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This was bared by Alaska team manager Joaqui Trillo, who also told The STAR they have reached a separate agreement with Rob Duat for a P6.6-million pact for two years.


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ERIC REYES AND JON ORDONIO

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A new world order

By Bill Velasco | January 13, 2003 - 12:00am

Things are certainly going to change for many players when the PBA opens shop on February 16. Now that the deepest draft of recent memory is over, many veteran players are biting their nails, wondering if they will...

Sports

Aces, Cortez ready to sign, seal deal

By Joey Villar | January 12, 2003 - 12:00am

Barring last-minute change of mind of either party, Alaska Milk is making Mike Cortez the No. 1 pick in today’s PBA Rookie Draft, and will proceed with the signing of an P8.7-million deal for three years. This...

Sports