San Miguel on the opening day, Alaska and Petron Blaze before notching their first win against Air21. The next two games against Rain or Shine and Meralco again resulted in back-to-back losses before winning against Barako Bull and GlobalPort. With a 3–5 standing and the injured players starting to heal, the team tried but with no avail to bounce back against the Alaska and Rain or Shine. Although their final game against the E-Painters held on December 29, 2013 resulted in a 77–101 beating, this proved to be a wake-up call for them as they would end up sweeping their remaining four games against powerhouse teams. On January 5, 2014, the Super Coffee Mixers defeated Barangay Ginebra 83–79 which improved their standing to 4–7. Six days later, they would end up beating Air21 67–60. Four days later, they would rack up their third straight victory against Petron Blaze with the score 112–93. Their final game held on January 17, 2014 saw the Super Coffee Mixers winning over Talk 'N Text 100–87 and ended the eliminations with a 7–7 record. Their four consecutive wins enabled them to improve their standing from 8th place to 5th going into the quarterfinals and eventually setting up a blockbuster match against the defending champions, the Tropang Texters. After a 7–7 record on the eliminations of the 2013-14 PBA Philippine Cup with a four-game winning streak, they outlasted Talk 'N Text on their first game in the quarterfinals. They lost to the Texters on Game 2, to force a do-or-die game. But San Mig won Game 3 of the quarterfinals with a great performance from their rookie Justin Melton in a 90–82 win. After that win, they will face Barangay Ginebra in the semifinals in a best-of-seven series. They faced Ginebra on the semifinals of the 2013–14 PBA Philippine Cup. The series lasted until Game 7, where they won the series 4–3, 110–87, breaking the record of the highest attendance on a single game with a crowd of 24,883. Many people are watching outside and a millions in their houses. After a breathtaking semifinals of Manila Clasico, they faced Rain or Shine in the finals. With only a day to rest after a huge win in the semi-finals against Ginebra, they lost game one due to a counter-layup by Paul Lee in the last 1.6 seconds of the game. With 0.9 left on the clock, the