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  • Originally posted by mathematicianrcg View Post

    Sometimes depends if you fit in International Game rin.

    For ex:

    Gary David was a Superstar in Pba. But in Gilas, he struggled. Jeff chan and Larry Fonacier were better shooters and players than him in Gilas. Even if in Pba, Gary was a much better player.

    Arwind Also. Arwind was a Superstar in Pba. He struggled in Fiba.

    On the other hand, there are players better in Fiba than Pba.

    For ex: Ranidel. I remembered Argentina Coach, and Iran Coach mentioned RDO was a matchup nightmare for them.



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    I would be perfectly happy if Tamayo turns into RDO

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    • Originally posted by Silent Killer View Post

      Who said here that we don't need 3 point shooting? That me and other people suggesting shooters like heading?
      If we look at our team, it's the positions 3 & 4 who are our main source of 3-pt shooting (Dwight Ramos, Quiambao, Brownlee & Tamayo). Our guards (Thompson, Newsome & Perez) on the other hand may hit 3's from time to time but they are not really natural shooters na talagang maasahan mo palagi to hit the 3's.
      "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 Post

        If we look at our team, it's the positions 3 & 4 who are our main source of 3-pt shooting (Dwight Ramos, Quiambao, Brownlee & Tamayo). Our guards (Thompson, Newsome & Perez) on the other hand may hit 3's from time to time but they are not really natural shooters na talagang maasahan mo palagi to hit the 3's.
        HK minus Duncan Reid is a pretty small team. Many of the things shown here are not transferable against other teams. Good 3 pt shooting of forwards will be harder against taller forwards. We need Heading as he has shown he can shoot against higher competition. He probably couldve gotten a slot in B league if he wanted but he seems focused on playing locally to have a better chance to play for the flag. Hope Chua doesnt get in the way.

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        • Originally posted by DAdmiral View Post

          Interesting is NZ added their top player Shea Ili for tomorrow's game
          Flavel has been giving exposure to new players to the program , for future purposes

          To give an indication of how new , NZ team to FIBA was , the 5 starters (Brit, Corey, Brown , Waardenberg, Harrison)combined minutes for the whole World cup last year over 5 games was a total of less than 5 minutes
          New Zealand clearly values Corey’s scoring more than anything Ili brings to the table. Without Corey, they’d struggle significantly against Gilas. Plus, you can't effectively trap Gilas' guards—trapping only works against lower-tier teams.

          Gilas' young guns even held their own against Serbia and almost secured a win. It was an indication of the strength of Kai's batch. The new additions in NZ NT are already mid 20s and they arent young. They are currently the best that NZ could offer as evident by them being NBL starters. Don’t worry, you’ll get another shot come February.hahaha

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          • Originally posted by JAMSKIE View Post

            If we look at our team, it's the positions 3 & 4 who are our main source of 3-pt shooting (Dwight Ramos, Quiambao, Brownlee & Tamayo). Our guards (Thompson, Newsome & Perez) on the other hand may hit 3's from time to time but they are not really natural shooters na talagang maasahan mo palagi to hit the 3's.
            Coach Tim Cone system is kinda focused on Bigs. (which I like to maximize Kai and AJ)

            Looking at our lineup. I like the Size, Length, and Versatility of players.

            I think Coach Tim Went for Versatility instead of Specialization.

            Having said that, we can use at least one 3pt specialist in our team.

            But our Gilas is playing well in the Windows since Coach Tim took over.

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            • Originally posted by Joe Yabuki View Post
              I have a feeling Calvin might be on a hot spot, hes been always subbed off for making mistakes by Cone.. heres hoping Navarro gets a look
              Originally posted by JAMSKIE View Post
              I'm beginning to dislike Oftana. He reminds me of Matthew Wright as far as FIBA performance is concerned.
              Oftana hasn't hit shots he normally makes in the PBA. To think that he is known as a dead shot in the PBA. Chris Newsome isn't really that good in 3pt shooting yet playing for Gilas, Newsome has shot better from 3pt than Oftana.
              I think it's mainly due to his jump shot form and mechanics. He raises his arm too slow when shooting. Someone should show him Lakers Knect & 76ers Mccain (part filo btw) shooting form.


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              • Originally posted by OverratedTabBaldwin View Post

                Agreed. The NBA's defensive three-second violation heavily favors offensive players and inflated NBA game scores. The other thing that turned me off about the NBA was when the Lakers drafted Bronny, which screams nepotism from a mile away. So the NBA is telling us that 6'1 Lebron Jr. with a mediocre college career is worthy of being picked over a 7'3 Asian kid who has a basktball IQ and can shoot and defend? Are we gonna see more of these second-generation NBA players getting drafted because of their dads' reputation instead of their actual basketball skills?
                The NBA’s popularity will continue to decline unless drastic changes are made, particularly in improving defensive rules. Their struggles will be further magnified if they lose in the next Olympics, which is increasingly possible. Without Durant, LeBron, and Steph, the U.S. team becomes highly vulnerable, especially with their lack of dominant big men to control the paint.

                As for Kai, his streak of bad luck can be traced back to the Ignite debacle. Despite that, I still believe he’ll eventually play in the NBA. Right now, he’s a red flag for NBA front offices, which is likely why Wasserman was brought in to mend those issues. I’m no longer in a rush for Kai’s NBA debut. I’m content watching his steady progress as he develops toward his peak and solidifies his position as the premier big man in Asia-Oceania.
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                • Originally posted by JAMSKIE View Post
                  A game that would draw much of my interest would be the New Zealand-Chinese Taipei game tomorrow afternoon. Chinese Taipei's roster in this 2nd window is significantly stronger than the one it had in the 1st window. Current CT team is bannered by 6-foot-2 guard sensation Mohammed Bashir Gadiaga a. k. a. "Abassi", 6-foot-3 combo guard Benson Lin & a new naturalized player who is 6-foot-11 center. Then CT got a number veteran national team players back to the team.

                  CT routed Hongkong a couple of days ago but we all know Hongkong is a weak team. It would be interesting how the Taiwanese match up against a strong & quality team like New Zealand.

                  I predict NZ to win by 14 pts. I feel NZ's size & physicality would give them a good edge over CT.
                  I think the Iran vs Qatar game is more exciting to watch than that ... Let's see if the 2 Americans of Qatar can beat the established powerhouse in Asian basketball Iran...

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                  • Originally posted by ja.he View Post

                    I think that they should apply Diagne for exemption or clearance since he has an Indonesian passport at age 15. The kid looks promising.

                    ​​​​​Thailand is using 6'8 Bruenig and 6'8 Jakrawan at the same time. Vincent has no help since Guntara is only 6'5.
                    I'm sure they will come back stronger in next cycle of Fiba Asia cup qualifiers for 2029... First thing they should lock up the services of Bolden.. he should be their main naturalized player... They can just ask Mr. Thotir for his assurance.. I think also Bolden should explore his talent overseas and forget that NBA dream.. I would love to see him playing in the PBA soon.. they have also DMX would like be a B league guy in next qualifiers... DMX will be a mainstay for B league just like Edu, Ramos and Kai... And correct, they should work Diagne's exemption in near future...

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                    • Thailand looks promising and with Morgan and Lamb will play next windows, they can fear some teams.. but they have to explore more experience playing much tougher competitions.. they are look good vs weak teams but they stumble if they played contender teams.. Guam vs Thailand in the final slot of eastern region of Fiba Asia cup will be exciting..

                      Bruenig vs Galloway
                      Lamb vs Cruz
                      Lish vs Ross
                      Jakrawan vs Washington
                      Morgan vs Wesley


                      In terms of line up, they are actually even.. Guam's biggest advantage will be their experience... They are more seasoned team when the game is on the line vs Thailand...

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                      • Originally posted by ja.he View Post
                        So Tyler Harris is classified as local for Qatar. He said that he has been in Qatar for 5 years. I want to dig more.
                        good luck to your CSI digging.

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                        • Originally posted by JAMSKIE View Post

                          If we look at our team, it's the positions 3 & 4 who are our main source of 3-pt shooting (Dwight Ramos, Quiambao, Brownlee & Tamayo). Our guards (Thompson, Newsome & Perez) on the other hand may hit 3's from time to time but they are not really natural shooters na talagang maasahan mo palagi to hit the 3's.
                          They really need to upgrade 2 of those 3 to a combo or another pure shooting guard,CTC system doesn't really need a pure pg and majority of the players in this team can score on their own or make their own shots.

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                          • Originally posted by ARMIR View Post

                            They really need to upgrade 2 of those 3 to a combo or another pure shooting guard,CTC system doesn't really need a pure pg and majority of the players in this team can score on their own or make their own shots.
                            Oftana is supposedly among the natural shooters of the team but he has struggled throughout his stint with Gilas. Guys like Tamayo & Quiambao have shot better from 3 compared to Oftana.
                            "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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                            • I think in the next window CTC may just probably make one or two changes to his recent Gilas squad. He value more on chemistry and if I am him just like many posters here suggested I will phone Heading…

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                              • Tyler Harris is investing for the youth development of Qatar through Evo Sports. He also said that Qatar needs more to progress in basketball.

                                This article may have dropped the clues as to why Harris was classified as a local Qatar.

                                His IG and LinkedIn accounts may also give us some clarity here.

                                With the dream of making it to the NBA, Tyler Harris considers Qatar a chance to invest in his talents on and off the basketball court. 
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