+ Follow AUSTRALIAN MOUNTAIN BIKE Tag
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[Title] => Don’t miss the Finals
[Summary] => If you haven’t watched the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) games lately, you’re missing a lot.
Those of you who were PBA fans of yesteryears when Bogs, Atoy, the Big J and El Presidente ruled will be pleasantly surprised to know that the league is once more glowing with excitement.
[DatePublished] => 2005-06-29 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Joaquin M. Henson
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[Title] => More import changes?
[Summary] => Who are coming and who are going?
There’s no security of tenure among imports in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA). An import is only as good as in his last game. He’s the convenient scapegoat when his team loses. If things aren’t working out, the import bears the brunt of the blame regardless of how the locals are performing.
That’s the way the cookie crumbles. The import’s the most vulnerable piece in the puzzle.
[DatePublished] => 2005-04-13 00:00:00
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AUSTRALIAN MOUNTAIN BIKE
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[Title] => Don’t miss the Finals
[Summary] => If you haven’t watched the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) games lately, you’re missing a lot.
Those of you who were PBA fans of yesteryears when Bogs, Atoy, the Big J and El Presidente ruled will be pleasantly surprised to know that the league is once more glowing with excitement.
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[Title] => More import changes?
[Summary] => Who are coming and who are going?
There’s no security of tenure among imports in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA). An import is only as good as in his last game. He’s the convenient scapegoat when his team loses. If things aren’t working out, the import bears the brunt of the blame regardless of how the locals are performing.
That’s the way the cookie crumbles. The import’s the most vulnerable piece in the puzzle.
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