+ Follow BLITZ THREE Tag
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[Title] => Above the law
[Summary] => What will the NBA do now that the Los Angeles Lakers have proven themselves so dominant that no team in the NBA can beat them in a Finals series?
[DatePublished] => 2002-06-15 00:00:00
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[Title] => Reavis, MBA hardcourt Hero of the Week
[Summary] => Walang mag-aakalang makakapasok ang defending champion San Juan Knights sa Northern Conference Finals ng 2001 MBA Second Phase matapos ang kanilang dalawang sunod na pagkatalo sa mga kamay ng Laguna Lakers sa eliminations.
Matapos na magpakita ng malakas na showing ang Lakers sa eliminations matapos na pagwagian ang kanilang huling walong laro, inaasahan na magiging mnahirap naman para sa Knights ang kanilang kampanya para sa conference semifinals.
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[Title] => And then there were four
[Summary] => There are only four teams left standing in the MBA Nationals, and the names and faces are very familiar: the LBC Batangas Blades, Andok’s San Juan Knights, Negros Slashers and Cebuana Lhuillier Gems. Each has taken a different path to the conference finals which start on Wednesday in Lipa, Batangas, and Bacolod.
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[Title] => Knights cop midseason crown
[Summary] => Andok’s San Juan poured everything it got in the fourth quarter to rout Negros, 103-90, last night and clinch the MBA First Phase crown at the packed San Juan Gym.
Chito Victolero once again sparked the Knights to the come-from-behind victory with his superb orchestration of plays that broke the backs of the Slashers down the stretch and cut short the best-of-five series, 3-1.
The Knights trailed by as many as 13 points in the second half, but patiently worked their way up in the third quarter behind the efforts of Gilbert Castillo and Chris Calaguio, 75-73.
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[Title] => Knights near MBA title as Reavis shines
[Summary] => Rafi Reavis canned four straight points from the foul line as Andok’s San Juan foiled Negros, 76-70, last night and moved within a win of clinching the MBA First Phase crown at the packed San Juan Gym.
The 6-foot-8 Reavis first made all three charities off a foul committed with the Blitz Three period, then made the front of two more free throws that enabled the Knights to brush aside the Knights’ Game Three challenge and take a 2-1 lead in the best-of-five series.
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[Title] => The Blitz King
[Summary] => One of the privileges of being on the road is being there are the creation of new folk heroes. Covering sports out of town allows us to see firsthand the birth of local legends, which is becoming a more and more common occurrence in the MBA.
[DatePublished] => 2001-07-28 00:00:00
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[Title] => What can the zone do?
[Summary] => Professional basketball leagues all over the world are suffering a power shortage. Scoring has been going down the past few years, despite the constantly improving athletic ability and enhanced nutrition and training of players. Although it can be partly attributed to poorer free throw shooting, the bottom line is that pro league like the NBA, PBA and MBA feel the need to jack up the wattage. And some of them are turning to an old enemy.
The zone.
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[Title] => What can the zone do? - THE GAME OF MY LIFE by Bill Velasco
[Summary] => Professional basketball leagues all over the world are suffering a power shortage. Scoring has been going down the past few years, despite the constantly improving athletic ability and enhanced nutrition and training of players. Although it can be partly attributed to poorer free throw shooting, the bottom line is that pro league like the NBA, PBA and MBA feel the need to jack up the wattage. And some of them are turning to an old enemy.
The zone.
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[Title] => NBA considering MBA’s ‘Free Three?’ - THE GAME OF MY LIFE by Bill Velasco
[Summary] => The National Basketball Association has been implementing various rules and making changes in defensive restrictions in an effort to boost its scoring. One of the rule changes supposedly being studied is the addition of the "Free Three" originally used by the Metropolitan Basketball Association.
This all emerged while MBA Commissioner Ogie Narvasa had been corresponding with NBA head referee Darell Garretson regarding changes in the rules for this year’s MBA season, particularly the Blitz Three, which dominated their e-mails to each other.
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[Title] => NBA considering MBA’s ‘Free Three?’
[Summary] => The National Basketball Association has been implementing various rules and making changes in defensive restrictions in an effort to boost its scoring. One of the rule changes supposedly being studied is the addition of the "Free Three" originally used by the Metropolitan Basketball Association.
This all emerged while MBA Commissioner Ogie Narvasa had been corresponding with NBA head referee Darell Garretson regarding changes in the rules for this year’s MBA season, particularly the Blitz Three, which dominated their e-mails to each other.
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BLITZ THREE
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[Title] => Reavis, MBA hardcourt Hero of the Week
[Summary] => Walang mag-aakalang makakapasok ang defending champion San Juan Knights sa Northern Conference Finals ng 2001 MBA Second Phase matapos ang kanilang dalawang sunod na pagkatalo sa mga kamay ng Laguna Lakers sa eliminations.
Matapos na magpakita ng malakas na showing ang Lakers sa eliminations matapos na pagwagian ang kanilang huling walong laro, inaasahan na magiging mnahirap naman para sa Knights ang kanilang kampanya para sa conference semifinals.
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[Title] => And then there were four
[Summary] => There are only four teams left standing in the MBA Nationals, and the names and faces are very familiar: the LBC Batangas Blades, Andok’s San Juan Knights, Negros Slashers and Cebuana Lhuillier Gems. Each has taken a different path to the conference finals which start on Wednesday in Lipa, Batangas, and Bacolod.
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[Title] => Knights cop midseason crown
[Summary] => Andok’s San Juan poured everything it got in the fourth quarter to rout Negros, 103-90, last night and clinch the MBA First Phase crown at the packed San Juan Gym.
Chito Victolero once again sparked the Knights to the come-from-behind victory with his superb orchestration of plays that broke the backs of the Slashers down the stretch and cut short the best-of-five series, 3-1.
The Knights trailed by as many as 13 points in the second half, but patiently worked their way up in the third quarter behind the efforts of Gilbert Castillo and Chris Calaguio, 75-73.
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[Title] => Knights near MBA title as Reavis shines
[Summary] => Rafi Reavis canned four straight points from the foul line as Andok’s San Juan foiled Negros, 76-70, last night and moved within a win of clinching the MBA First Phase crown at the packed San Juan Gym.
The 6-foot-8 Reavis first made all three charities off a foul committed with the Blitz Three period, then made the front of two more free throws that enabled the Knights to brush aside the Knights’ Game Three challenge and take a 2-1 lead in the best-of-five series.
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[Title] => The Blitz King
[Summary] => One of the privileges of being on the road is being there are the creation of new folk heroes. Covering sports out of town allows us to see firsthand the birth of local legends, which is becoming a more and more common occurrence in the MBA.
[DatePublished] => 2001-07-28 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 135979
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[Title] => What can the zone do?
[Summary] => Professional basketball leagues all over the world are suffering a power shortage. Scoring has been going down the past few years, despite the constantly improving athletic ability and enhanced nutrition and training of players. Although it can be partly attributed to poorer free throw shooting, the bottom line is that pro league like the NBA, PBA and MBA feel the need to jack up the wattage. And some of them are turning to an old enemy.
The zone.
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[Title] => What can the zone do? - THE GAME OF MY LIFE by Bill Velasco
[Summary] => Professional basketball leagues all over the world are suffering a power shortage. Scoring has been going down the past few years, despite the constantly improving athletic ability and enhanced nutrition and training of players. Although it can be partly attributed to poorer free throw shooting, the bottom line is that pro league like the NBA, PBA and MBA feel the need to jack up the wattage. And some of them are turning to an old enemy.
The zone.
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[Summary] => The National Basketball Association has been implementing various rules and making changes in defensive restrictions in an effort to boost its scoring. One of the rule changes supposedly being studied is the addition of the "Free Three" originally used by the Metropolitan Basketball Association.
This all emerged while MBA Commissioner Ogie Narvasa had been corresponding with NBA head referee Darell Garretson regarding changes in the rules for this year’s MBA season, particularly the Blitz Three, which dominated their e-mails to each other.
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[Title] => NBA considering MBA’s ‘Free Three?’
[Summary] => The National Basketball Association has been implementing various rules and making changes in defensive restrictions in an effort to boost its scoring. One of the rule changes supposedly being studied is the addition of the "Free Three" originally used by the Metropolitan Basketball Association.
This all emerged while MBA Commissioner Ogie Narvasa had been corresponding with NBA head referee Darell Garretson regarding changes in the rules for this year’s MBA season, particularly the Blitz Three, which dominated their e-mails to each other.
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