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PBA: Yeng Guiao sees Rain or Shine finest start as very temporary
Rain or Shine maintains its undefeated streak in the PBA Governors' Cup, now with a 4-0 record in Group B.
Coach Yeng Guiao described the team's finest start as 'very temporary,' emphasizing its fragility and the need for careful maintenance.
The Elasto Painters achieved this milestone by defeating the import-less Phoenix Fuel Masters 116-99, marking their second consecutive comeback victory.
Import Aaron Fuller and sophomore Adrian Nocum were key performers in the win against Phoenix.
This 4-0 start matches the franchise's best since Guiao led them to their first championship in the 2012 Governors' Cup.
The team's remaining original mainstays from that championship squad are Gabe Norwood and Beau Belga.
Rain or Shine will face perennial contender San Miguel Beer to close the first round, which may serve as a test of their championship potential.
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Rain or Shine defeated NLEX 124-105, securing sole possession of the Group B lead in the PBA Season 49 Governors' Cup with an undefeated 3-0 record.
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Rain or Shine defeated Phoenix 116-99 to maintain its undefeated streak in the PBA Governors' Cup, securing their fourth consecutive win.
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Rain or Shine (ROS) stunned Barangay Ginebra (Ginebra) with a 73-64 victory to secure a 2-0 start in the PBA Season 49 Governors' Cup.
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