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Originally posted by JAMSKIE View PostI just wonder, what if the PBA would just adopt the FIBA rules on fouls/contact? Does these good PBA people think that calling fouls or contacts in the PBA game same as the way calls are made in the FIBA game will take away some excitement from the PBA game?
I wanna ask this question becoz everytime nalang that we have a No. of PBA players in our national team such players struggle to adjust with the way calls on foul & contact are done in the FIBA game. We can see that almost everytime a PBA national team player is assessed with a foul U can see from the facial expression of player na parang naso surprise sya or nagwa wonder about the call. Everytime we send a PBA-select national team in FIBA competitions or Asian Games, our team commits too many fouls.
On the other hand our all-amateur Gilas team handled by coach Tab Baldwin in 2021 seems to have no trouble adjusting to how calls on fouls are done in the FIBA game.
It may look like a minor difference (PBA rules on fouls/contacts compared to that of FIBA) but in reality, it has a significant impact on national team.
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I think applying the FIBA rules on fouls/contacts in the PBA would bring more pros than cons for Philippine basketball.
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Originally posted by The_Big_Cat View Post
Hope he stays on after the WC, and helps out in player development as well, both in the senior and youth levels of Gilas.
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Originally posted by IPC View PostIn that article, Chot also said that Gorunovic will also help out with Gilas, give them another point of view.
Hope he stays on after the WC, and helps out in player development as well, both in the senior and youth levels of Gilas.Philippine Malditas to FIFA Womens World Cup 2023
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It seems China will use FIBA eligibility for Asian Games, not the previous one that Indonesia used in 2018... Well, It's China and they can do whatever they want.. So it means it's likely that no FIBA ineligible players for this edition of Asiad.. China wants to defend the gold medal, that's why they will take advantage what they have as always...
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Originally posted by Giannis34GOD View PostIt seems China will use FIBA eligibility for Asian Games, not the previous one that Indonesia used in 2018... Well, It's China and they can do whatever they want.. So it means it's likely that no FIBA ineligible players for this edition of Asiad.. China wants to defend the gold medal, that's why they will take advantage what they have as always...
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Originally posted by live_evil View PostExpect China to cheat again when they defend their medal.
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Originally posted by Rds View PostTabs vision was we didnt need to be real tall. He wanted switchable versatile guys. Maybe similar to his NZ guys with only Kouame or similar player or even with Kai. I think this makes sense since even now 6'9 and up guys are rare for us.
Best thing to do talaga is train every kid as guards in skillset and mobility, so that in case they grow taller, they retain guard skills and mobility.
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Originally posted by JAMSKIE View PostI just wonder, what if the PBA would just adopt the FIBA rules on fouls/contact? Does these good PBA people think that calling fouls or contacts in the PBA game same as the way calls are made in the FIBA game will take away some excitement from the PBA game?
I wanna ask this question becoz everytime nalang that we have a No. of PBA players in our national team such players struggle to adjust with the way calls on foul & contact are done in the FIBA game. We can see that almost everytime a PBA national team player is assessed with a foul U can see from the facial expression of player na parang naso surprise sya or nagwa wonder about the call. Everytime we send a PBA-select national team in FIBA competitions or Asian Games, our team commits too many fouls.
On the other hand our all-amateur Gilas team handled by coach Tab Baldwin in 2021 seems to have no trouble adjusting to how calls on fouls are done in the FIBA game.
It may look like a minor difference (PBA rules on fouls/contacts compared to that of FIBA) but in reality, it has a significant impact on national team.
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I think applying the FIBA rules on fouls/contacts in the PBA would bring more pros than cons for Philippine basketball.
There has to be a balance. I do get the merit in tighter officiating, as our players will be forced more to defend with their feet than rely on their hands and reaching in, but we also have to be able to take and dish out physicality.
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Originally posted by JAMSKIE View PostI'm much more interested about how a Gilas pool would look like in the post-2023 FIBA World Cup than in the 2023 FIBA World Cup per se. Its becoz we already have a good idea of which players would most likely make it to the final-12 man roster for the World Cup. Of course names such as Kai, Dwight Ramos, Iskati, Parks, Japeth, Fajardo, Clarkson, CJ Perez are the most likely players that would make it to the 12-man roster. Alam na talaga natin that those players will most likely make it to the World Cup.
But for the post-World Cup Gilas composition, medyo its still a guessing game. Most likely guys like Japeth, Junmar & Pogoy won't be around for Gilas by that time.Originally posted by sroth3839 View PostWith how unpredictable things are nowadays, I don't really want to think about post-2023 WC until the actual post-2023 WC. Too many X-factors and idiotic people running our federation.
That's why I'm campaigning for our best players to go overseas, e. Availability and practice time for FIBA windows and tournaments seems more sure, even after 2023. Dwight, Kiefer, Juan GDL, Parks, and Thirdy were made available for Gilas from the B.League (although only Dwight, Parks, and Thirdy were really useful). SJ was allowed by KOGAS to play, after he had signed for them. And then, thanks to the PBA schedule then, we crammed for the 2017 Asia Cup, 2018 Asian Games (where we even pulled out at first, 9 days before the start of the tournament), 2019 WC (especially this one, compounded by a bad roster), and only Erram was made available for last year's Asia Cup.
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Originally posted by Giannis34GOD View PostIt seems China will use FIBA eligibility for Asian Games, not the previous one that Indonesia used in 2018... Well, It's China and they can do whatever they want.. So it means it's likely that no FIBA ineligible players for this edition of Asiad.. China wants to defend the gold medal, that's why they will take advantage what they have as always...
http://www.titan24.com/publish/app/d...9/os_news.html
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Originally posted by Giannis34GOD View PostIt seems China will use FIBA eligibility for Asian Games, not the previous one that Indonesia used in 2018... Well, It's China and they can do whatever they want.. So it means it's likely that no FIBA ineligible players for this edition of Asiad.. China wants to defend the gold medal, that's why they will take advantage what they have as always...
http://www.titan24.com/publish/app/d...9/os_news.html
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Originally posted by DAdmiral View PostQuestion if the Bay Area Chinese forward (around 6'8) was Filipino, would he be at the level to play for Gilas , given our lack of size mobility at the forward spot
I can't believe our development system hasn't totally figured this out.
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