| 词条 | 1996 Sunkist Orange Bottlers season | |||||||
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| PBAyear = 1996 | team = Pop Cola Panthers | team2 = Sunkist Orange Bottlers | coach = Derrick Pumaren | 1c-name = All Filipino Cup | 1c-wins = 4 | 1c-losses = 10 | 1c-place = 7th | 1c-playoffs = N/A | 2c-name = Commissioner's Cup | 2c-wins = 5 | 2c-losses = 6 | 2c-place = 6th | 2c-playoffs = N/A | no-3c = 1 | 3c-name = Governor's Cup | 3c-wins = 6 | 3c-losses = 7 | 3c-place = 5th | 3c-playoffs = Quarterfinals | owners = RFM Corporation | television = | radio = | pol_team = | prevseason = 1995 | nextseason = 1997 }} The 1996 Sunkist Orange Bottlers season was the 7th season of the franchise in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA). Transactions
SummaryAfter a near-grandslam finish last year, the Sunkist Orange Bottlers failed to advance in the semifinal round in all three conferences of the 1996 season. In the All-Filipino Cup, the Bottlers split their first six outings and then dropped six straight games and were ousted from the semifinals. Forward Nelson Asaytono was traded to San Miguel for 1992 MVP Ato Agustin with three games left in their elimination round schedule. [1] Sunkist had former Alaska import Marques Bragg as their import in the Commissioner's Cup. The Orange Bottlers were tied with Purefoods and Formula Shell for the fourth and fifth slot in the semifinals, Shell makes it to the next round via higher quotient, leaving Purefoods and Sunkist to dispute the last seat. Sunkist lost to Purefoods, 76-89, in their playoff game on July 30. Tony Harris came back as their import in the Governor's Cup, but the Hurricane could only play three games after Sunkist lost two straight matches to Shell and Purefoods. The coaching staff decided to replaced Harris with a new import Lester Neal. Sunkist finish with five wins and six losses in the eliminations and were in a twice-to-beat disadvantage in the quarterfinals. The Orange Bottlers forces a rubber match against Shell but lost in their sudden-death playoff, 102-104 on November 24. Notable datesMarch 12: Vergel Meneses unloaded 14 of his 29 points in the fourth quarter and led a breakaway by Sunkist in the last eight minutes as the defending All-Filipino Cup champions pulled off a 93-84 victory over San Miguel Beermen and evened up their won-loss record to three wins and three losses. [2]June 21: Marques Bragg banged in a three-point play off Ronnie Thompkins with 14.5 seconds left to snap the final tie and Sunkist recovered from an early 16-point deficit to scuttle Purefoods Tender Juicy Hotdogs, 97-93. It was the Orange Bottlers first win in three games in the Commissioners Cup. [3]September 29: Alvin Teng put back a miss by Tony Harris with 4.7 seconds left to lift Sunkist to a thrilling 93-91 victory over defending champion Alaska Milkmen at the start of the Governors Cup. [4]Roster{{Hoops team start|teamname=Sunkist Orange Bottlers}}{{Hoops team player|pos=C|no=1|country=PHI|name=Manny Victorino|school=Jose Rizal College}}{{Hoops team player|pos=C|no=4|country=PHI|name=Bonel Balingit|school=University of Visayas}}{{Hoops team player|pos=G|no=5|country=PHI|name=Gerardo Santiago|school=Mapua Tech}}{{Hoops team player|pos=G|no=11/6|country=PHI|name=Renato Agustin|note=A|school=Lyceum}}{{Hoops team player|pos=G|no=9|country=PHI|name=Emmanuel Victoria|school=San Beda College}}{{Hoops team player|pos=F|no=10|country=PHI|name=Alvin Teng|school=Arellano University}}{{Hoops team player|pos=G|no=14|country=PHI|name=Rudy Distrito|school=UE}}{{Hoops team player|pos=F|no=18|country=PHI|name=Vergel Meneses|school=Jose Rizal College}}{{Hoops team player|pos=F|no=6/19|country=PHI|name=Kenneth Duremdes|school=Adamson University}}{{Hoops team player|pos=G|no=23|country=PHI|name=Ric-Ric Marata|school=South Western University}}{{Hoops team player|pos=F|no=24|country=PHI|name=Eric Reyes|school=Ateneo de Manila}}{{Hoops team player|pos=C|no=35|country=PHI|name=Zaldy Realubit|school=San Jose-Recoletos}}{{Hoops team player|pos=C|no=43|country=PHI|name=Alejandro Paguinto|school=FEU}}{{Hoops team player|pos=F|no=|country=PHI|name=Marcelino Morelos|note=A|school=UE}}{{Hoops team player|pos=G|no=|country=PHI|name=Siot Tanquingcen|school=UST}}{{Hoops team player|pos=F|no=33|country=USA|name=Marques Bragg|note=C|school=Providence College}}{{Hoops team player|pos=G|no=22|country=USA|name=Tony Harris|note=G|school=University of New Orleans}}{{Hoops team player|pos=G|no=44|country=USA|name=Lester Neal|note=G|school=}}{{Hoops team player|pos=F|no=25|country=PHI|name=Nelson Asaytono|note=T|school=University of Manila}}{{Hoops team footer|country=PHI|headcoach=Derrick Pumaren|assistants=Gabby Velasco / Hector Calma|teamname=|legend=(T) - Traded, (A) - Acquired via trade, (C) - Commissioners Cup import, (G) - Governors Cup import}} Team Manager: Elmer Yanga References1. ^{{cite news|url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=zJROAAAAIBAJ&sjid=1QoEAAAAIBAJ&pg=5603%2C273116|title=Asaytono now a Beerman|work=Manila Standard}} {{Pop Cola Panthers}}{{1996 PBA season by team}}{{PBA seasons}}{{PBA}}{{DEFAULTSORT:1996 Sunkist Orange Bottlers Season}}2. ^{{cite news|url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=k58VAAAAIBAJ&sjid=1goEAAAAIBAJ&pg=6140%2C2041610|title=Meneses stars as Sunkist blasts San Miguel|work=Manila Standard}} 3. ^{{cite news|url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=g6EVAAAAIBAJ&sjid=WgsEAAAAIBAJ&pg=3723%2C3453221|title=Bragg stars as Sunkist squeakes past Purefoods|work=Manila Standard}} 4. ^{{cite news|url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=b5QVAAAAIBAJ&sjid=iwsEAAAAIBAJ&pg=3770%2C4477400|title=Sunkist, SMB take Governor's Cup openers|work=Manila Standard}} 2 : Pop Cola Panthers seasons|1996 PBA season by team |
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