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6 days ago
- Sport
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San Miguel clobbers Blackwater by 37 despite depleted roster
PBA Philippine Cup. May 25, 2025. CJ Perez of the San Miguel Beermen against RK Ilagan of the Blackwater Bossing. (Photo: PBA Media) Undermanned and all, San Miguel still managed to beat Blackwater in a dominant fashion 115-78, as the Beermen claimed solo third spot in the PBA Season 49 Philippine Cup on Sunday at the PhilSports Arena. The Beermen turned up the heat in the third quarter to pull away for good despite missing the services of several key players in Marcio Lassiter, Juami Tiongson, and Jeron Teng. With the absence of the three, CJ Perez, June Mar Fajardo, and Don Trollano stepped up as the Beermen now broke the tie with Barangay Ginebra to rise to solo third with a 6-2 card. Perez waxed hot early on, dropping 16 of his overall output in the first half to allow San Miguel to mount a 52-39 halftime lead as Christian David and RK Ilagan showed the way for the Bossing. But the Beermen stepped on the gas in the third frame, which they opened with a sizzling 11-0 run capped by a massive four-point shot by Trollano as they zoomed to a 63-39 cushion. Trollano would lead another 15-6 rampage with Chris Ross and JM Calma contributing to the breakaway, 78-45. They ended the penultimate period enjoying an 86-57 advantage as Blackwater only scored 18 in that juncture. Perez finished with 20 points while Fajardo churned out a double-double outing of 17 markers and 13 rebounds laced with two blocks and one assist. Trollano and Ross tallied 15 and 11 points apiece as Calma put together 16 points off the bench together with six rebounds as he provided the help to Fajardo and Mo Tautuaa. David and Ilagan led the struggling Blackwater with the former collecting 15 points, six rebounds, and five assists while the latter poured in 14 markers, four rebounds, and five dimes as they absorbed their fifth loss in a row for a 1-7 record. Scores: San Miguel 115 – Perez 20, Fajardo 17, Calma 16, Trollano 15, Cruz 13, Ross 11, Tautuaa 9, Cahilig 8, Rosales 6, Brondial 0. Blackwater 78 – David 15, Ilagan 14, Andrade 10, Caperal 8, Mallilin 6, Tratter 5, Barefield 5, Chua 4, Mitchell 3, Guinto 2, Escoto 2, Ayonayon 2, Casio 0. Quarters: 24-22, 52-39, 86-57, 115-78. —JKC, GMA Integrated News
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GMA Network
18-05-2025
- Sport
- GMA Network
San Miguel dominates Terrafirma for back-to-back wins
PBA Philippine Cup. May 18, 2025. Rodney Brondial (91) of the San Miguel beermen against the Terrafirma Dyip. (Photo: PBA Media) San Miguel Beer claimed back-to-back wins after dominating Terrafirma, 128-89, on Sunday in the PBA Philippine Cup at the Ynares Center in Montalban. The victory came after San Miguel defeated Phoenix last May 11. Already holding a double-digit lead by halftime at 51-37, the Beermen continued to stall the Dyip as they exploded for 42 points, 12 points coming from CJ Perez, against Terrafirma's 27 points. San Miguel eventually went cruise control en route to the 39-point victory. Perez and Mo Tautuaa had 17 points apiece, while Rodney Brondial dominated the boards with 22 rebounds to go with 16 points, an assist, and a block as San Miguel improved to 5-2. A total of seven players scored in double-digits for the Beermen as they flexed their depth, with Juami Tiongson having 13, while Don Trollano and Jericho Cruz chipped in 12 and 11 points, respectively. June Mar Fajardo, meanwhile, stuffed the stat sheet with 12 points, 12 rebounds, four assists, and one block. The win spoiled Mark Nonoy's 24-point drive for the Dyip, while Stanley Pringle added 17 points. Louie Sangalang registered a double-double with 14 rebounds, 10 points, and six assists as Terrafirma moved to 1-7. Scores: San Miguel 128 – Perez 17, Tautuaa 17, Brondial 16, Tiongson 13, Fajardo 12, Trollano 12, Cruz 11, Teng 8, Calma 8, Rosales 7, Lassiter 4, Cahilig 3, Ross 0. Terrrafirma 89 – Nonoy 24, Pringle 17, Sangalang 10, Zaldivar 9, Paraiso 7, Catapusan 7, Ramos 5, Melecio 5, Olivario 3, Ferrer 2, Hernandez 0, Hanapi 0. Quarters: 28-21, 53-37, 95-64, 128-89. —JKC, GMA Integrated News
