+ Follow NEIL RANESES AND AL MAGPAYO Tag
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[Title] => Harbour 5 seeks grand exit vs Wizards
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines -- Harbour Centre begins its quest for a sixth straight championship on its farewell stint in the Philippine Basketball League as it takes on Magnolia Purewater today in the PBL PG Flex Linoleum Cup finals at The Arena in San Juan City.
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[Title] => Magnolia rallies to gain finals berth
[Summary] => Magnolia Purewater toughened its defense and then leaned on its veterans in the stretch as it carved out a come-from-behind 88-83 victory in yesterday’s sudden death to catch the last finals bus in the 2009 PBL PG Flex Linoleum Cup at the Ynares Sports Arena in Pasig.
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[Title] => D-Day valedictorian
[Summary] => Air21, formerly FedEx, was the clear winner in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) draft at the Sta. Lucia East Grand Mall the other day.
Although three other teams walked away with three draft picks, none had as many first round choices than the Express. Air21, Coca-Cola, Sta. Lucia Realty and Red Bull claimed three draftees each.
The three Express draftees were all first rounders — No. 1 Anthony Washington, No. 5 Mac-Mac Cardona and No. 6 Nino Canaleta. Air21 previously gave up its second round slot in the Gary David trade.
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[Summary] => Air21, formerly FedEx, was the clear winner in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) draft at the Sta. Lucia East Grand Mall the other day.
Although three other teams walked away with three draft picks, none had as many first round choices than the Express. Air21, Coca-Cola, Sta. Lucia Realty and Red Bull claimed three draftees each.
The three Express draftees were all first rounders — No. 1 Anthony Washington, No. 5 Mac-Mac Cardona and No. 6 Nino Canaleta. Air21 previously gave up its second round slot in the Gary David trade.
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February 3, 2009 - 12:00am
