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  • IPC
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    Originally posted by paolylo View Post
    All that money on chicks and drinks care of the PBA Board to fool the EASL bosses into believing this country can draw crowds of people when having a Champions League-type format and here we are a few years later, the Bay Area Dragons have disbanded... the PBA ever uncooperative while the other leagues send their actual champions (remember, what the EASL wanted was the All-Filipino Cup Champion and Finalist).

    The EASL ought to look at replacing the PBA with the Indonesian League since it's clear that PBA teams just wanna get this over with and are resigned to the fact that they're not that good against clubs with 2 imports plus naturalized players on their roster with this entitled "we'll beat you anyway if you take out all those black/white dudes" attitude.
    Originally posted by CoJ View Post
    lol but we beat them with a lot of black and white dudes in the Gilas roster. PBA board is so full of itself
    Originally posted by ARMIR View Post
    But if you point that out,SBP,fans,PBA will say otherwise,they're just Filipinos with different shades of colors.
    To be fair, I'll be one of those saying that they're Filipino.

    The black and white argument in club basketball, though, is one of the stupidest arguments one can make. Literally every top league has foreign players to fill holes in their roster.

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  • ARMIR
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    Originally posted by CoJ View Post

    lol but we beat them with a lot of black and white dudes in the Gilas roster. PBA board is so full of itself

    But if you point that out,SBP,fans,PBA will say otherwise,they're just Filipinos with different shades of colors.

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  • CoJ
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    Originally posted by paolylo View Post

    All that money on chicks and drinks care of the PBA Board to fool the EASL bosses into believing this country can draw crowds of people when having a Champions League-type format and here we are a few years later, the Bay Area Dragons have disbanded... the PBA ever uncooperative while the other leagues send their actual champions (remember, what the EASL wanted was the All-Filipino Cup Champion and Finalist).

    The EASL ought to look at replacing the PBA with the Indonesian League since it's clear that PBA teams just wanna get this over with and are resigned to the fact that they're not that good against clubs with 2 imports plus naturalized players on their roster with this entitled "we'll beat you anyway if you take out all those black/white dudes" attitude.
    lol but we beat them with a lot of black and white dudes in the Gilas roster. PBA board is so full of itself

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  • Giannis34GOD
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    Originally posted by IPC View Post

    Actually, the EASL already had plans of expanding by 2025.

    It has yet to formally take off, but interest in the East Asia Super League (EASL) is fast gaining ground around the region. Inquiries about the fledgling league set for an early October launch have been non-stop since its formation was first unveiled in December of last year. EASL CEO and co-founder Matt Beyer admitted […]


    In this interview by Kume Eala with EASL CEO Henry Keirns, Indonesia was mentioned as one of the expansion targets along with Vietnam and Thailand (around the 1:27:00 mark): https://www.facebook.com/share/v/bUK...ibextid=jmPrMh
    They should… unlike FIBA… Indonesian, Vietnamese and Thai ball clubs can be competitive due to 2 - 3 import plus Asian/naturalized slot in club competitions… in Indonesia alone, Pelita Jaya club has 3 good imports in Thomas Robinson, KJ McDaniels (both are former PBA imports and a quality one) and Malachi Richardson plus NP slot In Anthony Beane… that’s tough team already… plus some national team member Prastawa, Yonga… I think they can even beat most of PBA teams (even SMB) with that full of foreign imports… and it will help the quality of our neighbours in terms of basketball level thru EASL…

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  • IPC
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    Originally posted by paolylo View Post
    All that money on chicks and drinks care of the PBA Board to fool the EASL bosses into believing this country can draw crowds of people when having a Champions League-type format and here we are a few years later, the Bay Area Dragons have disbanded... the PBA ever uncooperative while the other leagues send their actual champions (remember, what the EASL wanted was the All-Filipino Cup Champion and Finalist).

    The EASL ought to look at replacing the PBA with the Indonesian League since it's clear that PBA teams just wanna get this over with and are resigned to the fact that they're not that good against clubs with 2 imports plus naturalized players on their roster with this entitled "we'll beat you anyway if you take out all those black/white dudes" attitude.
    Actually, the EASL already had plans of expanding by 2025.

    It has yet to formally take off, but interest in the East Asia Super League (EASL) is fast gaining ground around the region. Inquiries about the fledgling league set for an early October launch have been non-stop since its formation was first unveiled in December of last year. EASL CEO and co-founder Matt Beyer admitted […]


    In this interview by Kume Eala with EASL CEO Henry Keirns, Indonesia was mentioned as one of the expansion targets along with Vietnam and Thailand (around the 1:27:00 mark): https://www.facebook.com/share/v/bUK...ibextid=jmPrMh

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  • paolylo
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    Originally posted by Rodbi View Post

    It seems that EASL organizers are either not confident enough for the tournament playoff games to sell at the Metro, or they are counting on the prospect that there'll be a better turnout on a PHL basketball hotbed in Cebu and its local basketball fanbase. Either way, it's great that they chose our country to host.
    All that money on chicks and drinks care of the PBA Board to fool the EASL bosses into believing this country can draw crowds of people when having a Champions League-type format and here we are a few years later, the Bay Area Dragons have disbanded... the PBA ever uncooperative while the other leagues send their actual champions (remember, what the EASL wanted was the All-Filipino Cup Champion and Finalist).

    The EASL ought to look at replacing the PBA with the Indonesian League since it's clear that PBA teams just wanna get this over with and are resigned to the fact that they're not that good against clubs with 2 imports plus naturalized players on their roster with this entitled "we'll beat you anyway if you take out all those black/white dudes" attitude.

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  • IPC
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    Originally posted by CoJ View Post
    should have replaced them with Magnolia. Gins might want to focus on the pba titles, and their main guns are either injured and tired due to their Gilas duties,

    hay sayang
    Originally posted by Giannis34GOD View Post
    I wish TNT do a Ginebra, They should backout EASL and replace it by Magnolia... Aside that they are injured prone squad, They are not ready to play EASL yet... If Ginebra back out due to injuries and fatigue then TNT should do the same too... They have the reason thou... Pogoy is injured, Erram is injured, Castro is injured, Mikey has problems with his team and RHJ also have fatigue issue, came from his national team duties in Jordan... Magnolia might have better performance than TNT if they play there instead....
    Originally posted by IPC View Post
    You need talent and depth to be able to compete in both the PBA and the EASL. Depth is something MERALCO has in spades that neither TNT nor Ginebra have as of the moment.
    Originally posted by Giannis34GOD View Post
    That's why Magnolia is best option there... They have depth too.. And they are doing well this conference...
    So, with these Finals, Mags gave up 70-224 from 3, amounting to 31.25%. However, in SMB's four wins, they gave up 55-151 from 3, amounting to 36.4%. Couldn't hold them to poor shooting for enough games.

    That, combined with their lack of offensive firepower without a local go-to guy and a 2nd import, might spell trouble for them in the EASL, where they'll face better shooting teams from Japan, SoKor, and Taiwan.

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  • hmbopbaduwap
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  • magic_chiongson
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    Originally posted by Sikatrix View Post
    Selling games in the metro is hard.
    dunno how much interest cebuanos have on easl teams without the pba, but pba games always get sold out in that arena

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  • Sikatrix
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    Selling games in the metro is hard.

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  • Rodbi
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    Originally posted by hmbopbaduwap View Post
    Final 4 and Championship in a 5-6k capacity venue




    The Hoops Dome in Lapu-Lapu City, located just outside Cebu City, will host the thrilling conclusion to the first full-length EASL season.


    Star players like Jeremy Lin from the New Taipei Kings and Yuki Togashi from the Chiba Jets are expected to showcase their skills in the Final Four.

    The tournament will feature two semifinals on March 8, followed by the third place game and the championship game on March 10.

    The four teams vying for the title of East Asian champions are the Seoul SK Knights (Korean Basketball League), New Taipei Kings (P. LEAGUE+), Chiba Jets (Japan B. LEAGUE), and reigning champions Anyang Jung Kwan Jang Red Boosters.
    It seems that EASL organizers are either not confident enough for the tournament playoff games to sell at the Metro, or they are counting on the prospect that there'll be a better turnout on a PHL basketball hotbed in Cebu and its local basketball fanbase. Either way, it's great that they chose our country to host.

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  • hmbopbaduwap
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    Final 4 and Championship in a 5-6k capacity venue




    The Hoops Dome in Lapu-Lapu City, located just outside Cebu City, will host the thrilling conclusion to the first full-length EASL season.


    Star players like Jeremy Lin from the New Taipei Kings and Yuki Togashi from the Chiba Jets are expected to showcase their skills in the Final Four.

    The tournament will feature two semifinals on March 8, followed by the third place game and the championship game on March 10.

    The four teams vying for the title of East Asian champions are the Seoul SK Knights (Korean Basketball League), New Taipei Kings (P. LEAGUE+), Chiba Jets (Japan B. LEAGUE), and reigning champions Anyang Jung Kwan Jang Red Boosters.

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  • Giannis34GOD
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    Originally posted by IPC View Post

    Thing about TNT is, their roster is poor. I get that Erram and Chua are out, and Pogoy was out for a large chunk of time, but many of their rotation players are not up to par. Guys like Tungcab don't get playing time over Montalbo and Heruela, come on. Reyes is washed, so is Kelly. Castro was getting blown by. I get the feeling that Oftana and the Hollis-Jefferson brothers could help them be competitive. And management not improving the roster, and then the Mikey fiasco. That's on them.

    As for MERALCO, well, ayun, they were not supposed to be there, but they did have a formula in this, discovered it too late, they would have been more competitive if they had Lofton from the start. Wouldn't be surprised if they retained that combo for the EASL (hope the PBA also allows that combo in the PBA)

    SMB's getting blown out with that poor defense, especially in the frontcourt. Ginebra and Mags, while good defensively, are offensively flawed teams (especially considering that Ginebra's without Brownlee).

    Well, the PBA and the teams have some work to do to consider themselves a gold standard in the region.
    EASL also allows to hire naturalized spot or Asian import spot… I don’t know why PBA teams didn’t take advantage of that… they can tap Blatche or Kouame for that position to upgrade their teams… I hope next season PBA teams will have a good performance.. it also seems they are now adjusted on fielding two imports… if they adjusted earlier, they can manage to win more games… You don’t need to have two ball dominant import at the same time… it should be complimentary to each other

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  • IPC
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    Originally posted by Giannis34GOD View Post
    I will give them a break for this season… TNT suffered heavy loss since most of their “championship crew” are injured and Mikey leaved the team… maybe not excuse for you but you can’t be a competitive team if almost half of your rotational crew are injured… while Meralco shouldn’t be here because it should be Ginebra was the original participant here but they declined… next time PBA should take this EASL seriously… if not then give that spot to SGA.. atleast SGA team can treat this tournament seriously and might win at all
    Thing about TNT is, their roster is poor. I get that Erram and Chua are out, and Pogoy was out for a large chunk of time, but many of their rotation players are not up to par. Guys like Tungcab don't get playing time over Montalbo and Heruela, come on. Reyes is washed, so is Kelly. Castro was getting blown by. I get the feeling that Oftana and the Hollis-Jefferson brothers could help them be competitive. And management not improving the roster, and then the Mikey fiasco. That's on them.

    As for MERALCO, well, ayun, they were not supposed to be there, but they did have a formula in this, discovered it too late, they would have been more competitive if they had Lofton from the start. Wouldn't be surprised if they retained that combo for the EASL (hope the PBA also allows that combo in the PBA)

    SMB's getting blown out with that poor defense, especially in the frontcourt. Ginebra and Mags, while good defensively, are offensively flawed teams (especially considering that Ginebra's without Brownlee).

    Well, the PBA and the teams have some work to do to consider themselves a gold standard in the region.

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  • Giannis34GOD
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    Originally posted by IPC View Post
    TNT end their EASL campaign at 1-5. Oftana was scratched, so was Castro. That was a poor performance.

    So, if the is the 'gold standard' of basketball in the Philippines, a record of 2-9 in the EASL reflects poorly of our 'gold standard.' This is on the PBA to help our teams compete better in this setting (like changing the import rules; allow 2 world imports, especially for teams strapped of bigs).
    I will give them a break for this season… TNT suffered heavy loss since most of their “championship crew” are injured and Mikey leaved the team… maybe not excuse for you but you can’t be a competitive team if almost half of your rotational crew are injured… while Meralco shouldn’t be here because it should be Ginebra was the original participant here but they declined… next time PBA should take this EASL seriously… if not then give that spot to SGA.. atleast SGA team can treat this tournament seriously and might win at all

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