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Puerto Ricans Abroad (2008-2009) - NBA, EL, other leagues

J-Mart2

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NBA (United States)
Jose Juan Barea (Dallas Mavericks)

D-League (United States)
Larry Ayuso (Draft

NCAA (United States)
A.D. Vassallo (Virginia Tech)
Jesus Vederjo (South Florida)
Alex Galindo (Florida International)
Walter Hodge (Florida)
Josue Soto (Florida International)
Dennis Clemente (Kansas State)
Luis Colon (Kansas State)
David Huertas (Ole Miss)
Mike Rosario (Rutger)
Angel "Piwi" Garcia (Memphis)
Victor Davila (Virginia Tech)
Javi Gonzales (North Carolina State)
Jonathan Rodriguez (Campbell)
Sammy Hernandez (Florida Atlantic)
Adrian Hernandez (Tulsa)
Ryann Abraham (Appalachian St. Southern)
Kleon Penn (McNeese State)
Gaby Belardo (South Florida)
Andrés Torres (Hartford)
Eduardo Bermudez (Appalachian St. Southern)
Miguel Bocachica (Long Island)
Danny Feliciano (Bethune Cookman)
Eddie Castellanos (Stony Brooks)
Mario Sisini (Coastal Carolina)
Ruben Cotto (Saint Louis)
Isaac Sosa (Central Florida)
Christian Soto (UC Riverside)
Markus Mitchell (Mount St. Mary's)
Josh Nirenberg (Appalachian St.)

ACB (Spain)
Daniel Santiago (Regal Barcelona)
Peter John Ramos (Alta Gestion Fuenlanbrada)

LEB Silver (Spain)
Ricky Sanchez (Cajasur Córdoba 2016)

Lega A (Italy)
Guillermo Diaz (Eldo Caserta)

SuperLeague (Russia)
Christian Dalmau (Ural Perm Great)

BBL (Germany)
Filiberto Rivera (Brose Baskets Bamberg)

SKL (Slovenia)
Miguel Ali Berdial (Zlatorog Lasko)

PLK (Poland)
Donald Copeland (PGE Turow Zgozelec )
Carlos Rivera (Atlas Ostrow)
Joel Jones Camacho (Politechnika)
Javier Mojica (AZS Koszalin)
Kevin Hamilton (SKK Kotwica Kolobrzeg)

BSL (Israel)
Carlos Arroyo (Maccabi Electra Tel Aviv)
Carmelo Antrone Lee (Ironi Ramat Gan)

UBSL (Ukraine)
Andres Rodriguez (BC Donetsk)

IBA (Iceland)
Jesse Pellot-Rosa (Keflavik)

FKL (Hungary)
Shariff Fajardo (Atomeromu Se Paks)
Alvin Cruz (Soproni Sordogok)

LNBP (Mexico)
Bobby Joe Hatton (Halcones Rojos de Veracruz)
Alejandro "Bimbo" Carmona (Fuerza Regia)
Ivan Lopez (Fuerza Regia)
Gabriel "Pirulo" Colon (Panteras de Aguas Calientes)
David Cortes (Dorados de Chihuahua)
Eddin Santiago (Venados de Nuevo Laredo)
Manuel De Jesus (Venados de Nuevo Laredo)
Orlando Santiago (Panteras de Aguas Calientes)
Ricardo Melendez (Tecos de Guadalajara)
Luis Villafane (Potros de Itson Obregon)
Keenan Jourdon (Dorados de Chihuahua)
Sammy Villegas (Dorados de Chihuahua)
Alphonso Dyer (Lobos Grises)
Alex Falcon (Halcones UV Cordoba)
Wilfredo Pagan (Pioneros de Cancun)
Geovanni Jiménez (Dorados de Chihuahua)
Fernando Ortiz (Santos Reales)
Jeffrey Aubry (Dorados de Chihuahua)
Jorge Rivera
Carlos Collazo

LUB (Uruguay)
Angelo Reyes (Hebraica Macabi)

Free Agents
Ansel Guzman
Carlos Escalera
Rick Apodaca
Angel "Buster" Figueroa

Sources: Endi.Com, BSNPR.Com, PrimeraHora.Com, Deathrow, -K2-, PHILIPeurobasket, Internet
 
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PLK (Poland)
Donald Copeland (Turow)
Ansel Guzman (Znics)
Joel Jones Camacho (Politechnika)
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Update: Javier Mojica will be play in AZS Koszalin ;)
 
Puerto Ricans in Europe

Puerto Ricans in Europe

So far Miguel Ali Berdiel at least offensively has done a good job in the Slovenian league scoring in the last three games 11, 18 and 6 points.

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Puertoricans playing in Europe 2008-09 season:

Carlos Arroyo 6-2 Maccabi Tel Aviv Israel
Carmelo Lee 6-7 Israel
Andres Rodriguez 5-10 Ucrania
Christian Dalmau 6-3 Russia
Javier Mojica 6-1 Poland
Joel Jones 6-6 Poland
Donald Copeland 6-0 Poland
Kevin Hamilton 6-4 Poland
Ansel Guzman 5-9 Poland
Filiberto Rivera 6-2 Germany Bamberg team
Guillermo Diaz 6-2 Italy Pepsi Caserta
Peter John Ramos 7-3 Spain Fuenlambrada
Sharif Fajarfdo 6-9 Hungary
Miguel Ali Berdiel 6-6 Slovenia
Jorge Brian Diaz 6-11 Spain
 
El Nuevo Dia one of the puertoricans newspapers says that they are two puertoricans playing in Slovenia (I know about one Miguel Ali Berdiel) and one playing in Rumania (I know that Javier Mojica played in Rumania last year but this year he is playing in Poland). Do any one knows about this? because I will like to know. Thank You.
 
Jorge Bryan Diaz In Spain? The Last Thing I Heard Was That He Had A Verbal Agreement With The Nebraska Cornhuskers. If Everything Goes Alright He Would Start Playing With Them In December.
 
Didnt Really Expect Santiago To Make The Roster, He Didnt Even Look Good At The Olympic Qualifying. Am Thinking That Mutombo Will Be Back With The Rockets. Carde Do You Have Any Idea When Bsnpr.com Will Be Back?
 
Hi zyx96, of Danny Santiago I was impress that he was invited to try out for the Rockets. Danny should stay playing in Europe til he can.

BSN season? Todays newspaper El Nuevo Dia, one of the team owners say that they are planning to start the season in April and ended in July. Now, thats problem because FIBA wants all the leagues been over by june. Finally, in my personal opinion we should start the league earlier, even in November and in October do friendly games with european and NBA teams.

The administration of the BSN does not have vision.
 
I Totally Agree With You Carde, Danny Should Basically Focus On Playing In Europe Since He Has Still A Few Good Years Left. Even If He Did Make An Nba Roster He Would Be Stuck On The Bench. As Long As The Bsn Season Starts So Late We Will Always Have Problems With The National Team. In My Opinion The National Team Should Always Be The First Priority. Its Sad That We Have Plenty Of Talent But Everything Is Rushed And The People In Charge Make Questionable Decisions At The Last Minute Because The Bsn Season Ends So Late.
 
Any news on Figueroa?
cardenales said:
Hi zyx96, of Danny Santiago I was impress that he was invited to try out for the Rockets. Danny should stay playing in Europe til he can.
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Santiago is still a good player. He was a valuable contributor to Milwuakee in the 03-04 (??) season. Unfortunately, he did look a little slow in qualifying games. I only saw him in internet clips, but he didn't look like he was in very "professional form."
The administration of the BSN does not have vision.
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What else is new? :rolleyes:
 
zxy96, I think is time for the fans to act in the BSN. I agree as you said that the National Team should be the first priority in Puerto Rico so fans start protesting in BSN games of the league starting to late and start making your voice count. Everybody wants to see the national team performing at their best performance please lets give them a chance. National Team goes first.
 
cardenales said:
zxy96, I think is time for the fans to act in the BSN. I agree as you said that the National Team should be the first priority in Puerto Rico so fans start protesting in BSN games of the league starting to late and start making your voice count. Everybody wants to see the national team performing at their best performance please lets give them a chance. National Team goes first.
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I agree starting early would be the best. The problem then is that many "big" names wont show up du to bigger contracts with other leagues since the dates would be overlapping. But then the team manager and the BSN would probably loose money. In these people's mind money first, second and third, then bsn then national team.

"ante el billete no hay culo que se sujete"
in front of money there's no ass that wont shake. ( i know is double negative but that's the best translation in my view.
 
Its true, but the fans are important because are the ones that paid to watch the games. Its time to let the BSN knows that the national team goes first and that is time to see Puerto Rico winning medal in important tournaments like the olympics and World Cup.

Another thing, for players that are playing now in Europe is worthless for them to play in the BSN because they can get injuries and jeopard their careers. The number of puertorican playing in Europe is going to rise more in years to come. I said, dont expect that the europeans come to the BSN to save their season. BSN should go as an open league and the puertoricans that play in that season are going to level up their game in a way that they will be ready to represent the island in international play.

Another thing, players playing in BSN and Europe plus national team, this is to much basketball for a year. Injuries will occur plus this will end up their carreer faster because body gets burned out.
 
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running the league from october-november would be ideal for the development of players. we cant expect oir players to perform for the national team when we have guys like Rosa Clemente, Bster Figueroa and others playing only 3 months a year, or guys like Pagan, Falcon, Villafane playing in the mexican league

I believe there is the money to play like the rest of the worl and keep most of the native talent except the Arroyo, Barea, Ayuso, Apodaca, Dalmau, Peter and Danny
 
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