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                    [Title] => May sukatan ang pagkuha ng dayuhang coach
                    [Summary] => Hindi naman talagang tutol ang Basketball Coaches Association of the Philippines (BCAP)  sa pagkuha ng mga local ballclubs ng mga foreign coaches kaya plano ng grupong gumawa ng high standard kung saan susukatin ang mga foreign coaches.


"We’re doing this as yard-stick for foreign coaches. Ayaw na namin kasi pa nang puro away," sabi ni BCAP president Chito Narvasa na panauhin sa PSA Forum sa Manila Pavilion.


Kasama ang legal officers na sina Atty. Ogie Narvasa at Gilbert Santos gayundin sina  BCAP officer Tany Gonzales.


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                    [Title] => The mouths that roared
                    [Summary] => Just when you thought the turmoil in Philippine basketball was over and the storms that engulfed the sport had abated, comes a new wave of brickbats aimed at different interest groups within the community.


                    [DatePublished] => 2001-09-08 00:00:00
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                    [Title] => Gems, Slashers draw heavy fines
                    [Summary] => MBA commissioner Ogie Narvasa yesterday slapped a total fine of P54,000 on the Cebuana Lhuillier and Negros cagers for misconduct during their tumultuous semifinal match in the first phase of the MBA tournament in Cebu City last Sunday.


The Gems’ Willy Mejia drew the biggest fine of P14,000 and a one-game suspension for planting an elbow in the face of Negros’s Leo Bat-og, who retaliated with a punching foul that triggered a bench-clearing brawl in Game 2 of their best-of-three duel.


The Slashers swept the series, 2-0.


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                    [Title] => Narvasa doubts MBA cagers inclusion in SEAG list
                    [Summary] => Metropolitan Basketball Association (MBA) commissioner Ogie Narvasa yesterday expressed surprise over the reported submission of an MBA team selection to the Kuala Lumpur Southeast Asian Games organizers, saying the league had already disbanded the same squad that won the Southeast Asian Basketball Association (SEABA) championship.


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                    [Title] => More fines assessed on coaches, cagers
                    [Summary] => Penalizing erring coaches and players is fast becoming a habit for MBA officials.


MBA commissioner Ogie Narvasa slapped coach Robert Sison and Cid White of Negros and Andy De Guzman of Nueva Ecija with a total fine of P8,000 for their unsportsmanlike conduct over the weekend.


Sison was assessed a P4,000 fine for throwing invectives at the referees in the Slashers’ Sunday game with the Patriots in Bacolod City. It was Sison’s second offense after being fined the same amount in the Negros-LBC Batangas game last June 20.


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                    [Title] => MBA fines technical director, Gems’ manager
                    [Summary] => No one is above the law, not even a league official.


MBA commissioner Ogie Narvasa made an example of this after cracking the whip on his technical director, Bert Ortiz, for his involvement in a punching incident with Cebu team manager Greg Yusingco.


Ortiz was fined P20,000 and was barred from attending games for the rest of the first phase of the 2001 MBA season after an altercation with Yusingco on June 29 at the parking lot of the San Juan Gym.


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                    [Title] => Narvasa fines erring players, mentor
                    [Summary] => MBA commissioner Ogie Narvasa cracked the whip anew on erring coach and players yesterday, collecting a total of P16,000 in fines in the aftermath of two tumultuous games last week.


Cebu Lhuillier’s Willy Mejia, who was called for a deliberate foul for swinging an elbow on the driving Junel Mendiola of Fedex Laguna, drew the stiffest sanction as he was fined P8,000 and suspended for a game.


Nueva Ecija assistant coach Duane Salvatera was fined P4,000 for continuously protesting referees’ calls and Negros’ Patrick Benedicto also P4,000 for an elbow foul. 

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                    [Title] => Coach-less Knights fancied over Eagles
                    [Summary] => The Andok’s San Juan Knights try to redeem themselves from a forgettable game last week that drew heavy fines and stern warning from the MBA chief as they play the Davao Eagles today in the first phase of the MBA season at the San Juan Gym.


Gametime is at 5:30 p.m. with the Knights, despite the absence of their suspended coach Philip Cezar, favored over the winless Eagles, whom they routed, 140-95, in the first meeting last June 17.


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                    [Title] => Jalasco mulls ouster of two RP coaches for taking sides
                    [Summary] => For defying the Philippine Olympic Committee and openly siding with his rival group, Basketball Association of the Philippines president Freddie Jalasco is seriously considering sacking David Zamar and Bay Cristobal as coaches of the national cage teams.


BAP sources said that Jalasco, the POC-recognized chief of the cage body, was furious as he admonished Zamar, the men’s team mentor, and Cristobal, who handles the women’s squad, for bonding together to support the other BAP faction headed by Quintellano Literal.


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                    [Title] => POC moves to resolve BAP feud
                    [Summary] => Philippine Olympi Committee president Celso Dayrit will meet today the warring  factions within the Basketball Association of the Philippines  in a bid to settle the brewing issue which has put members of the national basketball pool in the crossfire.


Former POC president  Rene Cruz will preside over the meeting betweenFreddie Jalasco and Tiny Literal, the two figures contesting the BAP presidency. 


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OGIE NARVASA

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"We’re doing this as yard-stick for foreign coaches. Ayaw na namin kasi pa nang puro away," sabi ni BCAP president Chito Narvasa na panauhin sa PSA Forum sa Manila Pavilion.


Kasama ang legal officers na sina Atty. Ogie Narvasa at Gilbert Santos gayundin sina  BCAP officer Tany Gonzales.


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                    [Title] => Gems, Slashers draw heavy fines
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The Gems’ Willy Mejia drew the biggest fine of P14,000 and a one-game suspension for planting an elbow in the face of Negros’s Leo Bat-og, who retaliated with a punching foul that triggered a bench-clearing brawl in Game 2 of their best-of-three duel.


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Sison was assessed a P4,000 fine for throwing invectives at the referees in the Slashers’ Sunday game with the Patriots in Bacolod City. It was Sison’s second offense after being fined the same amount in the Negros-LBC Batangas game last June 20.


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Ortiz was fined P20,000 and was barred from attending games for the rest of the first phase of the 2001 MBA season after an altercation with Yusingco on June 29 at the parking lot of the San Juan Gym.


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Cebu Lhuillier’s Willy Mejia, who was called for a deliberate foul for swinging an elbow on the driving Junel Mendiola of Fedex Laguna, drew the stiffest sanction as he was fined P8,000 and suspended for a game.


Nueva Ecija assistant coach Duane Salvatera was fined P4,000 for continuously protesting referees’ calls and Negros’ Patrick Benedicto also P4,000 for an elbow foul. 

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Gametime is at 5:30 p.m. with the Knights, despite the absence of their suspended coach Philip Cezar, favored over the winless Eagles, whom they routed, 140-95, in the first meeting last June 17.


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BAP sources said that Jalasco, the POC-recognized chief of the cage body, was furious as he admonished Zamar, the men’s team mentor, and Cristobal, who handles the women’s squad, for bonding together to support the other BAP faction headed by Quintellano Literal.


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                    [Summary] => Philippine Olympi Committee president Celso Dayrit will meet today the warring  factions within the Basketball Association of the Philippines  in a bid to settle the brewing issue which has put members of the national basketball pool in the crossfire.


Former POC president  Rene Cruz will preside over the meeting betweenFreddie Jalasco and Tiny Literal, the two figures contesting the BAP presidency. 


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