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1995 Pepsi Mega Bottlers season

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1995 Pepsi Mega Bottlers season
Head coachYeng Guiao
Owner(s)Pepsi Philippines
All Filipino Cup results
Record4–6
(40%)
Place8th
Playoff finishN/A
Commissioner's Cup results
Record1–9
(10%)
Place8th
Playoff finishN/A
Governors Cup results
Record2–8
(20%)
Place7th
Playoff finishN/A
Pepsi Mega Bottlers seasons
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1996 →

The 1995 Pepsi Mega Bottlers season was the 6th season of the franchise in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA).

Off-season transactions

TRANSACTIONS
Saturnino Garrido Acquired via free agency
Kevin Ramas Acquired from San Miguel when they traded Gido Babilonia
Alvin Teng Acquired from San Miguel when they traded Victor Pablo

Summary

The Bottlers won their first two games of the season, upsetting Alaska Milkmen, 99-93 in overtime on February 21, followed by a 94-80 win over San Miguel on February 28. The Mega Bottlers had four wins and two losses when they lost their last four games and were eliminated from the All-Filipino Cup semifinal race along with San Miguel Beermen and Ginebra.

Bob McCann, who played for three NBA teams spread over three years, was Pepsi's import in the Commissioners Cup. He scored 44 points in leading the Bottlers to a 91-87 win over Formula Shell in the opening game on June 9, spoiling the debut of the much-hype Shell reinforcement Jarvis Matthews. [1] The Bottlers lost all their remaining games with McCann being replaced by Kelbey Stuckey in their last three assignments.

Donnie Seale played two games in which Pepsi narrowly lost to Shell and Purefoods, Seale was sent home in favor of Gregory Guy, who lasted three games and also didn't impressed the coaching staff. Replacing Greg Guy was Derrick Canada. On October 15, Pepsi Mega won over Ginebra San Miguel, 112-106, in a match-up between the league's two doormat teams. The Bottlers close out their season campaign by winning their last game against Sta.Lucia Realtors, 97-91 on November 10. [2]

Roster

Pos. No. Player School
F 2 Philippines Dwight Lago De La Salle
G 3 Philippines Romeo Lopez Arellano University
G 7 Philippines Eugene Quilban San Sebastian
F 8 Philippines Alvin Teng Arellano University
G 9 Philippines Elmer Cabahug University of Visayas
G 10 Philippines Dindo Pumaren De La Salle
G 11 Philippines Allan Garrido San Sebastian
F 14 Philippines Larry Villanil Southern Philippines
F 15 Philippines Joey Santamaria De La Salle
C 17 Philippines Kevin Ramas Mapua Tech
C 18 Philippines Rey Cuenco Gregorio Araneta University
F 88 Philippines Cadel Mosqueda Arellano University
F 32 Philippines Bobby Jose UST
F 30 United States Bob McCann (C) Morehead State University
F 4 United States Kelbey Stuckey (C)
G United States Donnie Seale (G) North Carolina State University
G United States Greg Guy (G) University of Texas-Pan American
G 5 United States Derrick Canada (G) West Point University
Position Name/s
Head coach: Philippines Yeng Guiao
Assistants: Roehl Nadurata / Bong Go
Commissioner's Cup import - (C), Governor's Cup import - (G) '

Team Manager: Dindo Raymundo

References

  1. ^ "Sunkist vs Gins; Pepsi vs Alaska". Manila Standard.
  2. ^ "Pepsi clears way for beermen". Manila Standard.