FIBA World Championships 2006

[Lapu_lapu]

Mga tf, Basketball na naman ngayong agosto. Sana masaya dyan sa Japan sa darating na laro.

By the way sa ranking ng FIBA , Japan #25 at Philippines #65 out of top 75. Layo natin no?..

[mikoboy78]

Mga tf, Basketball na naman ngayong agosto. Sana masaya dyan sa Japan sa darating na laro.

By the way sa ranking ng FIBA , Japan #25 at Philippines #65 out of top 75. Layo natin no?..
thank u pare for bringing up this topic! :D:) nag aantay lng ako ng simula eh... wlang mga hilig tao rito mag basketball eh baka piko lng laro nila.. hehehe:D:D:D

ang FIBA World Championship ay gagawin sa

Japan (Sapporo, Sendai, Hamamatsu, Hiroshima, Saitama)
19 August - 3 September 2006

ang quarter finals hanggang finals ay gagawin sa Saitama-ken lamang...

OO tama ka ang PILIPINAS ay pang #65 out of 75 at 25 ang japan at mataas pa sa atin ang korea hongkong (????) at taiwan...

ang reason pare.. ganito...

mas marami sila sinasalihan na mga international competition sunctioned by FIBA... eto nga ranking system na ginangawa ng FIBA:




Men
1. Event selection and weight 2 FIBA World Championships
2 Olympic Basketball Tournaments
2 FIBA U19 World Championships
2 FIBA U21 World Championships
5 FIBA Africa Championships
5 FIBA Americas Championships
5 FIBA Asia Championships
5 Eurobasket Championships
5 FIBA Oceania Championships 5
5
1
1
0.2
0.8
0.3
1
0.1

2. Competition Ranking Scoring System
Gold
Silver
Bronze
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18 etc... 50
40
30
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
3. Cycle
The ranking is calculated within the scope of a 2 Olympic Games cycle. Here are the number of competitions that are taken into account:

2 FIBA World Championships
2 Olympic Basketball Tournaments
2 FIBA U19 World Championships
2 FIBA U21 World Championships
5 FIBA Africa Championships
5 FIBA Americas Championships
5 FIBA Asia Championships
5 Eurobasket Championships
5 FIBA Oceania Championships

Whenever a new championship is played the oldest championship of that category drops out. The FIBA Ranking is then recalculated.


Kaya tayo nasa cellar gawa ng nagkaraon ng PBA noong 1975 (nga ba?) humina na ang participation natin sa mga competitions na nabangit sa taas...

ang mga player natin hinangad na lang kumita ng pera kaysa National Pride... at sinamantala naman ng businesses sa atin na kumita rin sa PBA... sino nga ba hindi db? sa hirap ng buhay sa pinas.

then eto pa... ang dating BAP (Basketball Association of the Philippines) ay panay kurakot ang ginawa kaya lalo tayo lumubog sa ranking. Di sila magkasundo ng PBA sa pagpapadala ng mga players sa internation meet... syempre nga naman kalakasan ng PBA nun db? masisira ang business nila pag pinahiram nila ang mga player nila sa national team..

Nag commit lng sila sa pagpapadala ng pro squad para sa ASIAN GAMES, na wala naman epekto sa FIBA ranking kung makikita nyo sa taas...pero etong pagpasok ng late 90s humina na ang PBA at naisipan na tumulong ulit ng PBA sa National Team simula nung parati nalang sa ASIAN GAMES eh 3 and 4th na lang tayo... db nagtayo ulit ng national team last year for long term goals at para itayo ulit ng pride ng pilipinas?.. nagkaron ng kasunduan ang BAP at PBA at San Miguel Corp. then binago ng PBA ang calendar nila para di maapektuhan. ang offseason ng PBA ngayon ay katulad na rin sa NBA from july to oct kung saan ginaganap naman ang mga international meets....

pero ang problema naman ay tinanggal ng FIBA ang recognition nito sa BAP dahil sa nagkagulo sila sa kung sino ang mamumuno at may lumutang pa na isa pang baskteball body... kaya ayun sabi ng FIBA ayusin daw muna natin ang internal problem natin para makasali tayo ulit sa mga competition.

sabi ng mga critics untimely daw (gawa ng Asia meet nun, qualifying sa World Championship) ang pagdemolished sa BAP, pero sabi ng Philippine Olympic Committee eh mas maigi na raw ngayon kasya lalo pa tayo lumubog sa mapa ng basketball.

after the demolition of BAP nagtayo ng ulit ng basketball body sa atin they call it "PILIPINAS BASKETBALL" eto na pumalit sa BAP, pero di pa eto recognized ng FIBA kaya di parin tayo pede maksali sa mga internation meet.

With all hopes, sana magtagumpay na tayo ngayon sa larangan ng basketball...

eto link sa mga news ng RP Basketball Team for more info:

http://www.pba.com.ph/index.php?option=com _content&task=blogcategory&id=76&Itemid=78

[mikoboy78]

RP scraps basketball from SEA Games

From: www.abs-cbnnews.com (http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/)


Basketball-crazy Philippines has yanked the sport from the upcoming 23rd Southeast Asian Games for the first time in the history of the bi-annual sports event, an official said Thursday.

The Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) decided to cancel hoops for the Games later this month after failing to secure backing from the International Basketball Federation (FIBA), POC chairman Roberto Aventajado told AFP.


FIBA in June banned the Philippine team from tournaments it sanctions after the POC expelled the local Basketball Association of the Philippines (BAP), the sole member association recognized by the world sporting body.

Aventajado said the expulsion of BAP was meant to pave the way for the reorganization of the country's basketball program, after poor performances of national teams in past international tournaments.

"The present situation in Manila prohibits us from holding basketball games given that the FIBA-recognized association which is the BAP was expelled by the POC," Aventajado told AFP.

"This is the first time in the Southeast Asian Games' history" that basketball won't be played, he said, adding that he was to leave later Thursday to inform the Games council in Bangkok of the development.

A last-minute compromise being worked out among the organizations concerned failed to materialize, and so "we can't do anything about it."

Aventajado said that the BAP had failed to spur the growth of basketball, considered a national sport in this former American colony.

"From a powerhouse 20 years ago, we are now cellar-dwellers. Countries which we used to beat easily have been beating us by over 40 or 60 points. So our suspension of BAP was a matter of principle."

"Now FIBA is asking us to look the other way and allow BAP participation," in the Southeast Asian Games. "We can't do that. It's better we bite the bullet now and completely reform local basketball."

Some 7,000 athletes from 11 Southeast Asian countries are expected to participate in the games to begin on November 27. A total of 441 gold medals are up for grabs in 41 events.

[nokiko]

although nakakalibang din manood ng soccer, iba pa rin ang basketball na nakagisnan kong sports...

eto ang latest news: (june 20, 2006)


Lina still hoping for basketball unity
By Peter Atencio, Manila Standard Today
June 20, 2006

The Basketball Association of the Philippines is opening its doors to the professional league and commercial groups.

BAP president Joey Lina revealed this yesterday after the BAP held a congress to discuss new amendments to its charter.

Because of changes imposed on its constitution and by-laws, Lina said the BAP is now inviting the stakeholders of Pilipinas Basketball into a series of discussions on what could be done to unify the sport.

"We are willing to talk to them. We are going to meet with them now that the charter has been relaxed on professional, commercial and other collegiate organizations," stated Lina.

During the congress, Lina said basketball officials present clarified matters surrounding the formation and training of the national team.

Discussions concerning the national team were raised, one week after Lina returned from the Fiba Asia Congress in Kuwait.

During the congress, Fiba officials unanimously approved a resolution which called for the Central Board of the international governing body for basketball to lift the suspension slapped on the Philippines last year.

The Fiba Central Board, the world basketball organization's highest governing body, is slated to convene in August in Japan.

By then, Lina believes the Central Board will decide finally on the appeal to lift the suspension. Once lifted, the BAP will again have a big say in the composition of the national squad.

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sana naman makalaro tayo sa mga ganitong big events.... @mikoboy78 salamat sa mga analysis mo, kaya pala di tayo umuusad sa mga international competitions e... well my hopes pa rin... ;)


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[mikoboy78]

nokiko san salamat sa latest news... pero db di na recognized ng POC ang BAP? paano yan? lalo yata magulo... dapat nga magusap ang BAP, POC at Pilipinas Basketball para sa ikakabuti ng lahat.

Ano na nangyari sa case ng BAP sa korte? para sa akin ok naman na pres. si Lina... talagang big fan yan ng baskteball. may ari sya ng Laguna Lakers sa dating MBA at he supported many basketball related activities even the national team. sana nga maiayos na iyan para sa ikabubuti ng basketball sa ating mahal na bansa.

kanya kanyang sacrifice sana at itabi muna ang pansariling intentions...

[Lapu_lapu]

RP scraps basketball from SEA Games

From: www.abs-cbnnews.com (http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/)


Basketball-crazy Philippines has yanked the sport from the upcoming 23rd Southeast Asian Games for the first time in the history of the bi-annual sports event, an official said Thursday.


Some 7,000 athletes from 11 Southeast Asian countries are expected to participate in the games to begin on November 27. A total of 441 gold medals are up for grabs in 41 events.


Sayang naman pag hindi nakalaro ang Philippine Team sa SEA Games. Tayo pa naman ang pinakamagaling sa Basketball sa SEA. Sana maayos na yan.

By the way may nakita akong website, na nakatala doon na Ang Philippines pala ay Third sa World Basketball noon 1954 na ginanap sa Brazil.

Ito yung buong istorya..
Basketball Players

Basketball is arguably the most loved sports in the Philippines. Despite the lack in height, Filipinos have dominated basketball in Southeast Asia and formed world competitive teams in the 1950s.

The Philippines performed well in its participation in the Olympic basketball event from the 1930s to the 1950s and placed third in the 1954 World Basketball Championship (WBC) held in Brazil.

Basketball has produced four Asiad gold medals for the Philippines. The country also won the Asian Basketball Conference (ABC) championships in 1960, 1963, 1967, 1973 and 1986 and the William Jones Cup International Basketball Tournament in 1986 and 1998.

The Philippine basketball team, composed of Philippine Basketball League (PBL) players, has also won the ABC Champions Cup four times: 1984, 1988, 1995 and 1996.

The Philippines Basketball Association (PBA), widely considered the first and oldest professional basketball league in the Asian region, is also the country's number one spectator event.

Olympic Participation
The Philippine basketball team that placed fifth in the basketball event of the 1936 Olympic Games during the Nazi rule in Berlin, Germany, should have won at least a bronze medal, if not for a controversial ruling. Despite winning four of its five games, the country did not bring home any medal. It lost only to the United States, which eventually clinched the gold medal, but defeated Mexico, Estonia, Italy and Uruguay. The members of that fabled 1936 Philippine basketball team were Ambrosio Padilla (team captain), who later became a senator; Charles Borck, who at 6'1" was the tallest in the team; Jacinto Ciria Cruz, Primitivo Martinez, Jesus Marzan, Franco Marquicias, Fortunato Yambao, Amador Obondo, Bibjano Quano and Johnny Worrel.

The Philippine basketball team also performed superbly well in its other Olympic participations, including placing 12th at the 1948 London Olympics, 7th at the 1956 Melbourne Olympics, and 11th at the 1960 Rome Olympics.

World Basketball Championship
The Philippine basketball team, captained by Carlos Loyzaga, placed third in the World Basketball Championship (WBC) held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in 1954. The Philippines beat the favored Uruguay team, 67-63, to clinch the third place on November 5, 1954, which was to become the greatest mark in the history of Philippine basketball. As expected, the U.S. team won the title against the host Brazil.

Loyzaga was chosen as a member of the Mythical Five - the world's best basketball players in 1954. His teammates included Lauro Mumar, Florentino Bautista and Mariano Tolentino.

In 1959, the Philippines also placed 9th at the WBC held in Chile.

Asian Basketball
The Philippine basketball team won the title in the first Asian Basketball Conference (ABC) championship held in Manila in 1960. It duplicated the feat in 1963, 1967, 1973, 1986 and 1996. Basketball has also produced four consecutive Asiad gold medals for the Philippines. The country won the basketball gold in the 1951 New Delhi Asiad, 1954 Manila Asiad, 1958 Tokyo Asiad, and 1962 Jakarta Asiad. The Philippine basketball team, composed of professional celebrities, won a silver medal in the 1990 Asiad, and a bronze medal in 1998 Asiad. The country was the consistent winner in the basketball event at the Southeast Asian Games.

Carlos "The Big Difference" Loyzaga
There was something in common in the country's third place finish in the 1954 World Basketball championship, its four consecutive gold medals in the Asian Games from 1951 to 1962, and its good performance in the 1956 Melbourne Olympics and 1960 Rome Olympics. The common thing was Carlos Loyzaga, who was ironically dubbed as the "Big Difference" of Philippine basketball.

A two-time Olympian, Loyzaga, the team captain, was responsible for steering the fabled Philippine team to third place finish in the World Basketball Championship in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on November 5, 1954. He was named to the Mythical Selection for his sterling performance because he was the third best individual scorer in the world event. The Philippines beat Uruguay, 67-63 to win the third place. The title was won by the United States against Brazil.

Loyzaga was the first basketball player to be inducted into the National Basketball Hall of Fame.

Hall of Famers
As of 2002, there are 22 basketball players enshrined into the Hall of Fame. Aside from Loyzaga, other basketball players who have been named to the National Basketball Hall of Fame since 1999 include Kurt Bachmann, Carlos Badion, Narciso Bernardo, Charlie Borck, Ramoncito Campos, Loreto Carbonell, Jacinto Ciria-Cruz, Geronimo Cruz, Fely and Gabby Fajardo, Tony Genato, Rafael Hechanova, Eddie Lim, Alfonso (Boy) Marquez, Antonio and Primitivo Martinez, Lauro Mumar, Ed Ocampo, Ambrosio Padilla, Mariano Tolentino, and Francisco Vestil.


Galing ng Pinoy ano....

[mikoboy78]

Sayang naman pag hindi nakalaro ang Philippine Team sa SEA Games. Tayo pa naman ang pinakamagaling sa Basketball sa SEA. Sana maayos na yan.
THAT WAS THE GLORY DAYS OF PHILIPPINE BASKETBALL!!!:):):)

PERO NGAYON ASAN NA TAYO??? AYUN NUMBER 65! AND TAKE NOTE OUT OF 75! TSK TSK TSK... :furious: :banghead:

THERE IS NO BETTER TIME TO REFORM BASKETBALL IN THE COUNTRY THAN NOW!!!

TAMA NA PULITIKA MGA KUMAG NA NAKAPWESTO!!! MAHIYA NAMAN KAYO! SA SUSUNOD TATALUNIN NA TAYO NG MGA KAPITBAHAY NATIN SA INDONESIA, THAILAND, MALAYSIA, AND YES EVEN VIETNAM!!! PANAY KAYO KURAKOT KASI!!! UNAHIN MO NA KAPAKANAN NG BANSA KAYSA MGA PANSARILI!!!! DARN!!! :furious:

hay naku... :D:D:D

Anyway lapu-lapu san...

Thanks sa info! pero alam mo ba na tapos na ang SEA Games last December pa... at di talga tinuloy ang basketball... kumbaga ganti ng POC sa FIBA un! eto ang line sa post ko sa taas..

"From a powerhouse 20 years ago, we are now cellar-dwellers. Countries which we used to beat easily have been beating us by over 40 or 60 points. So our suspension of BAP was a matter of principle."

"Now FIBA is asking us to look the other way and allow BAP participation," in the Southeast Asian Games. "We can't do that. It's better we bite the bullet now and completely reform local basketball."




Asian Basketball
The Philippine basketball team, composed of professional celebrities, won a silver medal in the 1990 Asiad, and a bronze medal in 1998 Asiad. The country was the consistent winner in the basketball event at the Southeast Asian Games.
Add ko lng ha...
1990 silver medal - coach by R. Jaworski
1994 bronze medal - san miguel team ang core nya and nag add ng ibang players
1998 bronze medal - the "centennial team" our own version ng dream team.. pero we ended short
2002 4th place - eto ang pinaka aabangan sana, the most prepared national team ever... nakpasok sana tayo sa finals against china pero hindi naipasok ni racela ang two (2) free throws nya with less than 10secs left in the final quarter to secure a 4 point lead... ayun di nga na ishot ang 2 free throws at na rebound ng korea at binato sa 3 point area! swaaaaacccckkkk!!!!! aaaarrrrrrrraaaaaaaa aaaayyyyyyyy!!!! TALO TAYO BY ONE (1) POINT!!! SAKIT NUN!!! until now un ang di ko malilimutan na game ng RP team...

Sa SEA Games, consistent gold medalist nga tayo sa basketball pero alam ko may time na natalo rin tayo dun eh.. ung time na mga collegiate players ang pinapadala natin to compete.. anyway research ko nga yun...

At iyan nga pinangangambahan ngayon eh, baka pati mga katungali natin sa SEA Games ay talunin na tayo...:eek::eek::ee k:

OO, pede mangyari un pag di mao-overhaul ang basketball system sa ating bansa...

Philippine Basketball... kawaii so.... :rant: :weep: :nono:


Carlos "The Big Difference" Loyzaga
There was something in common in the country's third place finish in the 1954 World Basketball championship, its four consecutive gold medals in the Asian Games from 1951 to 1962, and its good performance in the 1956 Melbourne Olympics and 1960 Rome Olympics. The common thing was Carlos Loyzaga, who was ironically dubbed as the "Big Difference" of Philippine basketball.

A two-time Olympian, Loyzaga, the team captain, was responsible for steering the fabled Philippine team to third place finish in the World Basketball Championship in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on November 5, 1954. He was named to the Mythical Selection for his sterling performance because he was the third best individual scorer in the world event. The Philippines beat Uruguay, 67-63 to win the third place. The title was won by the United States against Brazil.

Loyzaga was the first basketball player to be inducted into the National Basketball Hall of Fame.

Hall of Famers
As of 2002, there are 22 basketball players enshrined into the Hall of Fame. Aside from Loyzaga, other basketball players who have been named to the National Basketball Hall of Fame since 1999 include Kurt Bachmann, Carlos Badion, Narciso Bernardo, Charlie Borck, Ramoncito Campos, Loreto Carbonell, Jacinto Ciria-Cruz, Geronimo Cruz, Fely and Gabby Fajardo, Tony Genato, Rafael Hechanova, Eddie Lim, Alfonso (Boy) Marquez, Antonio and Primitivo Martinez, Lauro Mumar, Ed Ocampo, Ambrosio Padilla, Mariano Tolentino, and Francisco Vestil.


Galing ng Pinoy ano....
Dito wala ako masabi... kundi MARAMING SALAMAT PO THE GREAT CALOY LOYZAGA FOR YOUR CONTRIBUTION IN PHILIPPINE BASKETBALL!!

MABUHAY PO KAYO KASAMA ANG MGA HALL OF FAMERS NG PHILIPPINE BASKETBALL!!!

:dowave: :yippee:

[nokiko]

namimiss ko na ang basketball... sana wag nang haluan ng pulitika at self-interest.... positive pa rin ako sa ating tinaguriang national sports...

thanks sa lahat ng info... nabighani ako sa galing ng pinoy...

[mikoboy78]

OO pare eto na ang tinaguriang national sport natin eh... Ako rin high hopes pa rin sa tinaguriang "Power House" ng Asia!!! Mabuhay ang basketball sa Pilipinas!!!:):D

[Lapu_lapu]

THAT WAS THE GLORY DAYS OF PHILIPPINE BASKETBALL!!!:):):)

PERO NGAYON ASAN NA TAYO??? AYUN NUMBER 65! AND TAKE NOTE OUT OF 75! TSK TSK TSK... :furious: :banghead:

THERE IS NO BETTER TIME TO REFORM BASKETBALL IN THE COUNTRY THAN NOW!!!

TAMA NA PULITIKA MGA KUMAG NA NAKAPWESTO!!! MAHIYA NAMAN KAYO! SA SUSUNOD TATALUNIN NA TAYO NG MGA KAPITBAHAY NATIN SA INDONESIA, THAILAND, MALAYSIA, AND YES EVEN VIETNAM!!! PANAY KAYO KURAKOT KASI!!! UNAHIN MO NA KAPAKANAN NG BANSA KAYSA MGA PANSARILI!!!! DARN!!! :furious:



:dowave: :yippee:

Habang may Buhay may pag asa.. Ito yung salawikain na may pag asa pa ang bayan natin na makakuha ng ginto sa larong World Basketball Championship. Dati 3rd tayo, baka balang araw or 10 years from now, first na tayo... Look at Japan at China, dati hindi yaan magaling sa Basketball. Pero ngayon, mayroon na silang player na nakalaro sa NBA. maybe 10 years from now, China magiging champion yan. Tayo , malay natin baka ganon rin.

[Lapu_lapu]

OO pare eto na ang tinaguriang national sport natin eh... Ako rin high hopes pa rin sa tinaguriang "Power House" ng Asia!!! Mabuhay ang basketball sa Pilipinas!!!:):D


Pare, Di ba ang ating national game is SIPA? Bat sikat pa yung Basketball kay sa SIPA?. Sana baguhin na lang ang ating National Game.

[mikoboy78]

Pare, Di ba ang ating national game is SIPA? Bat sikat pa yung Basketball kay sa SIPA?. Sana baguhin na lang ang ating National Game.

:eek::eek::eek: hahaha oo nga pala nakalimutan ko ilagay na sipa talaga ang national game natin...:D:D:D

hehe kaya nga sabi ko "tinagurian" eh... hehe:p;) last ko na laro ng sipa nunh elementary pa ako.... during field day at inter school...

[Lapu_lapu]

:eek::eek::eek: hahaha oo nga pala nakalimutan ko ilagay na sipa talaga ang national game natin...:D:D:D

hehe kaya nga sabi ko "tinagurian" eh... hehe:p;) last ko na laro ng sipa nunh elementary pa ako.... during field day at inter school...

Mahirap laruin din yung sipa. Nakaka bored din. Walang excitement. Mas ok na lang seguro yung Volleyball kay sa Sipa.

[nokiko]

aba aba, bat napunta ang usapan sa "sipa"?... pagsisipain ko kaya kayo (joke)

(pasali ah) sipa... nilaro ko rin to nung elem rin ako. maraming version ng sipa di ba, may goma at may tanso na nilagyan ng balat ng kendi ba yon? national sports pala natin tong sipa? talaga lang? pero tingin ko hindi naman talaga sya sports e. Yung sepak takraw ay sports pero alam ko di sya originated sa pinas. Ang arnis, ito original pinoy sports(may version din nito ang japan, nakalmutan ko na yung tawag).

well balik na tyo sa basketball, may new news ba regarding sa pagsali ng pinoy team sa fiba?

[houseboy]

OO pare eto na ang tinaguriang national sport natin eh... Ako rin high hopes pa rin sa tinaguriang "Power House" ng Asia!!! Mabuhay ang basketball sa Pilipinas!!!:):D

Mabuhay ang Basketball sa Pilipinas.

Pero Sir, matagal na yung POWERHOUSE na yan di ba? Hehehe........ more than 20 years na.:D

[mikoboy78]

Mabuhay ang Basketball sa Pilipinas.

Pero Sir, matagal na yung POWERHOUSE na yan di ba? Hehehe........ more than 20 years na.:D

medyo 30 years na or 40 according dun sa mga post sa taas.... kaya nga po "tinaguriang"....

sana maibalik natin...

@nokiko sang

opo ung sipa po talga ang haggang ngayon ang official na national sports natin... sipa na katulad ng "sepak takraw"... db di rin originated sa atin un? dpat talga arnis... o kya basketball na lng talga!!!:D:D:D

[houseboy]

medyo 30 years na or 40 according dun sa mga post sa taas.... kaya nga po "tinaguriang"....

sana maibalik natin...



Pero sobrang tagal na nga yun Sir... tsaka hindi talaga para sa atin ang basketball. Yan ay isang sports kung saan tayo talo. Height is might kumbaga.;)

[Lapu_lapu]

Pero sobrang tagal na nga yun Sir... tsaka hindi talaga para sa atin ang basketball. Yan ay isang sports kung saan tayo talo. Height is might kumbaga.;)

Pare kahit matagal na yun hindi natin alam na baka babalik ulit sa atin yung pagka third place natin. Gaya ng Bola, bilog, may nananalo at may natatalo.

[mikoboy78]

Pero sobrang tagal na nga yun Sir... tsaka hindi talaga para sa atin ang basketball. Yan ay isang sports kung saan tayo talo. Height is might kumbaga.;)

Pinoy ka ba? Sino may sabi sayo na di sa atin talga ang basketball??? mahiya ka naman sa sinasabi mo pare... wala ka ba bilib sa mga sariling lahi mo??? sa mga player natin??? or sabihin na natin half... hehe gawa ng mga fil-foriegn pllyers... mas ok na un kaysa mga naturalized player ng japan, lebanon... etc... ni walng bahid ng dugo nila!!!

kung mag seseryoso talga ang Pilipinas sa international campaign, number 2 talga tau sa asia and expert says that we can even beat china lalo na pag lagi natin sila nakakalaro...

alam mo ba sa line-up ng pilipinas dati nung panahon ni caloy loyzaga ang pinakamalaki eh 6"1' lng... and still they made number 4 sa 1954 world championships at number 9 sa sumunod na olympics... maybe height is might now a days pero team work beats even the tallest mountain...

remember ang laro sa international competition is amateur type. they play zone rather than man to man defense... kaya nga dyan natalo ang us ng ilang taon na eh... because of the zone defense! di sila sanay sa ganung systema... at pag zone ang laro di mo kailangan ng malaking player KAILANGAN MO MGA "ALLAN CAIDIC" NA TYPE NG PLAYER... mga deadshot sa labas!!! gets mo ba?? triangle lng ang pedeng mag beat sa zone! because of the shooter sa labas! mahirap mag penetrate pag zone ang laro... di ka makakpasok sa loob.... pag pinilit mo charge lng tatawag sau especially pag nakapwesto maiigi ang defense!!!!

panay ka kasi NBA LIVE... maglaro k ng tunay ng basketball para malaman mo ang feeling ha...:D:D:D

at kung mapupuna mo tinangal na sa NBA at PBA ang illegal defense... mga ilang taon na ang nakalipas... ngayon legal na ang zone defense sa pro league... para masanay rin ang mga pro sa international style ng laro... because now basketball is a globally competitive game and the fastest growing sports! actually number one indoor game sya... number 2 overall after football...

Abangan mo na lng pare, at pag naayos na gusot sa BAP at Pilipinas Basketball tingan mo kung hanggang saan ang aabutin ng Pilipinas sa campaign nila... Ang target nila ay 2008 Beijing Olympics...

Mabuhay ang Basketball sa Pilipinas!!!:):):)

[mikoboy78]

Pare kahit matagal na yun hindi natin alam na baka babalik ulit sa atin yung pagka third place natin. Gaya ng Bola, bilog, may nananalo at may natatalo.

Tama ka dyan lapu lapu san! si houseboy kasi walang ginawa kundi ang maglaro lng ng NBA Live sa Play Station nya.. kaya walng bilib sa mga pinoy... parang di sya lahing kayumangi!! :nono::D

[Lapu_lapu]

Tama ka dyan lapu lapu san! si houseboy kasi walang ginawa kundi ang maglaro lng ng NBA Live sa Play Station nya.. kaya walng bilib sa mga pinoy... parang di sya lahing kayumangi!! :nono::D

Buti na lang naglalaro ako ng basketball, live at hindi Playstation. hehehehe...:D

[Lapu_lapu]

Pinoy ka ba? Sino may sabi sayo na di sa atin talga ang basketball??? mahiya ka naman sa sinasabi mo pare... wala ka ba bilib sa mga sariling lahi mo??? sa mga player natin??? or sabihin na natin half... hehe gawa ng mga fil-foriegn pllyers... mas ok na un kaysa mga naturalized player ng japan, lebanon... etc... ni walng bahid ng dugo nila!!!

kung mag seseryoso talga ang Pilipinas sa international campaign, number 2 talga tau sa asia and expert says that we can even beat china lalo na pag lagi natin sila nakakalaro...

alam mo ba sa line-up ng pilipinas dati nung panahon ni caloy loyzaga ang pinakamalaki eh 6"1' lng... and still they made number 4 sa 1954 world championships at number 9 sa sumunod na olympics... maybe height is might now a days pero team work beats even the tallest mountain...

remember ang laro sa international competition is amateur type. they play zone rather than man to man defense... kaya nga dyan natalo ang us ng ilang taon na eh... because of the zone defense! di sila sanay sa ganung systema... at pag zone ang laro di mo kailangan ng malaking player KAILANGAN MO MGA "ALLAN CAIDIC" NA TYPE NG PLAYER... mga deadshot sa labas!!! gets mo ba?? triangle lng ang pedeng mag beat sa zone! because of the shooter sa labas! mahirap mag penetrate pag zone ang laro... di ka makakpasok sa loob.... pag pinilit mo charge lng tatawag sau especially pag nakapwesto maiigi ang defense!!!!

panay ka kasi NBA LIVE... maglaro k ng tunay ng basketball para malaman mo ang feeling ha...:D:D:D

at kung mapupuna mo tinangal na sa NBA at PBA ang illegal defense... mga ilang taon na ang nakalipas... ngayon legal na ang zone defense sa pro league... para masanay rin ang mga pro sa international style ng laro... because now basketball is a globally competitive game and the fastest growing sports! actually number one indoor game sya... number 2 overall after football...

Abangan mo na lng pare, at pag naayos na gusot sa BAP at Pilipinas Basketball tingan mo kung hanggang saan ang aabutin ng Pilipinas sa campaign nila... Ang target nila ay 2008 Beijing Olympics...

Mabuhay ang Basketball sa Pilipinas!!!:):):)


Tama ka pare, talagang may pag asa pa ang pilipinas sa basketball. kasi kahit maliliit yung mga player natin, napapatunayan pa rin natin na kaya nating e shoot ang bola sa harapan ng matatangkad na mga foreign player.

[Lapu_lapu]

Maitanong ko lang, May binali-an ba na foreign player si Robert Jaworski sa larong basketball.? Sa mga naririnig ko, pinoy lang yata ang binali-an ni jawo.

[mikoboy78]

@lapulapu

dnt know kung maynablian nga sya... pero sa pba marami... tsk tsk tsk:D:D:D

by the way....

D Wade kasama sa roaster ng Team USA sa World Championship at Beijing Olympics!!! what a kid! malayo mararating nito... bata pa at napaka humble...:)

Congratulations Miami Heat for your first NBA Title!!!:):cool:

[Lapu_lapu]

@lapulapu

dnt know kung maynablian nga sya... pero sa pba marami... tsk tsk tsk:D:D:D

by the way....

D Wade kasama sa roaster ng Team USA sa World Championship at Beijing Olympics!!! what a kid! malayo mararating nito... bata pa at napaka humble...:)

Congratulations Miami Heat for your first NBA Title!!!:):cool:

Congrats din ni Pareng Pat Riley. First time din nya//..

[houseboy]

Tama ka pare, talagang may pag asa pa ang pilipinas sa basketball. kasi kahit maliliit yung mga player natin, napapatunayan pa rin natin na kaya nating e shoot ang bola sa harapan ng matatangkad na mga foreign player.

Ayos yan Sir, kung meron tayong mga pure shooters. Pero sa mga nakalipas na taon, meron na ba kayong napapansin na pure shooter na lumabas sa bansa natin? Magsabi kayo ng mga pangalan.

Tanging masasabi ko na "pure shooter" ay si Ren Ren Ritualo sa ating mga baguhang players ngayon.

[houseboy]

Buti na lang naglalaro ako ng basketball, live at hindi Playstation. hehehehe...:D

Magaling yan Sir. Kumbaga e magandang exercise yan. Minsan, makikinood ako ng laro ninyo ni Mikoboy. Or turuan niyo na lang akong magbasketball.:O

[houseboy]

Pinoy ka ba? Sino may sabi sayo na di sa atin talga ang basketball??? mahiya ka naman sa sinasabi mo pare... wala ka ba bilib sa mga sariling lahi mo??? sa mga player natin??? or sabihin na natin half... hehe gawa ng mga fil-foriegn pllyers... mas ok na un kaysa mga naturalized player ng japan, lebanon... etc... ni walng bahid ng dugo nila!!!
:):):)

Bilib din dre, kaso tanggap ko na ang realidad na malabo mangyari ang maging "POWERHOUSE" tayo sa Asia. SEA pa pwede.


alam mo ba sa line-up ng pilipinas dati nung panahon ni caloy loyzaga ang pinakamalaki eh 6"1' lng... and still they made number 4 sa 1954 world championships at number 9 sa sumunod na olympics... maybe height is might now a days pero team work beats even the tallest mountain...


At alam mo rin ba na ang mga manlalaro rin ng ibang bansa ay hindi ganun katangkad kumpara sa ngayon?;)

TEAMWORK. Masarap pakinggan. Pero magkakaroon kaya ng ganun ang TEAM PHILIPPINES?

Scenario sa mga laro ng TEAM Philippines:

Play No. 1:
Ilabas mo bola at shoot ko.

Play No. 2:
Isolation Play para sa akin.

Play No. 3:
Coast to Coast Play.:D

Ayos na TEAM WORK yan. Hehehehe.....



remember ang laro sa international competition is amateur type. they play zone rather than man to man defense... kaya nga dyan natalo ang us ng ilang taon na eh... because of the zone defense! di sila sanay sa ganung systema... at pag zone ang laro di mo kailangan ng malaking player KAILANGAN MO MGA "ALLAN CAIDIC" NA TYPE NG PLAYER... mga deadshot sa labas!!! gets mo ba?? triangle lng ang pedeng mag beat sa zone! because of the shooter sa labas! mahirap mag penetrate pag zone ang laro... di ka makakpasok sa loob.... pag pinilit mo charge lng tatawag sau especially pag nakapwesto maiigi ang defense!!!!


Ok, given na hindi na kailangan ng malaking player at kailangan ang mga Allan Caidic type na player. Pero sa mga nagdaang taon, may mga nagsilabasan ba na mga Allan Caidic type na players?

Alam ko, mga laro ngayon ng mga players sa atin ay parang sa mga bagong breed ng mga NBA guards (Wade, Kobe....) na patterned sa laro ng G.O.A.T. na si Jordan. Pero paano tayo maglalaro ng "Above the Rim" e hindi naman ganun ka athletic ang mga Pinoy.

Sana nga ay magbago style ng laro ng mga Pinoy.:cool:

May mga pwede pang makabeat sa Zone. Hindi lang "TRIANGLE"
1. Motion Offence
2. Zone Buster
3. High Post
4. 1-4
at marami pang iba.....

Hehehe..........


Abangan mo na lng pare, at pag naayos na gusot sa BAP at Pilipinas Basketball tingan mo kung hanggang saan ang aabutin ng Pilipinas sa campaign nila... Ang target nila ay 2008 Beijing Olympics...


Sana nga maka qualify. Manalangin tayo ng sabay-sabay!!! Iwagayway na ang bandera, basketball hanggang umaga.:eek:

[mikoboy78]

Bilib din dre, kaso tanggap ko na ang realidad na malabo mangyari ang maging "POWERHOUSE" tayo sa Asia. SEA pa pwede.



At alam mo rin ba na ang mga manlalaro rin ng ibang bansa ay hindi ganun katangkad kumpara sa ngayon?
ay alam mo pala yan??? eh bakit sinasabi mo kanina na height is might???:eek:




TEAMWORK. Masarap pakinggan. Pero magkakaroon kaya ng ganun ang TEAM PHILIPPINES?

Scenario sa mga laro ng TEAM Philippines:

Play No. 1:
Ilabas mo bola at shoot ko.

Play No. 2:
Isolation Play para sa akin.

Play No. 3:
Coast to Coast Play.:D

Ayos na TEAM WORK yan. Hehehehe.....

Pare last year pa nag pre-prepare ang Team Philippines para sa 2008 Olympics... kaso naharang lang ng gusot sa BAP... seryoso na ang campaign ng Pilipinas to bring back the Glory Days...

Kung di ka naniniwala sa hope ng maraming filipino to bring back the glory ng basketaball maaari bang mag playstation k n lng... mag practice ka dun para lalo ka dun gumaling hanggang mamaga ang mga daliri mo... hehehe:D:D:D


Ok, given na hindi na kailangan ng malaking player at kailangan ang mga Allan Caidic type na player. Pero sa mga nagdaang taon, may mga nagsilabasan ba na mga Allan Caidic type na players?

Alam ko, mga laro ngayon ng mga players sa atin ay parang sa mga bagong breed ng mga NBA guards (Wade, Kobe....) na patterned sa laro ng G.O.A.T. na si Jordan. Pero paano tayo maglalaro ng "Above the Rim" e hindi naman ganun ka athletic ang mga Pinoy.
Pare nanonood kb ng PBA??? kilala mo ba si "mighty mouse"... sya si jimmy alapag ng talk and text... how about ang mga clutch player ng redbull at sta lucia??? eh sina miller at cortez ng alaska? paano naman sina arigo at francisco ng coke? san miguel's racela, cablay, calaguio, lopez, hontiveros, and adriano??? sina helterbrand, dimaunahan, santos, caguiao, at macapagal ng ginebra? paano si golden boy noy castillo ng purefoods kasama si paul artadi??

oh may nalimutan ba ko???:D



May mga pwede pang makabeat sa Zone. Hindi lang "TRIANGLE"
1. Motion Offence
2. Zone Buster
3. High Post
4. 1-4
at marami pang iba.....

HUH?! batang NBA LIVE ka nga! eh ayan ung mga play na pede gawin dun eh... hahahaha u dnt have nakakaawa ka pare, u dnt have much idea about playing the game on the hardwood... tsk tsk tsk...

yang mga play na yan slim viability lng na ma beat ang zone defense... sa mga napapanood mo ba sa real basketball nagagawa ba madalas yan??? sige nga pare mag bangit ka.... minsan nga lng mabangit yan ng announcer eh...


[quote=houseboy]
Sana nga maka qualify. Manalangin tayo ng sabay-sabay!!! Iwagayway na ang bandera, basketball hanggang umaga.[:eek:/quote]

SALAMAT... PERO DI NAMIN KAILANGAN ANG KATULAD MO NA NON-BELIEVER.... MANOOD KA NA LANG AT BUMILIB... TINGNAN MO KUNG PAPAANO BABALIK SA ATIN ANG GLORY DAYS NG BASKETBALL....:D:coo l:

[nokiko]

mikoboy cool lang... pero sang ayon ako sayo....

ang kelangan natin ay suporta hindi pagdodown sa kapwa pilipino (pinoy talaga no, ano bang term dito?crab mentality...)

dapat rin natin tandaan na nasira tyo sa international competition hindi dahil wala tayong players kundi dahil sa pulitika o self interest ng mga namamahala/namumuno sa mga organisasyong pang basketball...

well, im still looking forward for our basketball team

[Lapu_lapu]

Noong nanonood ako ng NBA live games sa Atlanta, nakikita ko personally na talagang super bilis kung tumakbo ang mga player (ATL-LA lakers). lalong lalo ng yung forward nila, na parang walang pagod talaga. Hindi naman ako naka upo malapit sa mga player... Nandoon lang sa centre($108). Hindi malayo at hindi rin malapit. Kaya sa tingin ko bilis talaga. Yung dunk nila parang normal na lang sa kanila at walang takot lumundag kahit mayroong masagasaan. Hindi naman sa mga matatangkda sila, mayroon namang 6'1. Pero yung shooting ability nila minsan ok minsan hindi rin ok... or depende sa player. Pero yung action talagang hanga ako, hindi nakakabored.


Sa PBA naman, nakikita ko na hindi masyadong mabilis kung tumakbo ang mga player natin. ang 6'9 or 7'0 sa PBA talagang mabagal kung kumilos, parang busog kumilos. Yung ball handler natin usaually 5'11 up to 6'4.. hindi masyadong matangkad. Sayang para sa mga coach kung gagamitin nila ang 6'4 or 6'5 as ball handler. Pero sa shooting ability, ok naman ang ating mga player. minsan rin hindi ok.


kaya sa comparison ko, ang mga NBA players ay super bilis compare to PBA player. Sa height marami silang matatangkad. Yun lang dalawang factors na talagang wala sa atin... Pero may pag asa pa ang ating mga pinoy players na magiging magaling na player kung gagawin nilang.
>mabilis ang kilos
>pagbutihin ang shooting ability
>strategy
>teamwork
>good defense
>more offense


Sabi nga ng kaibigan ko (matanda na ngayon), noong time ni Caloy loyzaga, ang mga player natin ay super matalino. Ginagawa nila ang dirty play or tricks. Pag nag depensa, binubunutan nila ng buhok sa kili kili ang mga kalaban para maagaw ang bola. Minsan nilawayan sa mukha. Kasi dati walang Video pa noon at hindi pa masyadong mahigpit ang rules.

Pero sa ngayon hindi na yan uubra. luma na yan. ang importante yung binanggit ko sa itaas.

[houseboy]

Here's the latest from the Philippine Basketball Team.:cool:

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San Mig-RP breaks ice in Jones Cup

Inquirer
Last updated 03:22am (Mla time) 07/12/2006
Published on page A25 of the July 12, 2006 issue of the Philippine Daily Inquirer
THE San Miguel-Philippine National team finally won one yesterday, surviving a young Australian side, 76-67, in the elimination round of the 2006 William Jones Cup basketball championship in Taiwan.



http://newsinfo.inq7.net/inquirerheadlines/sports/view_article.php?art icle_id=9349

[mikoboy78]

Here's the latest from the Philippine Basketball Team.:cool:

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San Mig-RP breaks ice in Jones Cup

Inquirer
Last updated 03:22am (Mla time) 07/12/2006
Published on page A25 of the July 12, 2006 issue of the Philippine Daily Inquirer
THE San Miguel-Philippine National team finally won one yesterday, surviving a young Australian side, 76-67, in the elimination round of the 2006 William Jones Cup basketball championship in Taiwan.



http://newsinfo.inq7.net/inquirerheadlines/sports/view_article.php?art icle_id=9349

salmat sa info.. actually its an ironic win by our team philippines... gawa ng napakarami nilang error... on the other side the australian team competing is the 19-under team and not the one who will be seeing in the coming World Championship... anyway it was a very good news... their final four hope is still alive....:)

[mikoboy78]

Something to be proud of!!! We are the only Asian country to won a medal in this prestigious event!!!:yesyes: :dowave::thumb:



here is the link from USA Basketball... http://usabasketball.com/seniormen/2006/06_mwc_facts.html




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[Lapu_lapu]

Something to be proud of!!! We are the only Asian country to won a medal in this prestigious event!!!:yesyes: :dowave::thumb:



here is the link from USA Basketball... http://usabasketball.com/seniormen/2006/06_mwc_facts.html




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Salamat sa info MikoBoY..
At least ang bansang Pilipinas ay may medalya. Ang Japan wala pa...

[mikoboy78]

Salamat sa info MikoBoY..
At least ang bansang Pilipinas ay may medalya. Ang Japan wala pa...

sori pero malabong mag kamedalysa sila sa World Championship maski sa Olympics sa ngayong panahon or maski na in 10 to 15 years time...

Nakasali lang nman sila ngayon sa World Championships dahil sila ang host eh... nagugulat nga ako bkit ang taas ng rankin nila #25 sila eh, siguro dahil punong puno sila ng international exposure kagaya nitong event na ito...

Biruin mo kung dumaan ang Japan sa qualifying tournament tiyak di sila mananalo... ang first is China second is Lebanon and Third Qatar... 4th ang South Korea (this team is deadly, minalas lang sila nung tournament na un)...

Kung kasali daw tau we expert said that we can place 3rd or even 2nd...:):D

Anyway, the first to 3rd team lang ang kasali sa world championship bilang representative ng Asia... ang Japan singit lng at swerte sila dahil host sila...

Now the RP team is fighting for the Jones Cup... di sila nakasali sa World Championship dahil suspended ng FIBA ang BAP... dahil sa legitimacy issue ng BAP sa korte ng pilipinas...

Hope maibalik na ang recognition BAP para makasali na ulit ang Pinas sa mga FIBA sanction na meet...

[mikoboy78]

Final Placing:
1. Athletes in Action (USA)
2. Taiwan NT
3. Qatar NT
4. Korea University Select Team
5. Kazakhstan NT
6. Philippines PBA Select Team
7. Japan U-24 NT
8. Australia U-19 NT

Here is the whole story:

19/07/2006
TPE - Athletes in Actin wins 2006 Jones Cup Tournament

TAIWAN (Jones Cup Final Day) - Athletes in Action, representing USA, beat home team Taiwan NT Sunday night in the 2006 Jones Cup tournament title game, 79-69.

Led by well-known former NCAA coach Mike Jarvis, AIA dominated the paint and successfully limited Taiwan's outside shot. The home team only made 6 of 26 three-point attempts (23%).

Tsun Wen-din led Taiwan with 16 points and 7 boards but also committed 7 turnovers. Lee Hsueh-lin had 13 points while Chen Hsin-an had 10.

In the bronze medal game, Qatar also used its height advantage to beat Korea University Select Team 87-74. The Koreans made an astonishing 20-for-40 from 3-point territory but was outrebounded 21-41.

Kazakhstan beat Philippines 98-86 to win the fifth-place. Isakov Evgeni and Arwind Santos were both ejected for confrontation when fighting for rebounding position.

Japan grabbed its first win in the last game, beating Australia U-19 NT, 89-84, thanks to tournament leading scorer Yusuke Okada's 26 points. Chris Goulding led the Aussie with 24 points.

[Lapu_lapu]

Asian NBA History

1947: Wataru Misaka

Wataru Misaka ("Wat Misaka") is officially the first Asian to play in the NBA. From Utah college, he was a Japanese American point guard (5'7") who was on the 1947-1948 New York NBA team roster. He played a total of 3 games in his NBA career. Over 50 years later: Updated article on Wat Misaka (http://www.nba.com/features/global_misaka_010417 .html)

1981: Yasutaka "Chibi" Okayama

A towering 7'10" Japanese basketball player from the University of Osaka in Japan. He was selected by the Golden State Warriors in the 8th round in the 1981 draft. However, he never showed up in America during the NBA season, so he has no offical NBA playing stats.
1987: Song Tao

Song Tao was selected by the Atlanta Hawks in the 3rd round of the 1987 draft. He was a 6'10" forward on the Chinese National Basketball team. However, a knee injury during a pre-season NBA game ended his NBA career prematurely.
1995: Ma Jian

The Chinese American, 6'7" forward was a starter on the Utah college basketball team. He made it to the 1995 L.A. Clippers pre-season roster. However, he was the last player to be trimmed from the regular-season roster, and has been playing in the Chinese basketbal leagues since.
1997: Ri Myong Hun

More than a dozen NBA teams expressed interest in signing the 7'9" Ri Myong Hun (also known as Michael Ri) from North Korea, when he tried to enter the NBA as a free agent. However, unfavorable diplomatic relations between North Korea and the United States prevented Ri from entering the U.S.A and joining the NBA.
1999: Wang Zhizhi

The Dallas Mavericks selected Wang Zhizhi in the second round (36th pick overall) of the 1999 NBA Draft. His first game wasn't until April 5, 2001, because of commitments with the Chinese National basketball team.
2000: Hu Weidong

Hu Weidong, a 6'6" shooting guard nicknamed "Chinese Jordan", was offered a 10-day short-term contract with the Orlando Magic, but Hu got injured at practice in China and didn't go.
2002: Mengke Bateer

The Denver Nuggets signed Menk Bateer on Feb. 26, 2002 as a free agent. His first game was on Feb. 27, 2002 against Golden State. An estimated 400 million Chinese viewers tuned in on March 3, 2002 when Bateer (Nuggets) faced Wang (Mavericks) as the game was broadcast live in China on CCTV.
2002: Yao Ming

The Houston Rockets selected Yao Ming as the number one overall draft pick.
2002: Hsin-an (Sean) Chen

Sean Chen, a Taiwanese point guard (6'5"), was on the Sacramento Kings pre-season roster. He got cut from the regular season roster.
2003: Xue Yuyang

Dallas Mavericks drafted 7'0" center Xue Yuyang 2nd round, 57th pick overall, and immediately traded him to Denver Nuggets on the draft day.
2003: Yuta Tabuse

Yuta Tabuse, a 5'9" point guard from Japan, was invited to Denver Nuggets training camp and played NBA pre-season games. He also represented Dallas Mavericks in the Summer League. Got cut from the regular season roster.




So far , wala pang Pinoy na nakapasok sa NBA.. Sino kaya ang makapasok? Mayroon kaya? Tingnan natin....

[Lapu_lapu]

The players named in the 15-man party are:

Carmelo Anthony (Denver Nuggets)
Gilbert Arenas (Washington Wizards)
Shane Battier (Houston Rockets)
Chris Bosh (Toronto Raptors)
Bruce Bowen (San Antonio Spurs)
Elton Brand (Los Angeles Clippers)
Kirk Hinrich (Chicago Bulls)
Dwight Howard (Orlando Magic)
LeBron James (Cleveland Cavaliers)
Antawn Jamison (Washington Wizards)
Joe Johnson (Atlanta Hawks)
Brad Miller (Sacramento Kings)
Chris Paul (New Orleans/ Oklahoma City Hornets)
Amare Stoudemire (Phoenix Suns)
Dwyane Wade (Miami Heat).

[luke]

konbanwa!


anyone here who can share any info kung pano ko sna mapapanood d2 sa shizuoka ung "live tv broadcast" ng fiba word basketball game na nilalaro ngyon d2 sa japan..pls gusto ko sna mpanood uli 'dream team' ng US.. pls po yurushiku onegaishimas..:confu sed:

[ganda_girl89]

download TVU.

palabas live halos lahat ng games sa cctv5.free.

kung may skyperfect ka at ayaw mo sa free,pwede kang bumili sa kanila.iba iba ang channel at presyo.depende sa pack.

[luke]

download TVU.

palabas live halos lahat ng games sa cctv5.free.

kung may skyperfect ka at ayaw mo sa free,pwede kang bumili sa kanila.iba iba ang channel at presyo.depende sa pack.


hi ganda,

salamat po sa reply, pero BS and CS lng po access ko..wla rin po akong sky..kya eto im trying to search the fiba website nlng po, nway thank u.. :)

[ganda_girl89]

DL mo na lang ang TVU (http://www.tvunetworks.com/) at open yung cctv5.pinapakita yung mga highlights ngayon.bukas ay umpisa na ng QF.

[dr.j]

pareng luke, pm mo ako if you want the tuv player na sinasabi ni ganda girl, free cable internet ito, i will send u the installer if you want, pm mo na lang ako.....u can watch espn, hbo, cnn, cctv5, etc.. sa PC mo for free.....

[luke]

DL mo na lang ang TVU (http://www.tvunetworks.com/)at open yung cctv5.pinapakita yung mga highlights ngayon.bukas ay umpisa na ng QF.-


hi ganda,
thank you so much for the link..:)

[luke]

pareng luke, pm mo ako if you want the tuv player na sinasabi ni ganda girl, free cable internet ito, i will send u the installer if you want, pm mo na lang ako.....u can watch espn, hbo, cnn, cctv5, etc.. sa PC mo for free.....-

hi dr.j

its sounds cool ah.. tnx for the offer:) kunin ko nlng "YM" mo ok lng ba?