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                    [Title] => Will Jayvee return his salary? - SPORTING CHANCE by Joaquin M. Henson
                    [Summary] => If former Tanduay player Jayvee Gayoso makes good his threat of exposing the Gold Rhum Masters’ alleged illegal backroom operations by revealing the sordid details of his own under-the-table deal, he could be in line for a windfall.


Under the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) reward-and-punishment system, a player who squeals on a salary cap violator and proves it is eligible to receive 25 percent of the team’s TV receipts for the season in question.


In Gayoso’s case, he could pocket as much as P3 million for spilling the beans.


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                    [Title] => No cap violation — Tanduay
                    [Summary] => Tanduay, whose involvement in a series of controversies last week drew severe reactions from inside and outside of the PBA, yesterday denied violating the PBA’s salary cap rule and welcomed the probe being conducted by the league’s fact-finding board.


"We maintain that we have not violated the PBA salary cap rule as corroborated by earlier testimonies of Jayvee Gayoso and Pido Jarencio who have come before the PBA fact-finding committee to shed light on this issue," the Tanduay management said in a statement released to The STAR yesterday.


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                    [Title] => Bank records may pin Tanduay on ‘cap case’
                    [Summary] => The PBA fact-finding board looking into the alleged salary cap rule violation by Tanduay believed it has a case at hand versus the Basic Holdings Inc. franchise based on the documents submitted by key witness Jayvee Gayoso.


PBA finance officer Richard Palou, a member of a three-man probe team formed by commissioner Jun Bernardino, said Gayoso produced what appeared to be incriminating pieces of evidence against Tanduay which are now in the possession of PBA executive director Sonny Barrios.


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                    [Title] => Gayoso, matibay na ebidensiya ng PBA
                    [Summary] => Susuriin ng PBA fact-finding board ang paglabag sa salary cap rule ng Tanduay Gold Rhum batay sa isinumite  ng isang witness.


Naniniwala ang PBA na may matibay na ebidensiya si Jayvee Gayoso na pinanghahawakan  laban sa Basic Holdings Inc., ang prangkisa ng Tanduay Gold Rhum kung pagbabatayan ang mga bank account na ibinigay nito kay PBA finance officer Ricky Palou.


Si Palou ang isa sa three-man probe team na binuo ni PBA Commissioner Jun Bernardino.


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                    [Title] => Tanduay violated salary cap rule?
                    [Summary] => The PBA fact-finding board looking into the possible violation of the salary cap rule by Tanduay appeared to have gained a breakthrough as veteran Jayvee Gayoso decided to testify against his former team.


If found to have violated the league salary cap rule, Tanduay may well be forced to push through with its threat to bolt the league and transfer to the rival MBA since the offense would entail severe sanction from the PBA.


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Under the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) reward-and-punishment system, a player who squeals on a salary cap violator and proves it is eligible to receive 25 percent of the team’s TV receipts for the season in question.


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"We maintain that we have not violated the PBA salary cap rule as corroborated by earlier testimonies of Jayvee Gayoso and Pido Jarencio who have come before the PBA fact-finding committee to shed light on this issue," the Tanduay management said in a statement released to The STAR yesterday.


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Naniniwala ang PBA na may matibay na ebidensiya si Jayvee Gayoso na pinanghahawakan  laban sa Basic Holdings Inc., ang prangkisa ng Tanduay Gold Rhum kung pagbabatayan ang mga bank account na ibinigay nito kay PBA finance officer Ricky Palou.


Si Palou ang isa sa three-man probe team na binuo ni PBA Commissioner Jun Bernardino.


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                    [Title] => Tanduay violated salary cap rule?
                    [Summary] => The PBA fact-finding board looking into the possible violation of the salary cap rule by Tanduay appeared to have gained a breakthrough as veteran Jayvee Gayoso decided to testify against his former team.


If found to have violated the league salary cap rule, Tanduay may well be forced to push through with its threat to bolt the league and transfer to the rival MBA since the offense would entail severe sanction from the PBA.


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Will Jayvee return his salary? - SPORTING CHANCE by Joaquin M. Henson

April 4, 2001 - 12:00am

If former Tanduay player Jayvee Gayoso makes good his threat of exposing the Gold Rhum Masters’ alleged illegal backroom operations by revealing the sordid details of his own under-the-table deal, he could be...

Sports

No cap violation — Tanduay

April 3, 2001 - 12:00am

Tanduay, whose involvement in a series of controversies last week drew severe reactions from inside and outside of the PBA, yesterday denied violating the PBA’s...

Sports

Bank records may pin Tanduay on ‘cap case’

By Joey Villar | April 1, 2001 - 12:00am

The PBA fact-finding board looking into the alleged salary cap rule violation by Tanduay believed it has a case at hand versus the Basic Holdings Inc. franchise based on the documents submitted by key witness Jayvee...

Sports

Gayoso, matibay na ebidensiya ng PBA

April 1, 2001 - 12:00am

Susuriin ng PBA fact-finding board ang paglabag sa salary cap rule ng Tanduay Gold Rhum batay sa isinumite ng isang witness. Naniniwala ang PBA na may matibay na ebidensiya si Jayvee Gayoso na pinanghahawakan ...

PSN Palaro

Tanduay violated salary cap rule?

By Joey Villar | March 31, 2001 - 12:00am

The PBA fact-finding board looking into the possible violation of the salary cap rule by Tanduay appeared to have gained a breakthrough as veteran Jayvee Gayoso decided to testify against his former team. If found...

Sports