+ Follow RED BULL-SAN MIGUEL Tag
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[Title] => PBA fines Guiao, Chua; Velez barred
[Summary] => Coaches Yeng Guiao of Red Bull and Alfrancis Chua of Sta. Lucia were fined while Red Bull reserve player Erwin Velez was fined and disallowed to enter the playing venue in their next two games in the aftermath of two recent incidents where PBA officiating was bashed in the media.
Guiao was slapped two separate fines — one for hitting the officiating in an interview with the press and the other for his on-court outburst that saw him slapping referee Throngy Aldava’s hand resulting in his outright ejection in the Red Bull-San Miguel duel last Wednesday.
[DatePublished] => 2004-06-13 00:00:00
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[Title] => Red Bull, SMB appeal PBA fines
[Summary] => 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 of their personnel yesterday.
A correction that is likely to be made is on the fine slapped on Red Bull team physician John Lim, who happened to be out of the country when the game was played at the Astrodome. Curiously, he was fined P5,000.
[DatePublished] => 2002-07-18 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Joey Villar
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RED BULL-SAN MIGUEL
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[Title] => PBA fines Guiao, Chua; Velez barred
[Summary] => Coaches Yeng Guiao of Red Bull and Alfrancis Chua of Sta. Lucia were fined while Red Bull reserve player Erwin Velez was fined and disallowed to enter the playing venue in their next two games in the aftermath of two recent incidents where PBA officiating was bashed in the media.
Guiao was slapped two separate fines — one for hitting the officiating in an interview with the press and the other for his on-court outburst that saw him slapping referee Throngy Aldava’s hand resulting in his outright ejection in the Red Bull-San Miguel duel last Wednesday.
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[ArticleID] => 168669
[Title] => Red Bull, SMB appeal PBA fines
[Summary] => 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 of their personnel yesterday.
A correction that is likely to be made is on the fine slapped on Red Bull team physician John Lim, who happened to be out of the country when the game was played at the Astrodome. Curiously, he was fined P5,000.
[DatePublished] => 2002-07-18 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
[AuthorID] => 1096369
[AuthorName] => Joey Villar
[SectionName] => Sports
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