Bolts 69, Aces 87

The Alaska Aces surprised the Meralco Bolts with a 27-12 first quarter and never looked back, cruising to an 87-69 victory last 7 December 2014.

Vic Manuel led the Aces with 17 points, while Cyrus Baguio had 15. Dondon Hontiveros added 13 while JV Casio had 11.

Bolts 77, Hotshots 65

The Meralco Bolts knocked out Purefoods of the Philippine Cup playoffs, 77-65, ending the Hotshots' string of four straight PBA titles on Thursday (11 December 2014) at Cuneta Astrodome.

"Huge win for Meralco's program," said coach Norman Black, who took over the Bolts before the season. "For 12 hours, I just want to enjoy this victory."

Bolts 82, GlobalPort 70

The Meralco Bolts took care of business against GlobalPort, 82-70, on Tuesday (9 December 2014) at Cuneta Astrodome to secure the sixth seed in the 2015 Philippine Cup playoffs.

Their reward is a first round matchup against the defending Grand Slam champion Purefoods, who are the seventh seed. The Hotshots, the Bolts, and Barangay Ginebra San Miguel all finished the elimination round with identical 6-5 records, with quotient determining the seedings of the three teams.

Bolts 99, Sorento 93

The Meralco Bolts had a rude welcome for Filipino ring icon Manny Pacquiao last 3 December 2014, fashioning out a 99-93 win over his Kia Sorento at SMART-Araneta Coliseum. In just his second appearance in the PBA Philippine Cup, the Kia playing coach started for the Sorento and played the first six minutes.

Bolts 109,Ginebra 99

Veteran Reynel Hugnatan connected on a jumper with 57 seconds remaining to help the Meralco Bolts thwart a late Ginebra San Miguel comeback, 109-99, on Friday (21 November 2014) at the Ynares Center in Antipolo City.

Hugnatan's exploit came after Meralco used a huge 15-0 second-quarter run. Cliff Hodge and Mark Macapagal backstopped a furious start in the second period to turn a 24-26 deficit into a 39-26 lead. They also combined for 17 of the 29 second-quarter points for the Bolts, who never looked back as Ginebra’s several late runs sputtered.

Bolts 90, Road Warriors 75

The ghosts of a bitter loss almost came back to haunt Meralco last 5 November 2014.

Good thing the Bolts had enough of an early cushion and poise in the stretch to notch a 90-75 victory over sister team NLEX to get back on track in the PBA Philippine Cup at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.

Bolts 64, Aces 105

Alaska truly looked frightening on Halloween night as it dealt Meralco with a humiliating 41-point blowout, 105-64, at the PBA Philippine Cup on Friday.

Vic Manuel paced the Aces’ balanced attack with 17 points to go with his four rebounds and two assists.

Bolts 83, Elite 75

Another overtime game for the Meralco Bolts, but it also gave them their second win in as many starts.

After veteran Reynel Hugnatan bailed them out last time, it is now the turn of shooter John Wilson to shot the lights out in overtime where he scored all of his nine points, including two three-pointers as the Bolts turned back the Blackwater Elite, 83-75, Tuesday night (28 October) to grab a share of leadership in the PBA Philippine Cup at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.

Bolts 112, Barako 108

Meralco proved to be the steadier team in the clutch as they nipped Barako Bull in double overtime, 112-108, Wednesday night (22 October 2014) in the 2015 PBA Philippine Cup at the Smart-Araneta Coliseum.

Reynel Hugnatan went on a perfect 10-for-10 from the free throw line, including a pair which put the game away in the second extra period, to finish with a career-high 28 points to go with seven rebounds, while Sean Anthony just missed on a double-double with his 14 markers and nine boards.