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happy day Carl Tamayo gets the better of ex-UP teammate Cagulangan in KBL clash
Carl Tamayo of Changwon LG Sakers shoots a jumper against the Suwon KT Sonicboom in the KBL.–Photo from Changwon LG Sakers
MANILA, Philippines—Former University of the Philippines teammates Carl Tamayo and JD Cagulangan went head-to-head in the Korean Basketball League (KBL) on Monday.
slots jackpotTamayo ended up on the winning side after helping the Changwon LG Sakers turn back the Suwon KT Sonicboom, 78-70, at Suwon KT Arena.
Article continues after this advertisementThe 23-year-old Tamayo, who has been on a torrid stretch for Changwon, cooled off but still contributed eight points, five rebounds and two assists and a steal as the LG Sakers upped their mark to 16-13.
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Cagulangan, on the other hand, had nine points and three assists three days after a solid KBL debut for Suwon where he collected seven points, four rebounds, nine assists and five steals in 22 minutes of action.
Article continues after this advertisementThe heady playmaker, however, has yet to taste victory since joining the Sonicboom just less than a month after leading the Fighting Maroons’ march back to the UAAP mountaintop.
Article continues after this advertisement READ: KBL: Carl Tamayo drops career-high in Changwon loss to SeoulTamayo and Cagulangan won a championship together with UP in UAAP Season 84.
Article continues after this advertisementOver at Busan Sajik Gymnasium, former College of St. Benilde standout Justin Gutang and the Seoul Samsung Thunders routed Busan KCC Egis, 81-69.
Gutang dropped 12 points on 4-of-4 shooting from the field, six rebounds and three assists helping his side improve to 11-17.
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