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AICC Manila beat San Juan, 72-68, to rule the inaugural FilBasket Subic Championship on Monday night at the Subic gym. The Manila dribblers drew strength from Michael Mabulac, Chris Bitoon and Hesed Gabo to seal the crown in the deciding Game 3 of their best-of-three finals affair. Mabulac fired 18…
AICC Manila outlasted San Juan City’s late surge to post a 74-70 victory and forge a winner-take-all match for the FilBasket title at the Subic gym on Sunday. Still reeling from an 80-74 Game One defeat in their best-of-three championship affair Saturday, the Manila dribblers got back into business with…
SAN JUAN City stepped up in the crunch to turn back AICC Manila, 80-74, and draw the first blood in their best-of-three finals of the FilBasket Subic Championship at the Subic gym on Saturday. The Knights unleashed a 10-1 run with 4:29 left courtesy of Renato Ular, Larry Rodriguez, Alvin…
San Juan's Rhenz Abando goes for a layup during Game 1 of their best-of-three finals against AICC Manila in the FilBasket Subic Championship at the Subic gym Saturday. (FilBasket Images) San Juan City sizzled in the crunch to turn back AICC Manila, 80-74, and move a win from winning the FilBasket S
PHOTO: Jerome Ascaño | PBA Images SOPHOMORE Chris Bitoon almost got traded without the benefit of even playing for the team that drafted and signed him. The guard out of St. Clare was originally part of the trade package between Blackwater and NLEX for the valued No. 4 overall pick owned by the Road Warriors in this Sunday’s 2020 PBA Rookie Draft. Unfortunately, nobody has seen Bitoon play in an official game in the league as he was among the players left out by the Bossing from their 15-man roster for the Philippine Cup in the Clark bubble during his rookie season.