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Originally posted by joshmaldito
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i don't know the answer to the first question. We know the answer to the second question. Choosing money over loyalty is not an entirely bad thing. (Unless you are Alaska, of course).If there is no basketball in heaven, i am NOT going.
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Two words, one person: NOLI EALAOriginally posted by joshmaldito View PostPhilippine Malditas to FIFA Womens World Cup 2023
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Originally posted by joshmaldito View Post
Tim has been around for too long so his experience should really be an advantage plus he is just lucky he is in a company where he is well provided. money wise and talent wise and referee wise
he is such a whiner when he was with alaska. i acknowledge that he is one of the best when he got his first grand slam, but the second I believe is not worth celebrating as much as the first one. try giving the resources he that he has on other coaches, say franz pumaren or alex compton and you will see a big difference.
I am not a six footer, so I play heavy metal instead...Comment
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Kia relegating some key players to free agency
Philippine Malditas to FIFA Womens World Cup 2023
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Philippine Malditas to FIFA Womens World Cup 2023
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maybe they're paying bigger money? lol...can't believe that willie miller is now a taxi driver..what the hell he's a 2 time mvp!Originally posted by Silent Killer View PostComment
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just to add Dorian Pena is also a teammate of willie miller at the del league.Originally posted by Silent Killer View PostPOLITICS: Old men talk while young men are dying...Comment
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so there are people making money, in the barangay league level? Wow the Philippines really has commercialism even at the barangay levelOriginally posted by sharky View PostNBTC- Team New Zealand - Camp David: vision "To provide a basketball Pathway for Filipino Kids in NZ while building men of character and leadership. I can do all things ...
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Wait 'til you see what they earn in the Inter-Town level.Originally posted by analyzed View Post
(Seriously, why are you surprised by this?)If there is no basketball in heaven, i am NOT going.
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No what intrigues me is , it potentially can be more lucrative for a player to play barangay league than a minimum pro contract. I mean I've never heard guys in the NY street ball circuit opting to play there instead of the NBA.Originally posted by durden_tyler View PostNBTC- Team New Zealand - Camp David: vision "To provide a basketball Pathway for Filipino Kids in NZ while building men of character and leadership. I can do all things ...
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Barangay leagues = short-term contract, no salary cap. Easy money while waiting for an offer from a PBA team.Originally posted by analyzed View PostKeep running, big boy.Comment
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PBA now is so BORING specially commentators special mention MAGOO MARJON masyadong madakdak ang bibigsigpicNEVER SAY DIE PILIPINAS!Comment
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Yup. On a per game basis, some players actually stand to earn more compared to what they were earning in the PBA.Originally posted by kerouac82 View Post
Just to give an idea, if I recall correctly, the salary floor for every player is P50k a month. One month would probably mean 7 games in today's PBA. That's around P7k a game.
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Karim Abdul earns 10k per game... What more a willie miller....Originally posted by kerouac82 View Post
Barangay leagues also has less public scrutiny, less practices and less pressure...Comment
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