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Perkins leads PBA Rookie of the Year race

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Jason Perkins of Phoenix Fuel Masters (left) is the leader in the Philippine Basketball Association’s race for the Rookie of the Year honor. Photo shows Perkins during Friday night’s (November 9, 2018) game against the Meralco Bolts.

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MANILA — Jason Perkins holds a comfortable lead over fellow La Salle alumnus, Jeron Teng, in the Philippine Basketball Association Rookie of the Year race.

Based on the stats after the elimination round of the season-ending Governors’ Cup, the Phoenix stretch-four has 23.

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4 statistical points (SP) after 34 games.

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He is actually included in the Top 30 among all players, ranking 26th overall.

Alaska’s spitfire winger, on the other hand, is second among rookies with 18.3 SPs after 35 games.

Blackwater’s Toto Jose is third with 14.

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0 SPs after 32 games, while Magnolia’s Robbie Herndon is fourth with 12.8. Rain Or Shine’s Rey Nambatac is not far behind with 12.2

NorthPort’s Joseph Gabayni (sixth with 9.8 SPs) and Columbian’s Dan Sara (seventh with 6.4) are the other eligible players for the top freshman plum.

These players have been in at least 70 percent of the total games their respective teams played up to the Governors’ Cup eliminations.

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