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Streaking B-Meg Llamados try to formalize entry to semis, face struggling Alaska Aces

By: - Editorial Assistant / @CalvinCordova
/ 06:52 AM June 13, 2012

Games today
Smart Araneta Coliseum
5:15 p.m.- Air21 vs. Barako Bull
7:30 p.m.- B-Meg vs. Alaska

Everything is going smooth for coach Tim Cone and the B-Meg Llamados, who are on the verge of clinching a playoff spot. That cannot be said for Cone’s former team, the Alaska Aces, who are headed for an early vacation.

The Llamados look to formalize their entry to the seminal round when they collide with the struggling Aces in the main game of today’s double-header of the 37th PBA Governors’ Cup at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.

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The Llamados are currently tied with the Rain or Shine Elasto Painters at the number one spot with identical 4-1 (win-loss) records.

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The Llamados, recently crowned Commissioner’s Cup champions, are on a four-game wining streak, picking up successive victories after starting the tournament with a 94-100 overtime loss to the Painters.

The Aces, on the other hand, are facing a steep climb to stay in contention.

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Alaska is at the bottom of the team standings with a dismal 1-4 card. The Aces have lost three straight games since scoring a 104-84 win over the Barako Bull Energy last March 27.

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Alaska is an early candidate for elimination since four teams will be booted out after the elimination round.

The opening game will feature the Air21 Express going up against Barako Bull.

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