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yup thought so.. i have never heard anything even in China or Europe or South America.. this is cool! phenomenal!Originally posted by Jay P. Mercado View PostComment
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The BW KIA game was hella sloppy. Most of the players were kankarot/awkward. "Larong buko" so to speak. KIA's guards saved the day. LA Revilla was fun to watch. Tiongson too. And JBallesteros still looks awful. Erram should have been given more minutes instead. He was great in the first quarter, and then the coaching staff seemed to have forgotten about him the rest of the way. I don't think he got another pass after the second half.
Pacman looked like a kid on Christmas day. I rarely saw him sit down. He was clapping and hopping around like crazy.
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BTW, Pacquiao became the oldest PBA rookie to play a game. Who held the record previously?
If I remember it correctly, it was Jeffrey Sanders who previously held the distinction. The former Batangas Blade played for Ginebra during the qualification games for the 2003 PBA Invitationals. He was born in 1971. Am I correct with this? Are there no other rookies older than Sanders when they played their first game, other than Pacquiao?Comment
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Opening ceremonies were not as what I hoped it would be; it was a bit dull. When Gilas players were called and recognized during the opening, I was expecting a video tribute.
The basketball, however, is still good. Matching expansion teams in the first game was an excellent move.Comment
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i actually find the opening ceremonies unnecessary...it would be better if they just scrap that and give us a triple header for the opening day instead.Originally posted by ctongco View PostComment
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It's as unnecessary as all the barangay basketball opening ceremonies in your old town's plaza complete with the muses and such. It's a Filipino tradition already of course we'll stick with itOriginally posted by killmebusy View Post
If there is no basketball in heaven, i am NOT going.
SMALLBALL, bitches..Comment
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If done properly, it could be a really be an enjoyable event... having Victoria's Secret Angels as muses would definitely helpOriginally posted by durden_tyler View PostIt's as unnecessary as all the barangay basketball opening ceremonies in your old town's plaza complete with the muses and such. It's a Filipino tradition already of course we'll stick with it
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I wonder if the ultra conservative INC officials objected to the parade of sexy muses during the opening ceremony in their Glory House...Originally posted by ctongco View PostIf done properly, it could be a really be an enjoyable event... having Victoria's Secret Angels as muses would definitely helpComment
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Aren't you satisfied with all those pretty faces? My eyes were glued to Dianne Medina's hmm face all throughout the ceremonies. Can't ask for more though; some religion owns the arena.Originally posted by ctongco View PostIf done properly, it could be a really be an enjoyable event... having Victoria's Secret Angels as muses would definitely helpComment
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Most American arenas wants the fans to have a closer experience when it comes to basketball nothing than more than 35,000 mostly,its not enjoyable to watch the game in the bleeding nose section. Even the Dallas Cowboys Stadium they make it smaller during basketball games.Now if you're talking American football you can have anywhere 60-90thousand,its a different experience even at the top of the stadium. You will never find an American Basketball game with even 40 thousand spectators even the NCAA championship games.Originally posted by Jay P. Mercado View PostComment
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This should be the next step of the PBA
SMART Quezon City
NLEX Bulacan
GINEBRA Manila
BLACKWATER San Juan
SM Pasay
MERALCO Pasig
SAN MIGUEL Makati
PUREFOODS Taguig
RAIN OR SHINE Pampanga
AIR 21 Laguna
ALASKA Batangas
KIA Cavite
LHUILLIER Cebu
PHOENIX Davao
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Originally posted by Jay P. Mercado View Post
I think Harlem Globetrotters drew 75K in Berlin, Germany back in the day when Meadowlark Lemon was the ringleader
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Possible but very unlikely to happen. You have the FBL for that headed by Vince Hizon as the Comissioner.Originally posted by subsandwiched View Post
Having those cities and provinces lending additional budget to sustain those team will draw issues.
Just looked what happened on the defunct MBA.
We don't have the same set up as the NBA."THE BEST THINGS IN LIFE ARE LEARNED THE HARDEST WAY"Comment
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Will the cities commit in giving out salaries to the players as well?Originally posted by subsandwiched View PostIf there is no basketball in heaven, i am NOT going.
SMALLBALL, bitches..Comment
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