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Defending Champions: San Miguel Beermen
PBA to adapt FIBA's "0-step" rule
https://www.spin.ph/basketball/pba/p...=home_hybrid_1
Originally Posted by hmbopbaduwap
Poor writing by the Spin.Ph staff. Who pays those sh!ts? The 0-Step rule was never explained.
the bigs should learn the zero step the way cs does it..hopefully he learns it on the left..
To becomes Asia's Best, we need to compete against the World's Best..
Only in the Philippines, you will force a certain player to play for your team because you drafted that player(just like the case of Japeth). IMO you only get that player's right if ever he enter in PBA and not to force him right awayto play just because you drafted him. Even in NBA, there are many Europeans who got drafted in NBA but NBA teams had to wait for years for that players to be available to play for their teams..
Its a bit like cheating. Like Giannis taking the 0 step with a bit of a push/carry dribble. But its good. The other 0 step rule also is significant. The previous rule on dribbling with the 1st step was hard to follow while in motion. The other 0 step rule I saw on the Klay highlight. Rebound/receive ball, fake, one step, dribble, two step, shot.
Correction:
They now allow a 0 step for contrilling the ball. From a pass you get the 0 step on getting/controlling the ball. Then a legal step 1. Then release the ball to dribble before landing step 2.
From a dribble, you have step 0 when you catch/control the ball and 2 more steps before the layup.
Basically 3 steps. You can dribble a balI, step as you catch the ball. Then do the 1-2. Im thinking of incorporating this in my pickup game after I get my acl surgery. Lets see if the Fiba rules ref calls a travel.
Last edited by IshmaelM; 01-10-2019 at 02:08 PM.
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