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  • Ryukyu 89
    Meralco 71

    Meralco played without Akil Mitchell due to back injury.. they opted him to rest..
    Philippine Malditas to FIFA Womens World Cup 2023

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    • Originally posted by Silent Killer View Post
      Ryukyu 89
      Meralco 71

      Meralco played without Akil Mitchell due to back injury.. they opted him to rest..
      I don't think this is the key game for MERALCO anyway. I think the key game is next week against New Taipei.

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      • Originally posted by IPC View Post

        I don't think this is the key game for MERALCO anyway. I think the key game is next week against New Taipei.
        If Meralco beat NTK.. them and Macau will both 3-3.. and assuming it will go to quotient.. Meralco have that advantage since we beat Macau at the opener, while NTK and Macau split their H2H matches...

        Meralco +12 (beat Macau 97-85)
        NTK +7 (split getting w/ Macau, first was Macau win 107-95 then NTK revenge with 114-95)
        Macau -19


        So that means Macau is already out of contention regarding what happens between Meralco and NTK.. Meralco just need a win, even a 1 pt only to advance to the next round... meralco will have superior quotient over the two... So that means the game between Meralco and NTK will be a do or die game for both teams...

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        • Mongolia joins the EASL. The champion of the Mongolian Basketball League will be given a slot starting next season.

          EASL expands by partnering with Mongolia’s ‘The League,’ adding its champion for the 2025-26 season and beyond.

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          • Originally posted by hmbopbaduwap View Post
            Mongolia joins the EASL. The champion of the Mongolian Basketball League will be given a slot starting next season.

            https://www.easl.basketball/news/eas...ter-and-beyond
            might as well include Thailand and Indonesian teams.

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            • Originally posted by sroth3839 View Post

              might as well include Thailand and Indonesian teams.
              Yeah, they probably talking to another one to make the total number of teams even. Hi-Tech Bangkok and an IBL team should be worthy of consideration.

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              • Originally posted by hmbopbaduwap View Post

                Yeah, they probably talking to another one to make the total number of teams even. Hi-Tech Bangkok and an IBL team should be worthy of consideration.
                or CBA
                Philippine Malditas to FIFA Womens World Cup 2023

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                • Originally posted by Silent Killer View Post

                  or CBA
                  CBA will not join there unless Taiwanese teams are out... We all know what's going on between these two countries...

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                  • Originally posted by hmbopbaduwap View Post

                    Yeah, they probably talking to another one to make the total number of teams even. Hi-Tech Bangkok and an IBL team should be worthy of consideration.
                    Of the two, it's IBL will get the invitation due to more established league, good fan base and with Pelita Jaya had good performance last BCL (who almost make it to the semis of BCL and beating Gorgan of Iran and KCC of KBL).. there are already agreements between EASL and IBL representatives.. maybe a little while both will announce it sooner than later...

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                    • It's better that EASL and BCL joined together as one, same now going with WASL... Having separate leagues will have hard time for team owners and the mother league to compress the schedule as BCL starting after most of the leagues finished their season...

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                      • Originally posted by Giannis34GOD View Post
                        It's better that EASL and BCL joined together as one, same now going with WASL... Having separate leagues will have hard time for team owners and the mother league to compress the schedule as BCL starting after most of the leagues finished their season...
                        In few years time eventually the leagues you mentioned will converge and merge into one.

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                        • Originally posted by FilWelsh View Post

                          In few years time eventually the leagues you mentioned will converge and merge into one.
                          I hope you're right... It doesn't make sense having two different international tournaments with same vision here in the continent... Make it ala Euroleague... With mainstay regular participants such as B league, KBL, PBA, CBA and Lebanese league will have 2 team participants while the rest are 1 each... It will help the development of Asian basketball long term...

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                          • OT: The participants of BCL - East Asia qualifiers... Taiwan teams are included.... PBA will have automatically representation in main tournament if PBA decided to join....


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                            • Originally posted by JAMSKIE View Post
                              SMB has been an eyesore in the EASL right from the get go. Its performance is a shame for Philippine basketball. Nakakahiya!

                              At least yung Meralco alam mo may determination to win & is really playing for pride, most of its loses were close games. SMB on the other hand, puro talo na nga, most of its loses were tambak.
                              Originally posted by zairex View Post
                              Did Meralco also lost close to 20 pts. against Ryukyu
                              Originally posted by JAMSKIE View Post
                              Meralco didn't have one of its import in that game. I think it was a 17 pt loss to Ryuku
                              Originally posted by zairex View Post
                              San Miguel also did not have two imports in their 2 games ago. Also, it was better benching their two first import
                              Meralco have Kwame and 2 imports yet they can dominate
                              ​In 5 games (all losses), SMB lost by an average of 14.4 points. In addition, three of their losses were by double digits. Their closest losses were by 6 points to KT in MOA and by 9 points to Eastern in Hong Kong.

                              MERALCO lost by an average margin of 8.3 points in their losses.​ Before the 18-point loss to Ryukyu in ULTRA, MERALCO lost by 3 against Ryukyu in Okinawa and by 4 against KCC in Busan. And they have a chance to qualify for the Final Four if they win in New Taipei on February 12 (apologies for saying that the game will be this week, by the way).

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                              • The east qualifiers should have one rep the easl champion since taiwan hk teams are partocopating should get one spot..
                                To becomes Asia's Best, we need to compete against the World's Best..
                                1 Big 4 small > 5 out offense.

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