Originally posted by B L A C K S U N
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Originally posted by thatweirdguy View Post
Is Europe really a even possibility at this point? He can't even get minutes on his old team whose bigs aren't exactly top tier. I hope he doesn't wear out his welcome on the Bleague. Didn't he only signed a short term contract? I wonder if he'll regret that.#FIRECHOTREYES!!
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Originally posted by B L A C K S U N View Post
I mean Juan GDL was able to do it. He'll have no problem getting signed in one of the minor basketball league or lower tier team in Europe. Is Kai a Real Madrid, Barcelona, Bayern Munich, Olympiacos type of player? Obviously not. But if that's opportunity comes to him, he should def accept it.
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Originally posted by B L A C K S U N View Post
Yes, if Europe is possible, Kai should also try his luck there. He just needs to avoid PBA at all cost, he should play where the competition and the salary is much higher. He'd still be an important piece of Gilas after all.
All these talks about him reaching the NBA is nothing but a delusion. Nothing screams about him as capable enough to be part of any NBA team let a lone getting a playing time there. Kai is light years behind the likes of Chet and Wemby. It's a fact. FFS, his fanatics had to beg for the coach and agitate the Orlando organization to let him play in Summer league.
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Originally posted by greenarcher View Post
Possible if money is not their number 1 priority. Deep inside his family knows his true potential. They will not risk him spending years in Europe earning peanuts to hone his game for an eventual entry to the NBA if they know he doesn't have what it takes. This is why they have been settling for shortcuts that earn him big bucks even if there is little to no development involved.
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do you consider this development as kai's 'last card" so to speak? if he doesn't impress will there still be teams outside the pba that will show interest in him or will it be time to come home?
the nbl posted the old video of kai doing a reverse dunk off an alley hoop yesterday (or was it the other day?), does that mean nbl teams are again interested with kai?
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Originally posted by Rds View Post
I agree. This is the best time to expose our younger bigs. No matter how disappointing Chiu should be there. Japan took the effort to acquire one of our own just because he was tall. Exposing our young bigs to better competition is a must for their development.
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Originally posted by Giannis34GOD View Post
That’s why I don’t get some of those trolls here trolling Chiu, as they think we should put best players in every game even against weak opponents… they think we need Kouame and Edu (or Kai) against HK… WTF!!! Against Hong Kong!!! We can beat them even we parade the MPBL champs or even worst college team in UAAP/NCAA… their level are way below even Vietnam and Malaysia will beat that team…
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Originally posted by Giannis34GOD View Post
That’s why I don’t get some of those trolls here trolling Chiu, as they think we should put best players in every game even against weak opponents… they think we need Kouame and Edu (or Kai) against HK… WTF!!! Against Hong Kong!!! We can beat them even we parade the MPBL champs or even worst college team in UAAP/NCAA… their level are way below even Vietnam and Malaysia will beat that team…
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Maybe Kai could still go to the Salah Mejri/Haddadi route in going to play in the NBA? Mejri was already 26 when he first played in ACB and 29 when he first played in the NBA, while Haddadi was already 28. I'm still hoping Kai will make it, since it just sucks when they say in the Philippines "Basketball is a Religion" but has produced 0 NBA players while countries where basketball isn't all that famous, some even lack the facilities while having only 1/4 the population PH has produce multiple ones (every damn year too lmao) is kind off embarrassing for me lol
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Originally posted by KoolAid View PostMaybe Kai could still go to the Salah Mejri/Haddadi route in going to play in the NBA? Mejri was already 26 when he first played in ACB and 29 when he first played in the NBA, while Haddadi was already 28. I'm still hoping Kai will make it, since it just sucks when they say in the Philippines "Basketball is a Religion" but has produced 0 NBA players while countries where basketball isn't all that famous, some even lack the facilities while having only 1/4 the population PH has produce multiple ones (every damn year too lmao) is kind off embarrassing for me lol
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Originally posted by CoJ View Post
reminds me of how mikee reyes berated japanese guards as mpbl level,. true HK has a weak program but we should never disrespect them, i think sending the worst college team or a mpbl team is no different from sending the RP-Cebuana team that lost to the paranaque jets.
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Originally posted by Giannis34GOD View Post
My point here is we should take that opportunity to bring those prospects, RP will be on losing side long term if we still bring mostly veterans against weaker teams... Great national teams mostly using those games as their long term program as they parade players who have potential and need exposure...
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