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[Title] => Knights, Lakers dispute last slot
[Summary] => With its back to the wall, Andok’s San Juan tangles with FedEx Laguna at 5 p.m. today in their knockout game for the fourth semifinals slot in the Metropolitan Basketball Association First Phase at the San Juan Gym.
From the top, the Knights tumbled all the way to No. 4 in the elimination round after they lost to the Negros Slashers, 110-93, last Sunday.
Now, they have to get past the Lakers to make the best-of-three semifinals.
The Knights swept their two games with the Lakers this year. Today, however, those past victories hardly mean anything.
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[Title] => Lakers close in on quarterfinals slot
[Summary] => LIPA CITY — FedEx Laguna leaned on the heroics of Biboy Simon to get past Davao, 105-90, yesterday in the Metropolitan Basketball Association First Phase at the Sentrum De La Salle here.
Simon, one of the hottest shooters in the league, fired 26 points, 15 of them coming in the opening quarter where the Lakers pulled away en route to their fifth win in 11 games.
The victory gave the Lakers more distance from their closest pursuers for fifth and last slot in the quarterfinals.
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[Title] => Slashers seek repeat over Lakers at home
[Summary] => What they did on the road, the Negros Slashers try to duplicate at home when they clash anew with the FedEx Laguna Lakers in the Metropolitan Basketball Association First Phase today.
The Slashers conquered the Lakers, 103-93, right in Sta. Cruz, Laguna last July 1 and they have good reasons to go for a repeat in their rematch at the St. La Salle Gym in Bacolod.
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[Title] => Eagles soar this time over Marlins, 91-88
[Summary] => Mike Manigo delivered the baskets that mattered most as the Davao Eagles turned back the Socsargen Marlins, 91-88, yesterday in the Metropolitan Basketball Association First Phase at the Cebu City Coliseum.
Manigo poured in nine points in the final three minutes of play, including two crucial charities with 3.6 seconds to go that sealed what was only the Eagles’ second victory in nine games. Manigo finished with a game-high 22 points.
The win likewise avenged the Eagles’ 85-101 loss to the Marlins two weeks ago.
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[Title] => Marlins nail first victory on Bong’s heroics
[Summary] => STA. CRUZ, Laguna – Bong Alvarez delivered the goods for the Socsargen Marlins yesterday as they finally barged into the win column with a 101-85 drubbing of the Davao Eagles in the Metropolitan Basketball Association First Phase at the San Luis Sports Complex here.
Repeatedly piercing the loose Eagles defense, Alvarez fired a game-high 32 points, grabbed seven rebounds, issued seven assists and had four steals to lead the Marlins to their first win after six straight losses.
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[Title] => Knights smother embattled Marlins
[Summary] => STA. CRUZ, Laguna – The Andok’s San Juan Knights overcame a sluggish start with an explosive finish as they blasted the Socsargen Marlins, 114-90, yesterday in the Metropolitan Basketball Association First Phase at the San Luis Sports Complex here.
It was the Knights’ second straight victory sans coach Philip Cezar, who served out the last of his two-game suspension in the aftermath of their tumultuous match with the Cebu Gems two weeks ago.
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[Title] => Knights smother embattled Marlins
[Summary] => STA. CRUZ, Laguna – The Andok’s San Juan Knights overcame a sluggish start with an explosive finish as they blasted the Socsargen Marlins, 114-90, yesterday in the Metropolitan Basketball Association First Phase at the San Luis Sports Complex here.
It was the Knights’ second straight victory sans coach Philip Cezar, who served out the last of his two-game suspension in the aftermath of their tumultuous match with the Cebu Gems two weeks ago.
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[Title] => Blades lash Patriots, gain 3rd win
[Summary] => The LBC Batangas Blades sized up the Nueva Ecija Patriots in the early going then went in full throttle in the second half to run away with a 90-76 victory yesterday in the Metropolitan Basketball Association First Phase at the San Juan Gym.
The Blades trailed by as many as 10 points in the first quarter but settled down in the next period before unleashing their vaunted offensive firepower in the final half en route to posting their third straight victory.
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[Title] => Blades lash Patriots, gain 3rd win
[Summary] => The LBC Batangas Blades sized up the Nueva Ecija Patriots in the early going then went in full throttle in the second half to run away with a 90-76 victory yesterday in the Metropolitan Basketball Association First Phase at the San Juan Gym.
The Blades trailed by as many as 10 points in the first quarter but settled down in the next period before unleashing their vaunted offensive firepower in the final half en route to posting their third straight victory.
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METROPOLITAN BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION FIRST PHASE
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[Title] => Knights, Lakers dispute last slot
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From the top, the Knights tumbled all the way to No. 4 in the elimination round after they lost to the Negros Slashers, 110-93, last Sunday.
Now, they have to get past the Lakers to make the best-of-three semifinals.
The Knights swept their two games with the Lakers this year. Today, however, those past victories hardly mean anything.
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[Title] => Lakers close in on quarterfinals slot
[Summary] => LIPA CITY — FedEx Laguna leaned on the heroics of Biboy Simon to get past Davao, 105-90, yesterday in the Metropolitan Basketball Association First Phase at the Sentrum De La Salle here.
Simon, one of the hottest shooters in the league, fired 26 points, 15 of them coming in the opening quarter where the Lakers pulled away en route to their fifth win in 11 games.
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[Title] => Slashers seek repeat over Lakers at home
[Summary] => What they did on the road, the Negros Slashers try to duplicate at home when they clash anew with the FedEx Laguna Lakers in the Metropolitan Basketball Association First Phase today.
The Slashers conquered the Lakers, 103-93, right in Sta. Cruz, Laguna last July 1 and they have good reasons to go for a repeat in their rematch at the St. La Salle Gym in Bacolod.
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[Title] => Eagles soar this time over Marlins, 91-88
[Summary] => Mike Manigo delivered the baskets that mattered most as the Davao Eagles turned back the Socsargen Marlins, 91-88, yesterday in the Metropolitan Basketball Association First Phase at the Cebu City Coliseum.
Manigo poured in nine points in the final three minutes of play, including two crucial charities with 3.6 seconds to go that sealed what was only the Eagles’ second victory in nine games. Manigo finished with a game-high 22 points.
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[Title] => Marlins nail first victory on Bong’s heroics
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Repeatedly piercing the loose Eagles defense, Alvarez fired a game-high 32 points, grabbed seven rebounds, issued seven assists and had four steals to lead the Marlins to their first win after six straight losses.
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It was the Knights’ second straight victory sans coach Philip Cezar, who served out the last of his two-game suspension in the aftermath of their tumultuous match with the Cebu Gems two weeks ago.
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It was the Knights’ second straight victory sans coach Philip Cezar, who served out the last of his two-game suspension in the aftermath of their tumultuous match with the Cebu Gems two weeks ago.
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[Title] => Blades lash Patriots, gain 3rd win
[Summary] => The LBC Batangas Blades sized up the Nueva Ecija Patriots in the early going then went in full throttle in the second half to run away with a 90-76 victory yesterday in the Metropolitan Basketball Association First Phase at the San Juan Gym.
The Blades trailed by as many as 10 points in the first quarter but settled down in the next period before unleashing their vaunted offensive firepower in the final half en route to posting their third straight victory.
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The Blades trailed by as many as 10 points in the first quarter but settled down in the next period before unleashing their vaunted offensive firepower in the final half en route to posting their third straight victory.
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