The Alaska Milkmen won all three conferences in the season to become the fourth team in league history to capture the Grandslam, joining the 1976 and 1983 Crispa Redmanizers and 1989 San Miguel Beermen.
Summary
During the off-season, the Milkmen lost only two players from their roster, Alejandro Araneta and Dondon Ampalayo, who both retired from active playing. The only new player in their lineup is Kevin Ramas, who was acquired from Pepsi when Alaska gave up their first round pick in the rookie draft.
In the All-Filipino Cup, the Milkmen had a 4–3 won-loss slate in the first round of eliminations, they won six of their seven games in the second round to finish on top of the standings with 10 wins and four losses.[1] Alaska lost their first four outings in the semifinals but bounces back to win three of their last four assignments and defeated Ginebra San Miguel in a playoff match, 96–83 on May 14, for the right to meet Cone's former assistant Chot Reyes and Alvin Patrimonio led-Purefoods Tender Juicy Hotdogs in the All-Filipino Finals. The Alaska Milkmen won the series, four games to one, for their second straight championship and fourth overall. The Milkmen becomes the 9th team to win the All-Filipino crown.
Last year's reinforcement Derrek Hamilton, who led the Milkmen to a runner-up finish, returns as Alaska's import for the Commissioner's Cup. The Milkmen were unbeaten in six starts before losing to Formula Shell on July 12. [2] Alaska were once again on top of the standings with eight wins and two losses and two games ahead of second placers Ginebra and Sta.Lucia, both with six wins and four losses after the elimination round. During the first round of semifinals, Import Derrek Hamilton was tested positive on traces of Marijuana on a drug test conducted by the PBA and was not allowed to play by league officials. [3] Luckily for Alaska, they won their next game against Sta.Lucia playing without an import. [4] The PBA suspended Hamilton and was permanently banned from playing in the league. Resident import Sean Chambers was around and replaces Hamilton and the Milkmen won their next three games and clinch the first finals seat with a come-from-behind 102–98 victory over Ginebra on August 20. [5] Alaska battled surprise finalist Formula Shell in the best-of-seven championship series and with Shell import Kenny Redfield enjoying a height advantage over his smaller counterpart Sean Chambers, the Zoom Masters took a 2–1 series lead but the Milkmen fought back and won in seven hard-fought games, taking the deciding match, 83–77, to win their fifth PBA title.
Alaska lost three of their first four games in the Governors Cup before they rolled to a seven-game winning streak and on top of the standings anew with eight wins and three losses. [6] The Milkmen advances in the best-of-five semifinal series outright along with Ginebra San Miguel. Their winning streak reaches to 10 games following a 3–0 sweep over Formula Shell in their semifinals duel and enters into the championship round. Alaska went on to play crowd-favorite Ginebra San Miguel in the Governors Cup finals. The Milkmen were up three games to none and on a threshold of a four-game sweep. Ginebra decided to change their import Fred Cofield in favor of Derek Rucker in a hope of winning one game in the series. In the fourth game, the Milkmen's 13-game winning run was halted when Ginebra prevailed by one point, 97-96. Alaska came back to win Game five, 91-83, and makes history by becoming the fourth team to win the coveted Grandslam.
Sean Chambers won the Governor's Cup Best Import honor.
Edward Juinio was the season's Most Improved Player.
Bong Hawkins (Commissioner's Cup Best Player of the Conference and Finals MVP) and Jojo Lastimosa (All-Filipino Cup Finals MVP), along with MVP winner Abarrientos (Governor's Cup Finals MVP), were chosen in the Mythical first team selection, while Jeffrey Cariaso was chosen in the Mythical second team selection.
Cariaso and Abarrientos were chosen in the Defensive team selection.
Gilbert "Jun" Reyes, Jr. was given the Mr. Quality Minutes award.
^"Alaska nails first semis slot". Manila Standard.
February 01, 2023
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The 1996 Alaska Milkmen season was the 11th season of the franchise in the Philippine Basketball Association PBA 1996 Alaska Milkmen seasonHead coachTim ConeOwner s Wilfred Steven UytengsuAll Filipino Cup resultsRecord18 10 64 3 Place1stPlayoff finishChampions def Purefoods TJ 4 1 Commissioner s Cup resultsRecord18 7 72 Place1stPlayoff finishChampions def Formula Shell 4 3 Governors Cup resultsRecord15 4 78 9 Place1stPlayoff finishChampions def Ginebra 4 1 Alaska Milkmen seasons 19951997 Contents 1 Notable achievements 2 Summary 3 Awards 4 Roster 5 Transactions 5 1 Additions 5 2 Recruited imports 6 ReferencesNotable achievements EditThe Alaska Milkmen won all three conferences in the season to become the fourth team in league history to capture the Grandslam joining the 1976 and 1983 Crispa Redmanizers and 1989 San Miguel Beermen Summary EditDuring the off season the Milkmen lost only two players from their roster Alejandro Araneta and Dondon Ampalayo who both retired from active playing The only new player in their lineup is Kevin Ramas who was acquired from Pepsi when Alaska gave up their first round pick in the rookie draft In the All Filipino Cup the Milkmen had a 4 3 won loss slate in the first round of eliminations they won six of their seven games in the second round to finish on top of the standings with 10 wins and four losses 1 Alaska lost their first four outings in the semifinals but bounces back to win three of their last four assignments and defeated Ginebra San Miguel in a playoff match 96 83 on May 14 for the right to meet Cone s former assistant Chot Reyes and Alvin Patrimonio led Purefoods Tender Juicy Hotdogs in the All Filipino Finals The Alaska Milkmen won the series four games to one for their second straight championship and fourth overall The Milkmen becomes the 9th team to win the All Filipino crown Main article 1996 PBA All Filipino Cup Finals Last year s reinforcement Derrek Hamilton who led the Milkmen to a runner up finish returns as Alaska s import for the Commissioner s Cup The Milkmen were unbeaten in six starts before losing to Formula Shell on July 12 2 Alaska were once again on top of the standings with eight wins and two losses and two games ahead of second placers Ginebra and Sta Lucia both with six wins and four losses after the elimination round During the first round of semifinals Import Derrek Hamilton was tested positive on traces of Marijuana on a drug test conducted by the PBA and was not allowed to play by league officials 3 Luckily for Alaska they won their next game against Sta Lucia playing without an import 4 The PBA suspended Hamilton and was permanently banned from playing in the league Resident import Sean Chambers was around and replaces Hamilton and the Milkmen won their next three games and clinch the first finals seat with a come from behind 102 98 victory over Ginebra on August 20 5 Alaska battled surprise finalist Formula Shell in the best of seven championship series and with Shell import Kenny Redfield enjoying a height advantage over his smaller counterpart Sean Chambers the Zoom Masters took a 2 1 series lead but the Milkmen fought back and won in seven hard fought games taking the deciding match 83 77 to win their fifth PBA title Main article 1996 PBA Commissioner s Cup Finals Alaska lost three of their first four games in the Governors Cup before they rolled to a seven game winning streak and on top of the standings anew with eight wins and three losses 6 The Milkmen advances in the best of five semifinal series outright along with Ginebra San Miguel Their winning streak reaches to 10 games following a 3 0 sweep over Formula Shell in their semifinals duel and enters into the championship round Alaska went on to play crowd favorite Ginebra San Miguel in the Governors Cup finals The Milkmen were up three games to none and on a threshold of a four game sweep Ginebra decided to change their import Fred Cofield in favor of Derek Rucker in a hope of winning one game in the series In the fourth game the Milkmen s 13 game winning run was halted when Ginebra prevailed by one point 97 96 Alaska came back to win Game five 91 83 and makes history by becoming the fourth team to win the coveted Grandslam Main article 1996 PBA Governors Cup FinalsAwards EditJohnny Abarrientos was named the season s Most Valuable Player MVP Sean Chambers won the Governor s Cup Best Import honor Edward Juinio was the season s Most Improved Player Bong Hawkins Commissioner s Cup Best Player of the Conference and Finals MVP and Jojo Lastimosa All Filipino Cup Finals MVP along with MVP winner Abarrientos Governor s Cup Finals MVP were chosen in the Mythical first team selection while Jeffrey Cariaso was chosen in the Mythical second team selection Cariaso and Abarrientos were chosen in the Defensive team selection Gilbert Jun Reyes Jr was given the Mr Quality Minutes award Tim Cone was named the Coach of the Year Roster EditAlaska Milkmen rosterPlayers CoachesPos No Nat Name Ht Wt G F 4 Castelo Merwin 6 ft 2 in 1 88 m 186 lb 84 kg San BedaG 5 Reyes Gilbert 5 ft 8 in 1 73 m 160 lb 73 kg AteneoG F 6 Lastimosa Jojo 6 ft 1 in 1 85 m 180 lb 82 kg USJ RG 7 Gomez Roehl 6 ft 0 in 1 83 m 180 lb 82 kg CebuC 12 Bachmann Dickie 6 ft 5 in 1 96 m 200 lb 91 kg De La SalleG 14 Abarrientos Johnny 5 ft 8 in 1 73 m 150 lb 68 kg Far EasternF 16 Hawkins Bong 6 ft 3 in 1 91 m 220 lb 100 kg UPHSDC 17 Ramas Kevin 6 ft 4 in 1 93 m 240 lb 109 kg MapuaG F 22 Cariaso Jeffrey 6 ft 2 in 1 88 m 190 lb 86 kg Sonoma StateC 24 Bolado Cris 6 ft 7 in 2 01 m 260 lb 118 kg National UF C 31 Pineda Giovanni 6 ft 6 in 1 98 m 190 lb 86 kg AdamsonC 32 Juinio Poch 6 ft 5 in 1 96 m 215 lb 98 kg Philippines Head coach Tim ConeAssistant coach es Joel Banal Aric del RosarioLegend C Team captain DP Unsigned draft pick FA Free agent S Suspended InjuredTeam Manager Joaquin TrilloTransactions EditAdditions Edit Name Deal Information Former teamKevin Ramas Alaska gave up their first round pick in exchange PepsiRecruited imports Edit Tournament Name Number Position University CollegeCommissioner s Cup Derrick Hamilton 3 Forward Center University of Southern MississippiCommissioner s Cup Governors Cup Sean Chambers 20 Forward Cal Poly San Luis ObispoReferences Edit Alaska wants to pull away vs Purefoods Manila Standard Alaska raps Purefoods enters semis Manila Standard Alaska import to get ax next Manila Standard Importless Alaska gets view from top anew Manila Standard Alaska makes finals Manila Standard Alaska nails first semis slot Manila Standard Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 1996 Alaska Milkmen season amp oldid 1135175155, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
