1994 San Miguel Beermen season

[[1994 PBA draft|Draft picks]]

11th championship

San Miguel won their first three games of the season and had the best won-loss record in the eliminations of the All-Filipino Cup with eight wins and two losses. The Beermen made it to the finals first and went on to play the Coney Island Ice Cream Stars for the All-Filipino Cup crown as the two teams battle for the All-Filipino supremacy for the third straight year. San Miguel regain the championship over the defending champions Coney Island, winning in six games to become the first team in the 1990s era to win two consecutive titles since the same San Miguel team won the Grandslam in 1989. An added incentive to their finals victory was the right to represent the Philippines for the Asian Games basketball Gold as well as being seeded into the semifinal round of the season-ending Governor's Cup. Main article: 1994 PBA All-Filipino Cup finals

Occurrences

After winning over the Swift Mighty Meaties in Game One of their series for third place in the Commissioner's Cup, the San Miguel Beermen forfeited third-place trophy and requested the PBA to allow them to carry the national team colors for the remaining games as part of their tune-up in preparation for the upcoming Hiroshima Asian Games in October. The Beermen began playing with amateur cagers Marlou Aquino, Dennis Espino, Kenneth Duremdes, Jeffrey Cariaso, Edward Joseph Feihl and Bryant Punzalan joining the Philippine team.

Roster

• PHI Pilo Pumaren
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Transactions

Trades

Additions

Recruited imports

Asian Games

The 1994 Philippines men's national basketball team, competed in the 1994 Asian Games. The team placed fourth, behind host team Japan.

References

References

1. "San Miguel guns down Sta.Lucia". Manila Standard.
2. "Swift whips RP, Yanga calls shots". Manila Standard.
3. "This Day in PBA History: San Miguel wins All-Filipino title, books Asian Games berth". [[ABS-CBN News]].