Mixers snap Aces' unbeaten run | Inquirer Sports

Mixers snap Aces’ unbeaten run

By: - Reporter / @MarkGiongcoINQ
/ 10:47 PM March 06, 2013

Denzel Bowles vs Sonny Thoss PBA IMAGE / Nuki Sabio

MANILA, Philippines—San Mig Coffee dealt Alaska its first loss following a 75-68 win Wednesday night in the PBA Commissioner’s Cup at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.

The Mixers pulled ahead in the third quarter to lead by as much as 24, 60-36, on a basket by PJ Simon.

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The Aces went on a late push and moved into single digits, 65-73, on two free throws by RJ Jazul with 1:47 left.

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Denzel Bowles stopped Alaska’s run with a putback slam to make it a 10-point lead.

Bowles collected 16 points, 11 rebounds, five assists and four blocks.

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San Mig Coffee held Alaska’s big three of Cyrus Baguio, JVee Casio and Calvin Abueva to just single digits.

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The Aces absorbed their first defeat in six games while the Mixers evened its win-loss record at 3-3.

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The scores:

SAN MIG COFFEE 75 – Bowles 16, Yap 11, Barroca 10, Devance 10, Simon 10, Najorda 6, Pingris 6, De Ocampo 5, Reavis 1, Mallari 0, Gaco 0, Gonzales 0.

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ALASKA 68 – Dozier 16, Thoss 13, Jazul 10, Espinas 8, Baguio 7, Abueva 6, Hontiveros 5, Casio 3, Ramos 0, Dela Cruz 0.

Quarters: 12-18, 40-28, 62-39, 75-68

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TAGS: Alaska, PBA, PBA Commissioner's Cup, Philippine Basketball Association, San Mig Coffee

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