D-League: Race for F4 edge on | Inquirer Sports

D-League: Race for F4 edge on

By: - Reporter / @jwpayoINQ
/ 12:06 AM August 09, 2016

AS RACAL tries to seal its hold of the No. 1 spot, Cafe France hopes the top seed stumbles as they go for crucial victories in the PBA D-League Foundation Cup today.

Toting a 9-2 record, Racal heads into the 4 p.m. match versus AMA Online Education already assured of the twice-to-beat semifinal advantage.

But the Tile Masters still need to close out their elimination run with a win to claim the top spot.

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Otherwise, Cafe France may wrest the No. 1 berth if it triumphs over Topstar Z.C. Mindanao at 2 p.m. at JCSGO Gym in Cubao.

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A Cafe France win coupled with a Racal loss will result into a three-way tie with Phoenix at 9-3.

In this scenario, the Bakers will grab No. 1 due to a superior quotient, followed by the Tile Masters, while the Accelerators will drop to third.

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If both Racal and Cafe France pull off victories, the Tile Masters will emerge as solo leader at 10-2 while Phoenix and Cafe France will figure in a tie for second at 9-3.

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Between them, Phoenix holds a better quotient so the Accelerators will claim the No. 2 spot and the last twice-to-beat bonus, while the Bakers will have to settle for third.

“They’re a team on the rise,” Racal coach Caloy Garcia said of the Titans who had James Martinez exploding for a record 58 points in their 125-76 rout of the Aguilas last week.

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