-hour, 15-minute flight from Manila to this scenic port city, the first batch of Filipino athletes and officials quickly realized that organizers of the 14th Asian Games set Sept. 29 to Oct. 14 have yet to iron out a lot of preparation kinks.


Without any advice, the Philippine delegation’s billeting at the glistening new athletes Village was transferred from Building 116 to 103, necessitating the drafting of new rooming assignments and, for more than 30 minutes, literally leaving the Filipinos out in the cold.


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ASI TAULAVA AND ERIC MENK

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FedEx will choose the 6-5 1/2, 230-pound Washington for sure because there isn’t a more talented player with his size, strength and all-around skills.


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