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PBA govs expect competitive PH Cup

Manila Bulletin

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October 2, 2025

The PBA Board of Governors agreed that the upcoming Philippine Cup will be one of the most competitive conferences judging solely by how much the teams have ramped up their respective lineups for the league's 50th season.

- By REYNALD MAGALLON

Speaking during the PBA preseason press conference at the Shangri-La the Fort in BGC on Wednesday, Oct. 1, the governors are seeing a tougher competition with the mid-tier teams closing the gap against perennial powerhouses like Sa

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