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The last hitch was ironed out yesterday with the camp of Meneses agreeing to the terms of the contract he would get from Red Bull Barako once the trade that also involved Se and the Fedex ballclub is closed.


The existing contracts of both Meneses and Se are to expire at the end of the year, and that caused some kinks on the consummation of the player-swap.


Red Bull Barako and FedEx had long agreed to a Meneses-Se trade but took some time to settle would-be pays of the two players.


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The Red Bull franchise earlier sought reconsider
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JHEROME EJERCITO

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The existing contracts of both Meneses and Se are to expire at the end of the year, and that caused some kinks on the consummation of the player-swap.


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and unappealable," dashing Red Bull's hopes to regain two victories it lost by
forfeiture in the wake of the controversy.

The PBA board met for nearly five hours at the Manila Golf Club but barely
touched on the Raymundo case the moment Bernardino stressed he's standing firm
on his decision to suspend the player and forfeit Red Bull's won games where
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The Red Bull franchise earlier sought reconsider
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Meneses accepts pay cut, joins Thunder

By Joey Villar | August 20, 2004 - 12:00am

The Vergel Meneses-Homer Se trade is a done deal. The last hitch was ironed out yesterday with the camp of Meneses agreeing to the terms of the contract he would get from Red Bull Barako once the trade that also...

Sports

Verdict on Red Bull stays

March 29, 2000 - 12:00am

PBA commissioner Jun Bernardino, in a meeting with the league board of governors Monday night, said the verdict on the Kerby Raymundo case was "final and unappealable," dashing Red Bull's hopes to regain two...

Sports