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Originally posted by Sikatrix View PostI wonder how B League rules are written. Is someone like Lester Prosper eligible as an asian import since Indonesia doesnt allow dual citizenship? How about Jawato?
And I doubt that Prosper and Jawato will give up their US passports.
I think their dual citizenship status is similar to naturalized Filipino. Theoretically, dual citizenship is not extended to naturalized Filipinos. But the PH don't require naturalized Filipinos some form of proof that they've renounced their "original" citizenship.
In the case of Indonesia, it's more of like Indonesians who take up other citizenship lose their ID citizenship but it does not necessarily mean foreigners who naturalize as Indonesians lose their other citizenship
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Originally posted by Dotch View PostTo those in the know, how does one become eligible to play for Puerto Rico, Guam or the US Virgin Islands?
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.abb...asketball/amp/
Abbotsford resident and former University of the Fraser Valley Cascades men’s basketball star Mark Johnson is making his international basketball debut on Sunday as a member of the Guam national basketball team.
Johnson starred for the Cascades from 2015 to 2019 and listed Palm Springs, Calif. as his hometown, but he was actually born in Guam and lived there for 15 years.
“My dad is from Tacoma, Wash., and my mom was born in Hawaii,” he told the Cascades website. “Their families both moved to Guam, and they met there. I’m not going to lie, (living in Guam) was like paradise. If you were to compare it to something a lot bigger, it’s like Hawaii in a sense. It’s surrounded by warm water and has lots of palm trees, and a very laid-back lifestyle. It’s really amazing there.”
Johnson will suit up for the Guam national basketball team in a pair of FIBA Asia Cup qualifying games in Amman, Jordan. Team Guam faces Hong Kong twice, on June 13 and 15, seeking to improve its chances of qualifying for the 20-team FIBA Asia tournament which runs August 17 to 29 in Indonesia.
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Originally posted by tomcat View PostStill no one here can explain about the details or the interpretation of the no dual citizenship of the B-League for the asian import. Kobe Paras, de Liaño brothers, BRP are all homegrown just like Marc Pingris, Calvin Abueva, Jason Castro and Willie Miller.
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Rumor from Snow: https://twitter.com/snowbadua/status...81440680038412
"KIEFER RAVENA is said to be playing at B LEAGUE no matter how the PBA intervenes.
Japan B LEAGUE is said to be elevating the case to Fiba.
Lawyers say it Ravena will not be released, he might be barred by Fiba from playing in all leagues including the PBA."
Honestly, no matter what, I think the PBA board should not be involved unless to enforce the contract and to discipline the player. As to release, it's between the player and the team. Approving the release should frankly be just a ministerial duty on the part of the board, like a rubber-stamp duty.
But if I'm thinking objectively, is there a showing that NLEX released Kiefer? If there's none, the PBA might have an argument, as in, merely exercising its duty to enforce Kiefer's contract.
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Originally posted by IPC View PostRumor from Snow: https://twitter.com/snowbadua/status...81440680038412
"KIEFER RAVENA is said to be playing at B LEAGUE no matter how the PBA intervenes.
Japan B LEAGUE is said to be elevating the case to Fiba.
Lawyers say it Ravena will not be released, he might be barred by Fiba from playing in all leagues including the PBA."
Honestly, no matter what, I think the PBA board should not be involved unless to enforce the contract and to discipline the player. As to release, it's between the player and the team. Approving the release should frankly be just a ministerial duty on the part of the board, like a rubber-stamp duty.
But if I'm thinking objectively, is there a showing that NLEX released Kiefer? If there's none, the PBA might have an argument, as in, merely exercising its duty to enforce Kiefer's contract.
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Originally posted by IPC View PostYes, any team can sign you to a contract once you're released. Unrestricted free agent.
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Some more Snow Badua Kiefer Ravena Rumors:
"Source: MVP reportedly allowed KIEFER RAVENA to sign at JAPAN B. LEAGUE.
Hence, he applied for OWWA documents and worked on his papers.
Exacrly my point in one of Spin POV episodes, HINDI NAMAN GAGALAW SI KIEFER NANG WALANG BASBAS, SOBRANG OBEDIENT NA BATA NYAN."
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Kuliglig overhearing MVP: Kiefer, go and make the Philippines proud.
Come back better and hopefully play for the national team as an improved version of you.
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Originally posted by robert0326It's only PBA who are "kontrabida" with this issue.. PBA should not intervene negotiations between NLEX and Shiga.. I've never heard in any parts of the world that a league has to say in terms of buy out agreement... Even NBA doesn't care if there is a buy out negotiation.. Kahit per player yan or team by team.. Mahina talaga utak ng PBA officials...
Snow said that MVP approved Kiefer's release. If true, nako. Looks like a standoff.
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Originally posted by IPC View PostLike I said, approving buyouts or any other release agreement should only be a rubber stamp duty on the part of the PBA. Doon lang dapat sila.
Snow said that MVP approved Kiefer's release. If true, nako. Looks like a standoff.
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