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“IT’S that time of year when good friends are near,” says The Jackson Five’s classic Christmas carol, and you can’t help but wish for good tidings with gifts, food and love all around.

Posted: December 23rd, 2012 in Commentary,Editors' Picks,One Game at a Time | Read More »

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  1. Thoss out; Chot wants Abueva
  2. Koy Banal sees Denok Miranda in rising star John Pinto
  3. Arellano stuns San Beda, gains q’finals
  4. Ateneo, NU start Shakey’s V-L title duel
  5. PBA has a big problem, no thanks to Ginebra
  6. Thrill of a lifetime for Luigi
  7. Cavaliers win NBA Lottery Draft again
  8. Aces not one and done, says Uytengsu
  9. Flash! Pacquiao pastor friends are gone
  10. UE’s Mammie working extra to overcome freethrow shooting weakness
  1. Aces not one and done, says Uytengsu
  2. PBA has a big problem, no thanks to Ginebra
  3. ‘A wonderful ride from 0-4,’ says Chua on Ginebra’s run
  4. It’s a no-contest tune-up for Manny Pacquiao
  5. Alaska sweeps Ginebra to win PBA Commissioner’s Cup title
  6. Alaska a game away from bagging 2013 PBA Commissioner’s Cup
  7. Tenorio holds head high despite Finals sweep
  8. Red hot Alaska torches Ginebra in PBA finals game one
  9. Banged-up Ginebra gives in to fatigue
  10. What a class act by Alaska
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  3. PBA has a big problem, no thanks to Ginebra
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  5. Pacquiao could be in for a punching picnic
  6. Aces not one and done, says Uytengsu
  7. Pacquiao back in Nov. vs. Alvarado or Rios in Macau
  8. Yao Ming sees Filipino NBA player ‘in the future’
  9. Flash! Pacquiao pastor friends are gone
  10. What the future holds for Pacquiao and boxing

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