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[Title] => Lakers fancied to beat Eagles
[Summary] => FedEx Laguna tries to reassert its supremacy over TPG Davao as they clash again today when the MBA Second Phase visits the Araullo gym in Cabanatuan City.
The Lakers blasted the Eagles, 142-107 last Sept. 30 and will go into their 3 p.m. encounter fancied to notch their 10th win in 13 games and firm up their hold of second place in the Northern Conference.
Winding up as No. 2 qualifier is important for the Lakers since it would give the team the homecourt advantage in the best-of-three semifinal series where it will most likely face Andok’s San Juan anew.
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[Title] => Clay, Flowers key Lakers’ big romp
[Summary] => CABANATUAN CITY – Fil-Ams Chris Clay and Jeffrey Flowers spelled double trouble as the FedEx Laguna Lakers repeated over the Nueva Ecija Patriots, 110-83, yesterday in the MBA Second Phase at the Araullo Gym here.
Clay, the league’s most prolific scorer, fired 51 points, barely missing the league all-time high of 52 set by teammate Biboy Simon in 1998. He was able to eclipse Simon’s freethrow mark (18 for 18), however, by sinking all of his 22 tries.
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FIL-AMS CHRIS CLAY AND JEFFREY FLOWERS
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[Summary] => FedEx Laguna tries to reassert its supremacy over TPG Davao as they clash again today when the MBA Second Phase visits the Araullo gym in Cabanatuan City.
The Lakers blasted the Eagles, 142-107 last Sept. 30 and will go into their 3 p.m. encounter fancied to notch their 10th win in 13 games and firm up their hold of second place in the Northern Conference.
Winding up as No. 2 qualifier is important for the Lakers since it would give the team the homecourt advantage in the best-of-three semifinal series where it will most likely face Andok’s San Juan anew.
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[Summary] => CABANATUAN CITY – Fil-Ams Chris Clay and Jeffrey Flowers spelled double trouble as the FedEx Laguna Lakers repeated over the Nueva Ecija Patriots, 110-83, yesterday in the MBA Second Phase at the Araullo Gym here.
Clay, the league’s most prolific scorer, fired 51 points, barely missing the league all-time high of 52 set by teammate Biboy Simon in 1998. He was able to eclipse Simon’s freethrow mark (18 for 18), however, by sinking all of his 22 tries.
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November 11, 2001 - 12:00am
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