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Llamados brighten chances of bagging outright semis seat with victory over Alaska

By: - Editorial Assistant / @CalvinCordova
07:44 AM March 17, 2012

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The B-Meg Llamados inched closer to earning an outright semifinal berth with an easy 90-75 win over the Alaska Aces last night in the 37th PBA Commissioner’s Cup at the Cuneta Astrodome.

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The Llamados chalked up their fifth win in seven games to stay within striking distance with the league-leaders Talk ‘N Text Tropang Texters, who are 5-1 (win-loss).

Tournament format states that the top two teams after the nine-game elimination round will get an automatic passage to the semis, while the number three to six teams will qualify to the quarterfinal round.

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Four teams will be eliminated.

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The loss put the Aces in a must-win situation in their final elimination round assignment against the Powerade Tigers.

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Alaska fell to 4-4.

B-Meg, now handled by former long-time Alaska coach Tim Cone, started slow and trailed by two points at the end of the first period, 25-27.

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The moment they got their rhythm going, there was no stopping the Llamados as they charged back in the second period and broke the game wide open by posting a sizable 48-35 halftime lead.

B-Meg led by double-digits the rest of the way for the easy victory.

Denzel Bowles powered the Llamados with a game-high 35 points.

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Adam Parada led the Aces with 24 markers.

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