bluenote492
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So what the reason why Bulandi was not included again in the roster?
Philippines Senior National Team Thread Vol. V
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reamily2
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O di bavery early yun asia cup and almost gagamitin lang ng china as prep for asian games that theyre hosting..
Silent Killer2
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in search of more pocket tournaments
https://tiebreakertimes.com.ph/tbt/sbp-to-plot-gilas-next-tournaments-after-kings-cup/214412
https://tiebreakertimes.com.ph/tbt/sbp-to-plot-gilas-next-tournaments-after-kings-cup/214412
IPC2
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I think we should have a separate pool for the July WC qualifiers and the FIBA Asia Cup.
I don't think the FIBA Asia Cup, which will end on August 2022, will figure much into the coming UAAP season, which will start on September, so we can draw from collegiate players in the UAAP.
Man, I hope there will come a time where we don't have a hard time getting players to play for the national team.
Nice to see that the SBP is improving as far as its search for international tournaments & tune up games are concerned. Actually SBP did a great job on that aspect during the Gilas-1 era but since then medyo nahirapan na ang SBP to search for tune-up tournaments for Gilas.
IPC2
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Ayun, this won't interfere with the UAAP season. We can get as many amateurs as we like.
I think this a good timing which would make Kai Sotto more likely available for that tournament. Kasi kung sa August next year na schedule yung Asia Cup, Kai might already be busy in attending NBA summer leagues by that time.
Also, by that time, summer vacation na sa US which would also make guys like AJ Edu, Cholo Anonuevo & Dalph Panopio available.
If this team continues to have training bubbles, pocket tournaments, games with the PBA, qualifiers in november and etc. I really like our chances for a top 3 finish if Jordan's relocation appeal won't be approved. I expect a very cohesive unit next year with Kai, Edu, Dalph and etc.
I also wonder if Clarkson will join us for the Asian Games! Would be a nice preview for 2023, Clarkson with the Gilas boys would be a sight to see!
Well games with the PBA are better compared to their own scrimmages in their bubble training. You are right about the purpose of it being useless if they stick with PBA rules though but I believe that they are not that incompetent. About the incident in the toroman gilas, it is much better to set that aside. Let's give them the benefit of the doubt. Gilas should be regularly tested whether it is in pocket tournaments, PBA games or both.
only if they compete as a regular team with a chance to play for d title.
d title does not matter, but it would make d pba teams take d game seriously. kasi kung exhibition lang e pwede nayang close-door sa gym.
fiba rule or not, it will contribute to their development, especially for d 9 gilas pros (and even d college players in case college games are still prohibited early next year).
d pba stint can provide opportunity for mastery of d system, building cohesion and chemistry, and competing in games with high stakes for d opponents. it will also allow gilas players to practice their defense against teams dependent on star players.
You have a point, I do think that if there are no pocket tournaments available then the best course of action would be to join the PBA but I do believe that pocket tournaments will be available so I am leaning more on maximizing their preparations. Maybe a close door exhibition would be better like you said, or weekly games because A full commitment to the PBA will not allow them to fly out for pocket tournaments.
deku_midoriya2
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Aside from the 12-min quarters and number of timeouts, and timeout on the floor, what others rule differences ba?
deku_midoriya2
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Nakasulat ba sa rule book ng pba yan? The pba allows highly physical plays? You're so out of touch.
TheRodster212
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I mean prior to this Tab Baldwin team that actually doesn’t foul so often to the point Koreans suspected foul play. Look at history of Gilas in international games and how often the team goes into the penalty first
We can't expect many pocket tournaments & tune-up games vs. other National teams by mid-September or October becoz by that time, FIBA or international basketball season would be over and the pro leagues of countries all over the world would start their respective season or would be starting its preparation. Hence, almost all (if not all) the national teams all over the world would be breaking camps already by mid-September. Sino pa makaka tune up ng Gilas?
Gilas option would be to tune up with foreign pro teams like that of NBL-Australia or Japan's B-league or Korea's KBL pro teams. Problem would be the travel restrictions.
Kung ganoon lang sana kadali pumuntang Australia ang Gilas team to tune up with NBL teams, then why not? That would be the best option. Eh kaso yung travel restrictions nga.
IPC2
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Yeah, the leeway given is seen by the fouls committed in games.
Even in the first FIBA Asia qualifying window, we committed a lot of reach-in fouls. And furthermore, kahit sa PBA, a number of teams get into the penalty quite early.
Yeah bro. I think that's the consesus here in IBN that whenever a local coach handles our National team, nahihirapan ang mga players natin mag adjust sa tawagan ng fouls in the FIBA game. Our team just raked up too many fouls that is why we usually gave up too many freethrows. In a close game, the disparity in freethrows between our team & the opposing team would make a big difference.
As most people would tell us, the physicality in the PBA is different from that of the FIBA game. At iba talaga tawagan ng fouls sa FIBA kisa sa PBA.