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respective best-of-three series with the Detergents and the Paintmasters, but
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Ana Water Dispersal likewise forced a rubber match in its own best-of-three
duel with Blu Detergents as it fashioned out an 89-72 rout in the other semis
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Red Bull, SMB appeal PBA fines

By Joey Villar | July 18, 2002 - 12:00am

Chances are the record fine the PBA Commissioner’s Office handed down in the aftermath of the tumultuous Red Bull-San Miguel match last Thursday could be pruned down with both teams appealing the cases of some...

Sports

Players, mentor in melee fined P121,200

August 25, 2001 - 12:00am

A total of P121,200 in fines was meted out yesterday as league Officer-In-Charge Renauld Barrios cracked the whip on the personalities involved in the postgame melee that marred Red Bull’s 79-77 Game 5 victory...

Sports

First ever double sudden death up

January 24, 2000 - 12:00am

The race to the PBL finals comes down to a pair of sudden deaths today with Ana Water and Red Bull hoping to complete a couple of reversals over Blu and Welcoat, respectively, for crack at the Second Yakult-PBL...

Sports

Red Bull, Ana Water force sudden deaths

By by Joey Mendoza | January 23, 2000 - 12:00am

There was no stopping Red Bull yesterday as the Energy Kings came out with enough energy to get back at the Welcoat Paintmasters, 60-49, and force a sudden-death in their semifinal playoff in the second Yakult...

Sports