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1998 Gordon's Gin Boars season
The 1998 Gordon's Gin Boars season was the 20th season of the franchise in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA). The team return to their former name Ginebra San Miguel starting the Commissioner's Cup.
==Summary==
Last year's All-Filipino Cup runner-up Gordon's Gin Boars, with only Paul Alvarez as their newly-acquired player, whom they got from sister team San Miguel Beer when they traded their first round pick Steven Smith, won three of their first four games in the season, 〔 (Alvarez shines as Gordon's rips Pop ) 〕 the Boars finish the eliminations with 5 wins and 6 losses, advanced into the semifinal round where they placed last among the six semifinalist, winning only two of their 10 semifinal matches. 〔 (When Jaworski and his Boars put their minds to it ) 〕
Import Chris King was back for the Commissioner's Cup, the defending champions revert to their former name Ginebra San Miguel and failed to defend their crown, placed seventh and had to win their last game against Sta.Lucia to tie the Realtors at the bottom of the standings with 4 wins and 7 loss, Chris King already left and was replaced by Mike Cumberland in their last game in the eliminations.
In the special conference called Centennial Cup, Ginebra emerged with the best record of 6 wins and 2 losses but they lost to Formula Shell in a one game semifinal playoff and place fourth, import problems bugged them virtually in the two-import conference from the Centennial Cup to the Governor's Cup, starting with their original choices Dennis Edwards and the comical John Strickland, after three games, Strickland was replaced by Frank Western, who played eight games while Edwards this time saw action in 12 games for Ginebra, both Western and Edwards lost their job too, and were replaced by Wayman Strickland and DeWayne Wesley, after one forgetable outing, Wesley was sent home for Joe Wylie, who played three games, Ginebra won only once in the Governor's Cup and in a desperate bid to gain a seat in the semifinal round, coach Jaworski signed up Kenny Payne, the Philadelphia 76ers' 1st round pick in the NBA in 1989, and former Portland Trail Blazer Rick Brunson, going into their last game against Formula Shell on November 6, despite the combined 58-point output by Payne and Brunson, the Ginebras still lost, 97-107.
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