San Mig Coffee Mixers Grand Slam Quest: James Yap leads Mixers to 4th straight PBA finals appearance
6/28/2014
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JAMES YAP
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JAYSON CASTRO
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JOE DEVANCE
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LARRY FONACIER
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MARC PINGRIS
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MARK BARROCA
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MARQUS BLAKELY
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PAUL HARRIS
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PBA
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RANIDEL DE OCAMPO
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SAN MIG COFFEE MIXERS
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SPORTS
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TALK 'N TEXT TROPANG TEXTERS
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San Mig Coffee Mixers Grand Slam dream is still alive, as they're going to play in the 2014 PBA Governors' Cup Finals against Rain Or Shine Elasto Painters.
After 2 consecutive losses against the Talk 'N Text Tropang Texters in their Best-of-5 semi-finals series, the San Mig Super Coffee Mixers bounced back last night and won Game 5, 93-87, to finally secured their slot in the PBA Governors' Cup 2014 Finals. Before Game 5, series tied at 2-2, as the Mixers previously won Games 1 and 2, while TNT won 3 & 4.
Game 5 Quarter Scores: 21-20, 37-38, 62-55 93-87
Best Player: James Yap, with 25 points and 6 rebounds
San Mig Coffee Scorers:
James Yap - 25 pts
Marqus Blakely - 21 pts
Mark Barroca - 17 pts
Joe Devance - 11 pts
Marc Pingris - 10 pts
PJ Simon - 7 pts
Ian Sangalang - 2 pts
Talk 'N Text Scorers:
Paul Harris - 40 pts
Ranidel De Ocampo - 13 pts
Jayson Castro - 11 pts
Danny Seigle - 8 pts
Elmer Espiritu - 7 pts
Larry Fonacier - 4 pts
Kelly Williams - 2 pts
Ryan Reyes - 2 pts
It's now the 4th straight PBA Finals appearance for San Mig Coffee Mixers, their 3rd for the 2013-2014 season.
They have won all their previous 3 appearances (2013 Governors' Cup, 2014 Philippine Cup, 2014 Commissioner's Cup) and if they win this 3rd conference of the 2014 season, the Governors' Cup, they'll be declared a PBA Grand Slam team, the first to achieve so in 17 years. The last Grand Slam team was the Alaska Milkmen in 1996.
So far, only 3 PBA teams achieved that status: Crispa in 1976 and 1983, San Miguel in 1989 and as mentioned, Alaska in 1996.
In his Instagram account (@jamesyap18), James Yap posted this picture of him with Marc Pingris and PJ Simon, which was taken right after their Game 5 against TNT, as he thanked God for playing again in the finals, and the fans for their continuous support.
After 2 consecutive losses against the Talk 'N Text Tropang Texters in their Best-of-5 semi-finals series, the San Mig Super Coffee Mixers bounced back last night and won Game 5, 93-87, to finally secured their slot in the PBA Governors' Cup 2014 Finals. Before Game 5, series tied at 2-2, as the Mixers previously won Games 1 and 2, while TNT won 3 & 4.
Game 5 Quarter Scores: 21-20, 37-38, 62-55 93-87
Best Player: James Yap, with 25 points and 6 rebounds
San Mig Coffee Scorers:
James Yap - 25 pts
Marqus Blakely - 21 pts
Mark Barroca - 17 pts
Joe Devance - 11 pts
Marc Pingris - 10 pts
PJ Simon - 7 pts
Ian Sangalang - 2 pts
Talk 'N Text Scorers:
Paul Harris - 40 pts
Ranidel De Ocampo - 13 pts
Jayson Castro - 11 pts
Danny Seigle - 8 pts
Elmer Espiritu - 7 pts
Larry Fonacier - 4 pts
Kelly Williams - 2 pts
Ryan Reyes - 2 pts
It's now the 4th straight PBA Finals appearance for San Mig Coffee Mixers, their 3rd for the 2013-2014 season.
They have won all their previous 3 appearances (2013 Governors' Cup, 2014 Philippine Cup, 2014 Commissioner's Cup) and if they win this 3rd conference of the 2014 season, the Governors' Cup, they'll be declared a PBA Grand Slam team, the first to achieve so in 17 years. The last Grand Slam team was the Alaska Milkmen in 1996.
So far, only 3 PBA teams achieved that status: Crispa in 1976 and 1983, San Miguel in 1989 and as mentioned, Alaska in 1996.
In his Instagram account (@jamesyap18), James Yap posted this picture of him with Marc Pingris and PJ Simon, which was taken right after their Game 5 against TNT, as he thanked God for playing again in the finals, and the fans for their continuous support.
jamesyap18: "Thank you, Lord for another chance to play in the finals again. Thank you also to all the San Mig fans for the never-ending support. #BigThree #labansanmig #sanmigsupercoffee #sanmigcoffeeplanet"
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