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  • #14956
    Originally posted by Silent Killer View Post
    they have one.. look for PBA official
    Thank you very much.

    Originally posted by CoJ View Post
    https://www.youtube.com/c/PBAOfficial

    got you fam, I understand your sentiment, PBA needs a better Social Media team and improve their online presence
    They have to. For a country wherein basketball is the most popular sport, with having 38.5k subscribers, I can say that PBA has a terrible social media team.

    -B.League has 177k subscribers,
    -NBL has 53.4k subscribers
    -KBL has 85.6 subscribers
    -IBL has 162k subscribers
    -P.LEAGUE+ has 122k subscribers
    -T1 League - 4.28k subs (the league has yet to start, though)

    Originally posted by digitalsuperman View Post
    lol. did you even search for PBA youtube channel before you posted?they have many. even the TV5 channel airs pba games.
    Ofcourse. Those channels of the leagues I mentioned are easily searchable in YouTube. In fact, I have been following IBL and TBL for two years now then B.League and KBL a year ago then T1 League and NBL this year. Most video I have found in the PBA came from Sports5/One Sports. Out of curiousity lang why I searched for our PBA since I am expectating that their own channel is easier to find since: (1) I am living in the Philippines; and (2) basketball is popular here. If I can easily access other Asian leagues, why not PBA?

    And no, you definitely missed my point. My point is their presence in YouTube using their official channel not on someone's channel.
    Last edited by ja.he; 11-23-2021, 05:29 AM.
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    • #14957
      Originally posted by ja.he View Post
      Thank you very much.



      They have to.



      Ofcourse. Those channels of the leagues I mentioned are easily searchable in YouTube. In fact, I have been following IBL and TBL for two years now then B.League and KBL a year ago then T1 League and NBL this year. Most video I have found in the PBA came from Sports5/One Sports. Out of curiousity lang why I searched for our PBA since I am expectating that their own channel is easier to find since: (1) I am living in the Philippines; and (2) basketball is popular here. If I can easily access other Asian leagues, why not PBA?

      And no, you definitely missed my point. My point is their presence in YouTube using their official channel not on someone's channel.
      probably its only you. if you follow their social media accounts then you will know. you cant expect the PBA stream to just pop up when you are surfing the web. but if you look for it its actually there. even in TV5 they mention their youtube channel and facebook. only reason thos IBL and TBL gets good media mileage is because of these pinoys playing in their league as of late.
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      • #14958
        Originally posted by digitalsuperman View Post
        probably its only you. if you follow their social media accounts then you will know. you cant expect the PBA stream to just pop up when you are surfing the web. but if you look for it its actually there. even in TV5 they mention their youtube channel and facebook. only reason thos IBL and TBL gets good media mileage is because of these pinoys playing in their league as of late.
        Mention lang. Can they kindly post it in their screens as well? Hehe

        Parang tamad na tamad pa i-advertise yung liga (trans: their marketing and social media are kinda lazy). I will never be aware in the PBA Official (YT channel) had it not for my following with other leagues.

        edit: I just realized that I have been following PBA official in YT for a long time. I just nearly forgot. Damn. Hahaha
        Last edited by ja.he; 11-23-2021, 06:25 AM.
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        • #14959
          Originally posted by ja.he View Post
          Mention lang. Can they kindly post it in their screens as well? Hehe

          Parang tamad na tamad pa i-advertise yung liga (trans: their marketing and social media are kinda lazy). I will never be aware in the PBA Official (YT channel) had it not for my following with other leagues.
          Do you mean the pba live stream? I dont think they have it locally for free. It used to be on their website. I use a VPN to watch the games on youtube.

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          • #14960
            Jeremiah Gray turns PBA 3x3 into a showcase of his full potential
            https://www.spin.ph/basketball/pba/fil-am-jeremiah-gray-impresses-for-tnt-in-pba-3x3-debut-a793-20211122?ref=home_feed_2
            Fil-Am climbs up the PBA teams' draft priorities


            I think some of us here have seen a glimpse of what Jeremiah Gray can do when he played for Mighty Sports in the 2019 Dubai International Championships. I think he's more skilled overall than Roosevelt Adams. Parang mas natural wing si Gray kisa kay Adams eh. Just my opinion.
            "A king may move a man, a father may claim a son, but that man can also move himself, and only then does that man truly begin his own game. Remember that howsoever you are played or by whom, your soul is in your keeping alone, even though those who presume to play you be kings or men of power, when you stand before God, you cannot say, 'But I was told by others to do thus,' or that virtue was not convenient at the time. This will not suffice." - King Baldwin IV

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            • #14961
              Originally posted by JAMSKIE View Post
              https://www.spin.ph/basketball/pba/f...ef=home_feed_2

              I think most of us here have seen a glimpse of what Jeremiah Gray can do when he played for Mighty Sports in the 2019 Dubai International Championships. I think he's more skilled overall than Roosevelt Adams. Parang mas natural wing si Gray kisa kay Adams eh. Just my opinion.
              He might be a game-changer for the PBA with regards to the tall wing position. He's talented, and he's 25.

              If he explodes in the PBA, he might raise the standards for height and talent at the 3-spot, and we might see a shift away from 3-guard lineups, especially given that the PBA is going to see taller wings in the future.

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              • #14962
                Originally posted by Rds View Post
                Do you mean the pba live stream? I dont think they have it locally for free. It used to be on their website. I use a VPN to watch the games on youtube.
                The PBA already has live stream in YouTube again? I am not aware. I watch their games thru PBA rush or One Sports. Throughout the season, they did not even bother to invite people so subscribe their YT channel.
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                • #14963
                  Originally posted by IPC View Post
                  He might be a game-changer for the PBA with regards to the tall wing position. He's talented, and he's 25.

                  If he explodes in the PBA, he might raise the standards for height and talent at the 3-spot, and we might see a shift away from 3-guard lineups, especially given that the PBA is going to see taller wings in the future.
                  He's another good size & athletic wing guy that we could only wish to be FIBA eligible. Unfortunately, he's not eligible
                  "A king may move a man, a father may claim a son, but that man can also move himself, and only then does that man truly begin his own game. Remember that howsoever you are played or by whom, your soul is in your keeping alone, even though those who presume to play you be kings or men of power, when you stand before God, you cannot say, 'But I was told by others to do thus,' or that virtue was not convenient at the time. This will not suffice." - King Baldwin IV

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                  • #14964
                    Originally posted by JAMSKIE View Post
                    He's another good size & athletic wing guy that we could only wish to be FIBA eligible. Unfortunately, he's not eligible
                    As long as he makes a mark in the PBA as a wing, he should be good for the PBA and for Philippine basketball. Setting a standard for the SF here (which I think is easy to do, since the 3's in the PBA are either SGs or not star-level, save for Gabe, Abueva, and Sean Anthony).

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                    • #14965
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                      "A king may move a man, a father may claim a son, but that man can also move himself, and only then does that man truly begin his own game. Remember that howsoever you are played or by whom, your soul is in your keeping alone, even though those who presume to play you be kings or men of power, when you stand before God, you cannot say, 'But I was told by others to do thus,' or that virtue was not convenient at the time. This will not suffice." - King Baldwin IV

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                      • #14966
                        Originally posted by JAMSKIE View Post
                        https://www.spin.ph/basketball/pba/f...ef=home_feed_2

                        I think some of us here have seen a glimpse of what Jeremiah Gray can do when he played for Mighty Sports in the 2019 Dubai International Championships. I think he's more skilled overall than Roosevelt Adams. Parang mas natural wing si Gray kisa kay Adams eh. Just my opinion.
                        Originally posted by IPC View Post
                        He might be a game-changer for the PBA with regards to the tall wing position. He's talented, and he's 25.

                        If he explodes in the PBA, he might raise the standards for height and talent at the 3-spot, and we might see a shift away from 3-guard lineups, especially given that the PBA is going to see taller wings in the future.
                        Originally posted by JAMSKIE View Post
                        He's another good size & athletic wing guy that we could only wish to be FIBA eligible. Unfortunately, he's not eligible
                        Originally posted by IPC View Post
                        However, if Gray succeeds in the PBA and becomes an exciting big-time star, and popular among kids, there's a big possibility that some tall homegrowns could emulate his game, and there's a possibility that we could produce more tall wings, even though they might not be as athletic as he is.
                        Originally posted by Rodbi View Post
                        So he's like a Munzon-Malonzo hybrid based on YT video of his highlights that I just saw. Interesting. It would be a huge waste for a PBA team to draft him and then not maximize him as a 2.
                        Originally posted by JAMSKIE View Post
                        Most likely he'll play as a 3 in the PBA
                        Yeah, most likely he'll play 3 in the PBA due to his height. If ever he plays 4, I hope he's still allowed to play like a wing (ala Javi, Kobe, Navarro, Oftana, Sean Anthony). God forbid he be relegated to the traditional big stretch 4 role, like Adams was earlier in his TerraFirma stint.

                        I do agree that he should ideally be played as a 2, but he'll more likely play 3, which is not a bad proposition. He'll still play the wing.

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                        • #14967
                          Originally posted by JAMSKIE View Post
                          Its about time we will slowly do away with 6-foot-1/6-foot-2 & to some extent, 6-foot-3 small forwards. No more Allan Caidics, Jojo Lastimosas, Jeff Cariasos, Kenneth Duremdeses, Dondon Hontiveroses, Jeff Chans, Calvin Abuevas, JV Mocons as small forwards. Hope 6-foot-4/6-foot-5 small forwards would become a norm in the PBA.
                          I hope the 6'4"-6'5" SFs become the norm in the PBA. These Fil-foreigners would help in this regard.

                          The problem is if the PBA keeps on insisting for a 6'5"-6'6" height limit for imports (which I think would negatively affect the development of our bigs as well, as I want to see most 6'6"-6'8" bigs playing 4). The height limit, combined with the fact that there are better 3s in the PBA (despite being SGs, undersized), might stunt the the growth of many raw 6'4"-6'5" SFs, limit their opportunities.

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                          • #14968
                            Originally posted by JAMSKIE View Post
                            Most likely he'll play as a 3 in the PBA
                            Originally posted by IPC View Post
                            Yeah, most likely he'll play 3 in the PBA due to his height. If ever he plays 4, I hope he's still allowed to play like a wing (ala Javi, Kobe, Navarro, Oftana, Sean Anthony). God forbid he be relegated to the traditional big stretch 4 role, like Adams was earlier in his TerraFirma stint.

                            I do agree that he should ideally be played as a 2, but he'll more likely play 3, which is not a bad proposition. He'll still play the wing.
                            Yeah, too bad were still far from the PBA iteration where 6'4"-6'5" wings are the norm, gotta make do with the likes of Mocon for now (he's star material anyway).

                            But again, having a guy like Gray would be a huge boost for a team that runs a 3-guard line-up on offense. Then there's his defense. I think he'll do well defensively when matched up with below 6'6" wing imports.

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                            • #14969
                              Originally posted by Rodbi View Post
                              Yeah, too bad were still far from the PBA iteration where 6'4"-6'5" wings are the norm, gotta make do with the likes of Mocon for now (he's star material anyway).

                              But again, having a guy like Gray would be a huge boost for a team that runs a 3-guard line-up on offense. Then there's his defense. I think he'll do well defensively when matched up with below 6'6" wing imports.
                              And Mocon can also play the 2, which is already good enough. He has the size and foot speed for that position. His length can also help him defend the 2, 3, and 4 in the PBA.

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                              • #14970
                                Originally posted by ja.he View Post
                                Mention lang. Can they kindly post it in their screens as well? Hehe

                                Parang tamad na tamad pa i-advertise yung liga (trans: their marketing and social media are kinda lazy). I will never be aware in the PBA Official (YT channel) had it not for my following with other leagues.

                                edit: I just realized that I have been following PBA official in YT for a long time. I just nearly forgot. Damn. Hahaha
                                i think they need to hire people to manage their social media and live streams so that they can reach more people.
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