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barangay tayo!

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The almost gone Dylan saved the day with his sniping in the 2nd half. There's no stopping GSM once they got the momentum.

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Agree ako with you. I think that if there is someone to mentor Greg IMHO it must not be Marlou. Sabi ko nga sa ngayon un laro ni Marlou ang siyang laro na rin ni Greg (in terms of Mobility and perim

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oo nga ang tagal tagal na ni Ellis sa Ginebra wala pa rin pagbabago inconsistent pa din.

Naunahan pang mag boom ni scottie

 

may pag asa pa kaya to??

 

with aljon mariano playing a good defense way better than Ellis plus acquisition of KFerrer..

I think next conference wala na ito sa brgy.. solid n kc yung SF at PF position..

and choosing between Devance, Ferrer, Mariano I think inferior si Ellis

Sana nga next conference wala na siya sa brgy, ang baba ng bball iq niya tsaka wala kasi talaga shooting nagiging liability sa offense. Iniiwan lang siya daring him to shoot.

 

Wala na siguro siya chance mag improve bro ang dami ng binigay na pagkakataon diyan, lagi pa nga yan first five yan dati pero wala talaga.

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Former Ginebra, Purefoods stars relive rivalry as Pampanga charity game ends in draw
From: Gerry RamosNovember 20, 2016, 11:38 am

 

Former Ginebra, Purefoods stars relive rivalry as Pampanga charity game ends in draw
Past Ginebra and Purefoods players pose for a groufie after playing in a charity game in Pampanga on Saturday night. Photo from Vince Hizon tweeter account
TWENTY eight years after, the rivalry still lives on.

Former Ginebra and Purefoods stars turned back the hands of time and played in a fund-raising game Saturday night at the Guagua National College in Pampanga.

Fans got to relive one of the most intense rivalries in the PBA that began in 1988 as four-time league MVP Alvin Patrimonio suited up for the Hotdogs, while 6-foot-9 tower Marlou Aquino spearheaded the side of the Gins.

The game, held for the benefit of a young kid afflicted with a blood disorder, ended in a draw, 119-all, as Patrimonio missed a potential game-winning three-pointer coming off a timeout. There are no extra periods in exhibition games.

“It was a lot of fun playing with my hardcourt herores,” said Aries Dimaunahan, now the lead deputy coach at Blackwater, who played for Ginebra during the fund-raising match.

“Masaya especially yung mga fans nagkaroon ng time to have little chats with these legends and at the same time, have their pictures and autographs,” added the shooting guard out of University of Santo Tomas, who was part of the Ginebra team that won back-to-back PBA championships in 2004-2005.

With Aquino and Dimaunahan at Ginebra were Bal David, Vince Hizon, Noli Locsin, Bobby Jose, Benny Cheng, and JV Gayoso.

Playing with Patrimonio at Purefoods were Nelson Asaytono, Jerry Codinera, Rey Evangelista, Joey Santamaria, Rodney Santos, Sonny Cabatu, and Edward Joseph Feihl.

Incidentally, Santos, Cabatu, and Feihl also played for Ginebra at one time in their pro career.

Typical of Ginebra’s Never-Say-Die spirit, the Gins fought back from an early 10-point deficit to seize the lead at the break.

It was a see-saw battle from there before Hizon nailed a three-pointer to tie the game at 119-all with less than 30 seconds left. Patrimonio then missed the game-winner at the buzzer.

The game was hosted by Batch 93 of Guagua National College.

Read more at http://www.spin.ph/basketball/pba/news/ginebra-purefoods-relive-old-pba-rivalry-after-playing-in-pampanga-charity-game#FlKzEPTCQ40qSGpS.99

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Former Ginebra, Purefoods stars relive rivalry as Pampanga charity game ends in draw

From: Gerry RamosNovember 20, 2016, 11:38 am

 

Former Ginebra, Purefoods stars relive rivalry as Pampanga charity game ends in draw

Past Ginebra and Purefoods players pose for a groufie after playing in a charity game in Pampanga on Saturday night. Photo from Vince Hizon tweeter account

TWENTY eight years after, the rivalry still lives on.

Former Ginebra and Purefoods stars turned back the hands of time and played in a fund-raising game Saturday night at the Guagua National College in Pampanga.

Fans got to relive one of the most intense rivalries in the PBA that began in 1988 as four-time league MVP Alvin Patrimonio suited up for the Hotdogs, while 6-foot-9 tower Marlou Aquino spearheaded the side of the Gins.

The game, held for the benefit of a young kid afflicted with a blood disorder, ended in a draw, 119-all, as Patrimonio missed a potential game-winning three-pointer coming off a timeout. There are no extra periods in exhibition games.

“It was a lot of fun playing with my hardcourt herores,” said Aries Dimaunahan, now the lead deputy coach at Blackwater, who played for Ginebra during the fund-raising match.

“Masaya especially yung mga fans nagkaroon ng time to have little chats with these legends and at the same time, have their pictures and autographs,” added the shooting guard out of University of Santo Tomas, who was part of the Ginebra team that won back-to-back PBA championships in 2004-2005.

With Aquino and Dimaunahan at Ginebra were Bal David, Vince Hizon, Noli Locsin, Bobby Jose, Benny Cheng, and JV Gayoso.

Playing with Patrimonio at Purefoods were Nelson Asaytono, Jerry Codinera, Rey Evangelista, Joey Santamaria, Rodney Santos, Sonny Cabatu, and Edward Joseph Feihl.

Incidentally, Santos, Cabatu, and Feihl also played for Ginebra at one time in their pro career.

Typical of Ginebra’s Never-Say-Die spirit, the Gins fought back from an early 10-point deficit to seize the lead at the break.

It was a see-saw battle from there before Hizon nailed a three-pointer to tie the game at 119-all with less than 30 seconds left. Patrimonio then missed the game-winner at the buzzer.

The game was hosted by Batch 93 of Guagua National College.

Read more at http://www.spin.ph/basketball/pba/news/ginebra-purefoods-relive-old-pba-rivalry-after-playing-in-pampanga-charity-game#FlKzEPTCQ40qSGpS.99

 

 

Looks like may connect yuong member(s) ng Guagua batch 93 para mapaglaro mo yung mga players na ito. Sana meron ding public event na ganito (of course may bayad e.g. for charities)

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