record, grabbing the second seed with the twice to beat, they passed the quarterfinals by winning against Petron Blaze on a twice to beat advantage, but failed to reach the finals by losing against Rain or Shine, 2 to 4. 2013 Commissioner's: Defending crown but not quite They finished the eliminations with 8 wins and 6 losses, good for fourth seed, They lost the first game to Meralco on a best-of-three quarterfinals series, they need to win two straight to win the series, they won game two and three, to take it. On the next round however, they lost to Alaska on the semifinals, 3–1. By losing the series, they failed to win the crown again. Four straight championships and Grand Slam 2013 Governor's: The 10th Championship On the start of the 2013 Governors' Cup, they finished the eliminations with six wins and three losses, they won the quarterfinals against Alaska and the semifinals against Meralco. On the Finals, the seven-game series went the distance. In the end, it was the Coffee Mixers who eventually won and defeated powerhouse team Petron Blaze 4–3. The final score was 87–77. Pingris won the Finals MVP Award while Marqus Blakely won the Best Import of the Conference award. It was the first Governors' Cup title for the Coffee Mixers since 2000 and also the 13th PBA title for Cone, tying him with his idol, the legendary Baby Dalupan for the most number of PBA titles in league history. After their 10th championship, a press conference was made by the team renaming it as San Mig Super Coffee Mixers. 2013–14 PBA season: Grand Slam season Prior to the start of the 2013-14 PBA Philippine Cup, the Super Coffee Mixers acquired four rookies in the 2013 PBA draft. Ian Sangalang was picked No. 2 overall by the Super Coffee Mixers together with Justin Chua, Justin Melton and JR Cawaling. A few days after the draft, Chua was eventually traded to GlobalPort in exchange for Isaac Holstein, the seventh pick overall of GlobalPort. 2013–14 Philippine: The 11th Championship Due to a series of injuries that plagued the team at the start of the season together with the recently concluded Governors' Cup Finals that gave them barely a week to prepare for the Philippine Cup, the Super Coffee Mixers struggled to get back to championship form. This resulted to an awful 0–3 start, losing against Barangay Ginebra