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Filipino Players in Foreign Leagues

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Might come a time when a foreign team will think twice before hiring a Pinoy player just because of the toxicity the peenoise fan base brings lol

i feel like BC wolves are asking for it with all the peenoise-baiting videos they're making lol
 
i feel like BC wolves are asking for it with all the peenoise-baiting videos they're making lol

just like what the Portland Trailblazers did before the draft, boy they were targeted by peenoise when they didnt draft kai after all those pinoy baiting videos hahaha
 
coach CJ would've inserted any current NBA player in his first 5 roster right now (including 30 yr old Udonis Haslem) just with the sheer level of skills they bring.

True Kai is "acquainted" with modern basketball in the sense that he is exposed to it a lot, but his skills are not at a level that he can be drafted in the NBA or at least get significant minutes in coach CJ's system, that's why I mentioned he needs to keep up.

You're overestimating current NBA players. Take Alan Williams for example. I think he's in Melbourne? The last time I saw him play he was turning the ball over multiple times during NBL Blitz. Alan Williams doesn't have any semblance of range, but I can say he's an NBA caliber player. Range is important in today's modern basketball.

I do think that Kai's skills are at that level already, the problem is his mentality. He doesn't have the grit, the dog in him. Remember our kid has scored 11 pts on an NBA court against a very good NBA team, even if they choked in the playoffs last year. No matter how much people say he's not NBA caliber, the fact that he did well will never go away. I still believe in the kid's potential.

Coach CJ becoming a sales agent or representative now on Adelaide page haha

Apparently they may need full house every home games to compensate what they've paid for their 3 imports haha.

Winning games but not winning ticket sales must be a hard decision now for Coach CJ if there is an instruction

from Adelaide's management or owner to hype or give Kai Sotto longer playing time so they can milk more cash cow and their

most popular player haha. I guess Pinoy's are making things happen for Kai and Adelaide. They should think twice on dumping Kai without getting

back their money in signing these 3 imports haha.

Despite my opinions about how CJ should rotate Kai into the roster, I've never hated him at all. In fact I'd say that me predicting CJ doing this based on the past season should be proof that I hold no hatred towards him. Only those f***ed in the head would watch things that they hate. That's why I stopped watching the PBA, I hate what they've become now.

Adelaide has done monumental things for the NBL. It's just too bad that basketball as a sport isn't as big as it could be over there, which is why I think CJ is doing infomercials now.
 

Kobe with 14 pts 4 reb 1 ast 1 blk

Watching the highlights, there's a sequence where Kobe loses the ball but regains it midair for a layup, and the JP commentator goes, "Coast to coast, who is this guy?" From his tone it's like he's half impressed and half exasperated.
 
kobe is much leaner now like middlebrooks body of his.. he looks light..

i think for now, coming off the bench suits him..
 

Kobe with 14 pts 4 reb 1 ast 1 blk

Watching the highlights, there's a sequence where Kobe loses the ball but regains it midair for a layup, and the JP commentator goes, "Coast to coast, who is this guy?" From his tone it's like he's half impressed and half exasperated.

Highlights? The clip showed he missed all his shots in the last seconds of the regulations (for the win) and in the OT.
 
Highlights? The clip showed he missed all his shots in the last seconds of the regulations (for the win) and in the OT.

Fine, clip. I'm just used to calling it highlights since it's mainly focused on Kobe.
 
Another impressive playmaking for 3rdy, 7 assists in his last game. Did older Kiefer shared secrets to his younger bro about passing ang playmaking?
 
For Chiu and Kemark Carino types, the PBA is OK. They're well-suited for that game as a big, being asked just to defend the paint and rebound. As for Carino, just need to add strength without sacrificing mobility so as to be able to play 4, kind of like Almazan and Erram. Better nga if both went to Yeng.

But for Justine Baltazar, Kevin Quiambao, and Carl Tamayo types, that's where it gets murky, since guys that size with their mobility and skillset aren't that common in the Philippines. They need to be in a situation where they are still free to play as tweeners, not converted to traditional bigs. KBL's still a better option for them, with less world imports and all that.

DNP again for Balti. I think Balti needs to do something this break. Maybe take English lessons. He needs to talk to his coach how he is going to get PT. Based on his recent press con I dont think he will be able to communicate well with his coach.
 
By this point in time, Pinoy fans should know that leagues in Lithuania and Australia are top level leagues in this world. Hence, fewer minutes to our countrymen.
 
DNP again for Balti. I think Balti needs to do something this break. Maybe take English lessons. He needs to talk to his coach how he is going to get PT. Based on his recent press con I dont think he will be able to communicate well with his coach.

Balti needs to work on his team defense, and post defense, for him to get minutes. I feel like the post defense is why he's being passed over. That's been a concern since his first two FIBA games. He's better as a switch guy and team defender than as a post defender.

Also, yeah, communication with his coach.
 
Kobe needs a refinement in his game. I like his athleticism, his aggressiveness and hid defense though.

I hope he hires Drew Hanlen to fix the holes in his game.
 
I will take a break from IBN again.

But will regularly check here everyday.

Baka, may magsteal ulit identity ko e. Haha

Have a nice day to you all.
 
You're overestimating current NBA players. Take Alan Williams for example. I think he's in Melbourne? The last time I saw him play he was turning the ball over multiple times during NBL Blitz. Alan Williams doesn't have any semblance of range, but I can say he's an NBA caliber player. Range is important in today's modern basketball.

I do think that Kai's skills are at that level already, the problem is his mentality. He doesn't have the grit, the dog in him. Remember our kid has scored 11 pts on an NBA court against a very good NBA team, even if they choked in the playoffs last year. No matter how much people say he's not NBA caliber, the fact that he did well will never go away. I still believe in the kid's potential.



Despite my opinions about how CJ should rotate Kai into the roster, I've never hated him at all. In fact I'd say that me predicting CJ doing this based on the past season should be proof that I hold no hatred towards him. Only those f***ed in the head would watch things that they hate. That's why I stopped watching the PBA, I hate what they've become now.

Adelaide has done monumental things for the NBL. It's just too bad that basketball as a sport isn't as big as it could be over there, which is why I think CJ is doing infomercials now.

No one is overestimating current NBA players, they are in the NBA for a reason that much must be respected.

Scoring 11 points in an exhibition game doesn't mean Kai is already in NBA level. Mingxin Ju of Shanghai Sharks scored 9 points against Houston and no one is saying is already an NBA level talent - from what I watched Kai showed potential in developing to a better 3 point shooter (judging from his shooting form from his lone 3 point conversion) and he was able to use his length and jumping ability in the paint but aside from those he was sub par in terms of NBA level. it's just not me saying that, most of the basketball experts here and abroad have the same sentiments.
 
Most likely these Peenoise are the unemployed who spend all day scrolling through social media.

They think they are supporting their Kababayan, but their toxic nationalistic ways are spreading more harm than good.

They rather have Kai make it to the NBA based on hype instead of him actually earning his spot and belonging there.
 
Team kai should be thankful to cj coz:
1. He believed in kai during his first season in nbl. The coach was expecting a lot from him that he would worked on his craft to prepare for this season.
2. Kai was given chance to play against NBA teams but the coach has probably completed his assessment with the players. CJ wants to have winning team with the reliable players added during the offseason.
3. He doesn?t give ?pack? to hate comments coming from the peenoise community.

True, to be fair with coach CJ, he remains a professional despite all the ruckus the peenoise fans are generating. At the end of the day his goal is to win, and if Kai can help him win games then there is no reason for him not to let Kai do so
 
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