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Yeah. I think this was a misstep on Gold's part. This was the post-Balti UAAP juniors. Carl bulked-up and along with Encho Serrano dominated the UAAP juniors. But he got his first major injury after. I haven't seen Carl builked up or even shredded since then. This is a point against adding major muscles at a young age. Raven also gained major muscles in HS and tore his ACL. Raven has not been as mobile since. I think La Salle was training Raven to be their mini Giannis at that point. But it might be the physicality in our games compared to the US. His ACL gave way. -
Ryukyu are in the B.League finals.
I guess they qualify again for the EASL.Comment
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i doubt tamayo gets minutes in the finals but i hope he gets them in the EASL and the next b.league seasonComment
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Matthew Wright - Kyoto Hannaryz
Robert Bolick - Fukushima Firebonds
Kiefer Ravena - Shiga Lakes
Roosevelt Adams - Yamagata Wyverns
Kai Sotto - Hiroshima Dragonflies (with cancellation clause)
Carl Tamayo - Ryukyu Golden Kings
These are the Filipino players that will surely return next season.
Those that have strong chance to be re-signed:
Jordan Heading - Nagasaki Velca
Thirdy Ravena - San-en Neophoenix
Bobby Ray Parks - Nagoya Diamond Dolphins
Dwight Ramos - Levanga HokkaidoLast edited by ja.he; 05-24-2023, 08:28 AM.Attack
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Will ray parks be allowed to play in ginebra on easl only? With the zeinab situation I am guessing he will eb back here playingOriginally posted by ja.he View PostTo becomes Asia's Best, we need to compete against the World's Best..
1 Big 4 small > 5 out offense.Comment
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Ryukyu have won the B.League championship, winning 2 games in Chiba.
Congrats to Carl on his first pro championship. Hope he gets the PT and good numbers next season, and has a chance to compete for a Gilas WC spot. After AJ, Malonzo, Dwight, and maybe Japeth, Carl's probably our most talented guy at 4 as of the moment, and has performed well in FIBA.Comment
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And Carl is still young & very much at the developent stage in his career. He just needs the playing time in his B-league team.Originally posted by IPC View Post"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 IVComment
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with that salary Rayray can do better...Originally posted by PaulLee3 View Post
Zeinab is a hottieManifesting: Philippines top 5 in the FIBA World Rankings
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i see Carl Tamayo, Will Navarro and Rhenz Abando having storied careers overseas. They have franchise player potential.Originally posted by JAMSKIE View PostManifesting: Philippines top 5 in the FIBA World RankingsComment
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Yeah, he's only 22 and coming off his first season. Hopefully he gets a break and gets to produce next season.Originally posted by JAMSKIE View PostComment
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Originally posted by IPC View PostOriginally posted by JAMSKIE View PostWell, Josh Duncan has left Ryukyu: https://goldenkings.jp/news/detail/id=18424Originally posted by IPC View Post
That opens up opportunities for Carl at 4 and Hugh Watanabe at 5, if Ryukyu opt to sign a wing import rather than a big, since they have Allen Durham, Jack Cooley, Hugh Watanabe, and Carl in the roster.Comment
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i agree, that girl is too toxic has so much excess baggage, could be BRP's yoko ono if he's not carefulOriginally posted by paliganibossalfrancis View PostComment
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KBL is i think a much better destination than Bleague , most of the filipino imports that played last season were able to have good exposure maybe except for Belangel, but i hope others will have the chance to play in leagues outside asia, turkey might be a good destinationComment
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