Before Rain or Shine, Guiao and Red Bull also attempted walkout | Inquirer Sports

Before Rain or Shine, Guiao and Red Bull also attempted walkout

By: - Reporter / @MarkGiongcoINQ
/ 10:02 PM February 26, 2014

Tim Cone and the coaching staff awaits for the game to resume while Rain or Shine team is at the dug out. PHOTO BY BUKI SABIO/ PBA IMAGES

MANILA, Philippines—It wasn’t the first time head coach Yeng Guiao and his team had attempted a walkout during the PBA playoffs.

Guiao and Elasto Painters left the court during the second quarter of Game 6 of their PBA Philippine Cup Finals series against the San Mig Coffee Mixers at the Smart Araneta Coliseum Wednesday night.

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In 2006, Guiao and his Red Bull squad also stormed out against San Miguel Beer in Game 4 of the PBA Philippine Cup semifinals.

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Red Bull and Rain or Shine both decided to return back on the court but two other teams didn’t.

Añejo and Talk ‘N Text went on a total walkout in 1990 and 2010, respectively.

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Añejo walked off the court in the second quarter of Game 6 of the First Conference against Formula Shell, which was already up, 62-47, at that time.

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The Tropang Texters, under head coach Chot Reyes, on the other hand, marched out of the court in Game 4 of their PBA Philippine Cup quarterfinals series with the Ginebra Gin Kings.

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TAGS: Elasto Painters, PBA, PBA Philippine Cup, PBA Playoffs, San Mig Coffee Mixers, Yeng Guiao

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