• Flor Meléndez Montañez (born January 12, 1947) is a Puerto Rican retired basketball player and current coach. He is a former head coach of Puerto Rico’s...
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  • Lisette Melendez, American pop singer Mervyl Melendez, American college baseball coach MJ Melendez, American baseball player Meléndez Flor Meléndez, Puerto...
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  • Deporte) travelled to Puerto Rico with the intention of recruiting Flor Meléndez. However, after negotiations were hindered due to his BSN contract,...
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  • not displayed. José Abreu Mickey Coll Edwin Pellot Frankie Torruellas Flor Meléndez Phil Jackson "Baloncesto Superior Nacional". bsnpr.com. "Phil Jackson...
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  • championships played by the senior team from then on. León Najnudel: (1985) Flor Meléndez: (1986–1987) Alberto Finger: (1987–1989) Carlos Boismené: (1989–1992)...
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    Morales (1994–2002) Julio Toro (2002–2006) Manolo Cintrón (2010–2011) Flor Meléndez (2011–2013) Paco Olmos (2013–2014) Rick Pitino (2015) Eddie Casiano...
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    signs Shabazz Napier". Sportando. Retrieved January 28, 2023. "Contento Flor Meléndez con Harkless y Shabazz Napier". PrimeraHora.com (in Spanish). February...
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  • Bataller 1985 Juanito Jiménez 1985–1986 Joan María Gavaldá 1986–1988 Flor Meléndez 1988–1990 Ricard Casas 1990, 2001–2005 Pedro Martínez 1990–1994, 2014–2015...
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    Republic. His grandfather, Flor Meléndez, played for Puerto Rico at the 1968 Olympics and professionally in Puerto Rico. Meléndez coached the national teams...
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    Garastas 1 — 1986 — Manuel Flores 1 — 1985 — Valerio Bianchini 1 — 1984 — Flor Meléndez 1 — 1983 — Giancarlo Primo 1 — 1982 — Rudy D'Amico 1 — 1980 — Arnaldo...
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