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Originally posted by Tiggerman View PostWe always know where this is heading. Kai will play for Ateneo in the UAAP and then play for the PBA.
This is the one truth we are afraid of. Let us face it, no natural born FILIPINO will be drafted in the NBA at least the near future. Our nation is not capable of producing a bball player who has the collective skills, height, IQ and maturity required to play in the NBA. Don't worry Kai will give Ateneo another 2 to 3 championships and will make San Miguel a champion for years.Originally posted by Tiggerman View PostKai's new monicker will be 'Bongga ka Kai' replacing the outdated Jai Reyes' Bongga ka Jai monicker among Ateneo fans and alumni
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Originally posted by mathematicianrcg View PostOoops.
Wag naman. That is a Disaster.
And in all teams, San Miguel pa talaga which do not lend players.
Anyway, Kai have other OPTIONS RATHER THAN ANY LEAGUE IN PHILIPPINES.
kaya nga sya bumalik US, and did not stay in Philippines.
If Kai really wanted to play for Ateneo, he will not leave to go back to US immediately.
Pretty sure, they know the situation already aboit gleague bubble.
As for No filipino will be drafted in Nba, I beg to disagree. They will be in the near future
For us to change, we have to first accept our shortcomings and weaknesses. If we don't, we will never change for the better.
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Originally posted by Cocoy MartinYeah even if the GAB gives him a special license I’m sure the crabs in the UAAP board will find a way to ban him from playing.
Basta gusto, me paraan.
We all know, 'Pera-pera lang yan'
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Filipinos are known for their shortsightedness and 'bahala na si Batman' or fatalistic mentality. No long-term plans whatsoever.
If we only knew how to fix ourselves, we should have sent a Philippine-born player to the NBA in the 90's when the PBA opened its doors to foreigners.
Fix our culture first and then we will be truly world class in all areas including sports. Ngayon world class tayo for low IQ and misplaced fanaticism
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Originally posted by live_evil View PostWith what happened, I am expecting memes and other bad jokes from bashers when the Smart Commercial airs with Kai saying the lines "I am Smart" or "Smart Ako." haha
Im stil in awe how they (Kai and his team) threw away this opportunity to play in the GLeague.
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Originally posted by Cocoy MartinWell to pinoys its always God No. 1, Family No. 2, Self-advancement No. 3 and if he's in a good mood he'll put Country at 4
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Originally posted by thatweirdguy View PostHonestly I just want to watch him play in a competitive game. He's 18 and this is just a roadblock albeit a really big one. I still believe he can be an NBA player even if undrafted.
I say a 22 or 23 yr. old Kai would be NBA ready. I say tournaments like FIBA Asia Cup & its qualifiers & the FIBA World Cup & its qualifiers would be good tournaments/games essential to improve Kai's overall game. I agree, the level of game in the G-league is superior to that of FIBA Asia-Oceania (Specially if Asia & Oceania teams would be missing a No. of their key National players), but come to think of it, Kai playing in the G-league with very limited minutes & limited touches, which of course is what most likely would happen if Kai gets to play with Ignite with the ongoing G-league season, wouldn't really much of a good experience for Kai. On the other hand, if Kai gets to play in the 3rd window & the 2021 FIBA Asia Cup tournament proper, he is expected to get enough playing time (from 15 to 23 mins. per game) & touches. Even if we say na mas mababa yung level of competition sa FIBA Asia compared to the G-league, the difference/gap isn't that wide. I would rather have Kai play in a slightly less competitive tournament where he gets ample playing time & touches than play him in a highly competitive league where he gets token playing time & very limited touches."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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Originally posted by JAMSKIE View PostI have the same view as well.
I say a 22 or 23 yr. old Kai would be NBA ready. I say tournaments like FIBA Asia Cup & its qualifiers & the FIBA World Cup & its qualifiers would be good tournaments/games essential to improve Kai's overall game. I agree, the level of game in the G-league is superior to that of FIBA Asia-Oceania (Specially if Asia & Oceania teams would be missing a No. of their key National players), but come to think of it, Kai playing in the G-league with very limited minutes & limited touches, which of course is what most likely would happen if Kai gets to play with Ignite with the ongoing G-league season, wouldn't really much of a good experience for Kai. On the other hand, if Kai gets to play in the 3rd window & the 2021 FIBA Asia Cup tournament proper, he is expected to get enough playing time (from 15 to 23 mins. per game) & touches. Even if we say na mas mababa yung level of competition sa FIBA Asia compared to the G-league, the difference/gap isn't that wide. I would rather have Kai play in a slightly less competitive tournament where he gets ample playing time & touches than play him in a highly competitive league where he gets token playing time & very limited touches.Attack
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