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Spurs have a system that works

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It’s Clear that the San Antonio Spurs are gearing up for one last hurrah before 37-year-old Tim Duncan hangs up his basketball shoes.

Posted: May 23rd, 2013 in Basketball,Commentary,NBA,One Game at a Time | Read More »

Upset and triumph in 2013 poll games

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Manny Pacquiao didn’t have to throw even a single punch.

Posted: May 22nd, 2013 in Bare Eye,Commentary | Read More »

Thrill of a lifetime for Luigi

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Just before he made the all-important decision to coach the Alaska Aces, Luigi Trillo found himself at a vital crossroads in his basketball career.

Posted: May 22nd, 2013 in Commentary,In Huddle | Read More »

What a class act by Alaska

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BARANGAY Ginebra has remained the pro league’s fabulous people’s team because its hordes of fanatics and devotees have always kept their faith until the end.

Posted: May 20th, 2013 in Bare Eye,Commentary,Editors' Picks | Read More »

The trials of Ginebra

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PEOPLE from all walks of life—security guards, taxi drivers, teachers at election precincts, tricycle drivers and men who seem to hang around all day in their basketball jerseys beside sari-sari stores—all want to know what’s wrong with Barangay Ginebra, their team that’s struggling in the PBA Commissioner’s Cup finals.

Posted: May 19th, 2013 in Commentary,One Game at a Time | Read More »

Good poll results for many PBA hosts

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ALL WEEK long following the May 13 polls, I spent my time gathering the names of athletes past and present and people connected to sports one way or the other who ran for a post in the just concluded elections.

Posted: May 19th, 2013 in Basketball,Commentary,Featured Columns,Headlines,In Huddle,PBA,Section | Read More »

Sportsmen in politics

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I TEXTED Manny Pacquiao’s top aide about the bills his boss sponsored and shepherded into law during the 15th Congress.

Posted: May 18th, 2013 in Boxing / MMA,Commentary,Featured Columns,Headlines,Section,Southpaw | Read More »

An open sports letter to the poll winners

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IN democratic societies, citizens are encouraged to write to their leaders to voice their sentiments or positions on issues.

Posted: May 18th, 2013 in Commentary,Featured Columns,Headlines,One Game at a Time,Section | Read More »

Cebuana ready to take the leap?

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BECAUSE Cebuana Lhuillier joined as title sponsor of the ongoing PBA Commissioner’s Cup Finals, league fans are speculating if the Cebu-based company owned by businessman-sportsman Jean Henri Lhuillier is ready to move up to the next level.

Posted: May 18th, 2013 in Basketball,Commentary,Featured Columns,Headlines,In Huddle,Section | Read More »

It’s a no-contest tune-up for Manny Pacquiao

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CONGRESSMAN Manny Pacquiao scored a knockout over an absent opponent in the last elections. If it were in boxing, that should’ve been properly ruled a no-contest.

Posted: May 16th, 2013 in Bare Eye,Commentary,Editors' Picks | Read More »

PBA has a big problem, no thanks to Ginebra

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THE MOST intriguing question out in Ongpin (Chinatown) last Friday did not involve Mayor Alfredo Lim and how the tough-talking city executive could survive the screaming challenge of former President Joseph Estrada in yesterday’s midterm polls.

Posted: May 13th, 2013 in Bare Eye,Commentary,Editors' Picks | Read More »

An urgent pitch for Koko

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THE RECLUSIVE national arts matriarch, last seen in public during the 2004 funeral of National Artist Nick Joaquin, did a Greta Garbo and made a brief appearance.

Posted: May 12th, 2013 in Bare Eye,Commentary,Featured Columns,Headlines,Section | Read More »

What goodwill? Visiting Sharks far from friendly

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WHOEVER said that the Shanghai Sharks were here in Manila to spread goodwill and play a couple of friendly games with local teams, didn’t know what he was talking about.

Posted: May 12th, 2013 in Basketball,Commentary,Featured Columns,Headlines,In Huddle,PBA,Section | Read More »

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