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A 2 conference season for 23-24 season of PBA..
AFC Defending champs San Miguel Beermen
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AFC Defending champs San Miguel Beermen
Commisioners Cup Defending champs BGSM
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Philippine Malditas to FIFA Womens World Cup 2023
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Hopefully this trend keeps up in the following season. Challenge the defenses to defend better.Originally posted by IPC View Post -
Just want to ask, why 110 is the baseline. Where it is base on? Is this the baseline before the pandemic?Originally posted by IPC View PostComment
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110's my baseline because that's the average NBA offensive rating these days. I dunno yet with the other Asian leagues, but I assume that they could be close to that range in the past few seasons. Didn't find the time to compute for other yearsOriginally posted by zairex View Post
I did make a few comparisons in the 2021-22 season to the NBA, Euroleague, CBA, KBL, and B.League. Notice that the average ORTG in the KBL, CBA, and B.League had an average ORTG of 110+.
Also, before the pandemic, I hardly found a PBA offense touching 110. Highest was usually in the 105 range. That's kinda low in the NBA, and probably middling in FIBA. Stats are here: https://basketball.realgm.com/intern...tals/ortg/descOriginally posted by IPC View PostComment
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When is FIBA Worlds? Sea Games? PBA next season?Comment
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SEA Games basketball is May 9-16. World Cup's August 25-September 10. PBA season is on October, after the Asian Games.Originally posted by greenarcher View PostComment
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Wow so long without basketball.Comment
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there’s the mpbl and psl, and the ligang labas streamed at fb/youtube for your local basketball fixOriginally posted by greenarcher View PostComment
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Hopefully the two conferences are both import-reinforced (option to hire up to 2), and without a height limit. It will help the teams competing in the EASL (which starts at the same time as the PBA), so they will already have chemistry.Originally posted by Silent Killer View PostComment
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Check 2018 - 2019, there are 4 teams of Govs Cup with 110 ORtg and above with pace adjustedOriginally posted by IPC View Post
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That was a pretty great conference. Might that have continued momentum had the pandemic not set in?Originally posted by zairex View PostComment
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No PBA till October so top draft prospect Cedric Barefield signs in the BAL
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PBA pre-season on tour kicks off May 21
All is set for this novel event showcasing the 12 PBA teams, with their regular players, free agents and rookie aspirants, in various venues in Metro Manila and nearby provinces while the regular season is on hold to give way to Gilas Pilipinas' participation in the Southeast Asian Games, the FIBA World Cup and the Asian Games.
The ball clubs will play 11 games each in a series of exhibition matches where the league experiments proposed new game rules.
The games will be played Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays, with out-of-town sorties slated on Saturdays. The games will be shown over One Sports on Cignal TV.
"Hinto ang regular games pero ilalaro natin itong mga larong ito para ipakita pa rin natin ang mga players and teams natin sa fans. Kasamang mapapanood nila ang mga possible rookies sa parating na PBA season," said PBA commissioner Willie Marcial.
The teams will be allowed to list 17 players with 16 to play per game.
"Pwede ang rookie aspirants, but they can only play for one team in this PBA on Tour series. Hindi pwedeng patalon-talon o palipat-lipat," said Marcial.
Regular venue is the Ynares Sports Arena in Pasig, but the PBA on Tour will be seen as far as Dumaguete City in the Visayas. The series will also have stops in Bulacan, Batangas and Quezon as it also hops over to university gyms like UST and Olivarez College.Comment
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Hope this event succeeds. If it does, the PBA can regularly do it, and then afford to have only 2 conferences. Hopefully, it's feasible enough financially.Originally posted by hmbopbaduwap View PostPBA pre-season on tour kicks off May 21
All is set for this novel event showcasing the 12 PBA teams, with their regular players, free agents and rookie aspirants, in various venues in Metro Manila and nearby provinces while the regular season is on hold to give way to Gilas Pilipinas' participation in the Southeast Asian Games, the FIBA World Cup and the Asian Games.
The ball clubs will play 11 games each in a series of exhibition matches where the league experiments proposed new game rules.
The games will be played Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays, with out-of-town sorties slated on Saturdays. The games will be shown over One Sports on Cignal TV.
"Hinto ang regular games pero ilalaro natin itong mga larong ito para ipakita pa rin natin ang mga players and teams natin sa fans. Kasamang mapapanood nila ang mga possible rookies sa parating na PBA season," said PBA commissioner Willie Marcial.
The teams will be allowed to list 17 players with 16 to play per game.
"Pwede ang rookie aspirants, but they can only play for one team in this PBA on Tour series. Hindi pwedeng patalon-talon o palipat-lipat," said Marcial.
Regular venue is the Ynares Sports Arena in Pasig, but the PBA on Tour will be seen as far as Dumaguete City in the Visayas. The series will also have stops in Bulacan, Batangas and Quezon as it also hops over to university gyms like UST and Olivarez College.Comment
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Magnolia's Jio Jalalon drew the stiffest penalty of P100,000 for his second offense. Jalalon has already earlier been fined and suspended by his ballclub.
Rain or Shine's (ROS) Beau Belga and NLEX's JR Quinahan, who were both with Jalalon in the fight-marred game in Catmon, Cebu were fined P50,000 each plus an additional P20,000 each for their involvement in the melee.
Belga and teammate Rey Nambatac were also already earlier been sanctioned by the ROS management.
Nambatac, Jhonard Clarito (ROS), Vic Manuel (SMB), Allyn Bulanadi (SMB), Alec Stockton (Converge), Barkley Ebona (Converge) and Arwin Santos (NorthPort) were fined P50,000 apiece.Comment
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