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Pareng manu, tingin ko kasi mas bagay sa atin yung systema ng Lithuania. Binibigyan ng emphasis yung ball movement. Knowing yung mga player natin dito mahilig sa isolation.
Sa international game di uubra yun.
Sa international game di uubra yun.-----
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^^kaso kung iyan ang gagawin sa system..di kaya manibago ang mga players lalo na iyung mga star player sa PBA na mahilig sa isolation play..
Nabasa ko nga sa isang column na dapat ang gawin system sa PBA iyung FIBA rules instead na NBA rules..parang ok na rin siguro to na suggestion di ba. para kahit sa Intl Competition di na masyado mangapa ang mga players natin..
Pero big step iyan para sa basketball natin ang pag hire ng ibang lahi...
Nabasa ko nga sa isang column na dapat ang gawin system sa PBA iyung FIBA rules instead na NBA rules..parang ok na rin siguro to na suggestion di ba. para kahit sa Intl Competition di na masyado mangapa ang mga players natin..
Pero big step iyan para sa basketball natin ang pag hire ng ibang lahi...
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Kung gusto naman siguro nila manalo dapat lang sila sumunod sa sistemang pinapatakbo. Kelangan muna nila mag sakripisyo.
Binabago lang naman ang rules sa PBA to FIBA pag malapit na yung mga international competitions na sasalihan natin.
Kelangan muna nila mag sakripisyo.Binabago lang naman ang rules sa PBA to FIBA pag malapit na yung mga international competitions na sasalihan natin.
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SBP targets N. America training centers
By June Navarro
Philippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 03
00 09/16/2008
MANILA, Philippines—A basketball training center for foreigners with Filipino roots will soon rise in Las Vegas.
The Samahang Basketbol ng Pilipinas is negotiating with Toronto Raptors executive Jim Kelly and Loy Allado so it can put up a training facility for US-based Filipinos wanting to play for the national team.
“Our target is to put up the training center early next year,” said SBP executive director Noli Eala. “There are a lot of player prospects in the US so we’re bringing the SBP program there.”
Eala said another training facility will be established in Toronto, Canada for North America-based Filipinos.
Eala said the training centers hope to lure more players with Philippine lineage to shoot for a chance to represent the country in international competitions.
“It’s cheaper and saves time since the SBP will no longer bring the players here,” added Eala.
The US-based Allado, father of Talk ‘N Text slotman Don Allado in the PBA, has offered to help put up the training center while Kelly, the Raptors’ director for player personnel, is busy exploring the possibility of running the SBP program in Las Vegas and Toronto.
Eala said the two overseas training facilities go hand in hand with the SBP plan to hire a Serbian coach to head the national team program.
The SBP is trying to clinch a deal with Rajko Toroman, who coached the Iranians to the 2007 FIBA-Asia Championship title in Tokushima, Japan and a return trip to the Olympics this year after 60 years.
By June Navarro
Philippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 03
00 09/16/2008MANILA, Philippines—A basketball training center for foreigners with Filipino roots will soon rise in Las Vegas.
The Samahang Basketbol ng Pilipinas is negotiating with Toronto Raptors executive Jim Kelly and Loy Allado so it can put up a training facility for US-based Filipinos wanting to play for the national team.
“Our target is to put up the training center early next year,” said SBP executive director Noli Eala. “There are a lot of player prospects in the US so we’re bringing the SBP program there.”
Eala said another training facility will be established in Toronto, Canada for North America-based Filipinos.
Eala said the training centers hope to lure more players with Philippine lineage to shoot for a chance to represent the country in international competitions.
“It’s cheaper and saves time since the SBP will no longer bring the players here,” added Eala.
The US-based Allado, father of Talk ‘N Text slotman Don Allado in the PBA, has offered to help put up the training center while Kelly, the Raptors’ director for player personnel, is busy exploring the possibility of running the SBP program in Las Vegas and Toronto.
Eala said the two overseas training facilities go hand in hand with the SBP plan to hire a Serbian coach to head the national team program.
The SBP is trying to clinch a deal with Rajko Toroman, who coached the Iranians to the 2007 FIBA-Asia Championship title in Tokushima, Japan and a return trip to the Olympics this year after 60 years.
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Barrios to appoint RP coach today
By WAYLON GALVEZ
Manila Bulletin
Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) Commissioner Sonny Barrios is expected to announce today the coach of the national team that will see action in the FIBA-Asia championship next year.
Barrios just returned from a two-week vacation in the United States where he attended to some personal business.
It also gave him the opportunity to size up his choice from among 10 coaches in the PBA.
Barrios has kept his cards closed to his chest and has not dropped a single hint of his preference.
Red Bull coach Yeng Guiao has emerged as the leading candidate due to his ability to bring out the best from his players.
Even without established stars, the Bulls have remained solid contenders, finishing third in the last two conferences.
Also in the radar are former national coaches Jong Uichico, Tim Cone and Chot Reyes.
Barrios will hold a press briefing this afternoon at the PBA Commissioner’s Office in Libis, Quezon City.
Willie Marcial, chief of the league’s media bureau, said Barrios may name the head coach.
"It’s possible that he would announce his choice, because that’s what he said before he left the country, that he would make the announcement as soon as he returns," Marcial said.
The PBA board, then chaired by Tony Chua of Red Bull, approved the request of the Samahang Basketbol ng Pilipinas (SBP) for the pro league to form the national team for the 2009 FIBA-Asia Championship in China.
The said event serves as qualifying meet for the World Basketball Championship in 2010 in Turkey. The top three teams from Asia will earn slots.
The PBA calendar starts with the all-Filipino conference Fiesta Cup on Oct. 4, while the import-flavored Fiesta Cup will end July 3, 2009, giving the nationals a full two-month training for the September FIBA-Asia.
The PBA began fielding teams to international competitions during the 1990 Beijing Asian Games where the Robert Jaworski-mentored squad went home with a silver medal behind China.
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Akala ko ba si Yeng na ang napili nila?
AS expecte, 2 months lang ang training ng RP Team para mag regroup...
By WAYLON GALVEZ
Manila Bulletin
Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) Commissioner Sonny Barrios is expected to announce today the coach of the national team that will see action in the FIBA-Asia championship next year.
Barrios just returned from a two-week vacation in the United States where he attended to some personal business.
It also gave him the opportunity to size up his choice from among 10 coaches in the PBA.
Barrios has kept his cards closed to his chest and has not dropped a single hint of his preference.
Red Bull coach Yeng Guiao has emerged as the leading candidate due to his ability to bring out the best from his players.
Even without established stars, the Bulls have remained solid contenders, finishing third in the last two conferences.
Also in the radar are former national coaches Jong Uichico, Tim Cone and Chot Reyes.
Barrios will hold a press briefing this afternoon at the PBA Commissioner’s Office in Libis, Quezon City.
Willie Marcial, chief of the league’s media bureau, said Barrios may name the head coach.
"It’s possible that he would announce his choice, because that’s what he said before he left the country, that he would make the announcement as soon as he returns," Marcial said.
The PBA board, then chaired by Tony Chua of Red Bull, approved the request of the Samahang Basketbol ng Pilipinas (SBP) for the pro league to form the national team for the 2009 FIBA-Asia Championship in China.
The said event serves as qualifying meet for the World Basketball Championship in 2010 in Turkey. The top three teams from Asia will earn slots.
The PBA calendar starts with the all-Filipino conference Fiesta Cup on Oct. 4, while the import-flavored Fiesta Cup will end July 3, 2009, giving the nationals a full two-month training for the September FIBA-Asia.
The PBA began fielding teams to international competitions during the 1990 Beijing Asian Games where the Robert Jaworski-mentored squad went home with a silver medal behind China.
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Akala ko ba si Yeng na ang napili nila?
AS expecte, 2 months lang ang training ng RP Team para mag regroup...
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Barrios deferred the naming of the coach indefinitely.
BAP umieepal nanaman kase. What's wrong with these guys.
Next thing we know, suspended nanaman.
BAP umieepal nanaman kase. What's wrong with these guys.
Next thing we know, suspended nanaman.
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na appoint na si coach yeng to be the coach ng RP team. at sabi nya kukuha siya ng 1 or 2 tall naturalized players kasi tama naman siya na we have the skills kaso medyo hindi lang tayo katangkaran kaya talagang kailangan natin ng mga malalaking centro gawa ng ginagawa ng ibang mga bansa ngayon tutal legal naman sa rules ng FIBA.
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Caging brass weighing wisdom of getting Serb to coach RP team
09/26/2008 | 06:11 PM
MANILA, Philippines – Is it wise to tap the services of Serbian basketball coach Rajko Toroman to guide the Philippine national men's team in international events?
Officials of the Basketball Association of the Philippines-Samahang Basketbol ng Pilipinas (BAP-SBP) think so – and they're keeping their fingers crossed that the Basketball Coaches Association of the Philippines (BCAP) will agree.
Since it was established in the 80s, the BCAP has lead in opposing the appointment of foreign coaches here – contesting the coaching jobs of Norman Black, Tim Cone, Ron Jacobs, the late John Moran, Bill Bayno, and Paul Woolpert.
BAP-SBP executive director Noli Eala said the possible entry of the 53-year-old Toroman, architect of the Iran basketball team’s success in last year’s FIBA-Asian Men’s Basketball Championship, is in a way, not a hindrance to the state of coaching in the Philippines.
Eala said the move can even develop local coaching, Filipino mentors not having ever tried working with a European coach.
"There’s a rationale behind it," Eala told journalists over dinner on Wednesday. "In addition to that, it has to be made very clear that coach Toroman is not there to take away any opportunities for Filipino coaches. Instead, it is really upgrading the technology for our Filipino coaches."
Right now, Eala is in constant communication with BCAP president Chito Narvasa on the Toroman issue.
"we’re continuing with our discussion and hopefully, we can provide him with the rationale and reasons for seeking the assistance of a foreign coach," Eala said.
Narvasa confirmed that he had already talked with the BAP-SBP about the matter, but he wanted more proof for the association to be convinced of the need to have a foreign coach.
"There are guidelines that should be followed in hiring a foreign coach. But we’re still discussing with the BAP-SBP," Narvasa said.
He was referring to existing guidelines on the hiring of foreign coaches as exemplified in the court ruling that decided in favor of BCAP in the case it field against Moran in 2004.
BAP-SBP and BCAP officials met again on the issue for the second straight day Wednesday.
They expect to reach a decision once the Serbian mentor leaves the country next week. – GMANews.TV
09/26/2008 | 06:11 PM
MANILA, Philippines – Is it wise to tap the services of Serbian basketball coach Rajko Toroman to guide the Philippine national men's team in international events?
Officials of the Basketball Association of the Philippines-Samahang Basketbol ng Pilipinas (BAP-SBP) think so – and they're keeping their fingers crossed that the Basketball Coaches Association of the Philippines (BCAP) will agree.
Since it was established in the 80s, the BCAP has lead in opposing the appointment of foreign coaches here – contesting the coaching jobs of Norman Black, Tim Cone, Ron Jacobs, the late John Moran, Bill Bayno, and Paul Woolpert.
BAP-SBP executive director Noli Eala said the possible entry of the 53-year-old Toroman, architect of the Iran basketball team’s success in last year’s FIBA-Asian Men’s Basketball Championship, is in a way, not a hindrance to the state of coaching in the Philippines.
Eala said the move can even develop local coaching, Filipino mentors not having ever tried working with a European coach.
"There’s a rationale behind it," Eala told journalists over dinner on Wednesday. "In addition to that, it has to be made very clear that coach Toroman is not there to take away any opportunities for Filipino coaches. Instead, it is really upgrading the technology for our Filipino coaches."
Right now, Eala is in constant communication with BCAP president Chito Narvasa on the Toroman issue.
"we’re continuing with our discussion and hopefully, we can provide him with the rationale and reasons for seeking the assistance of a foreign coach," Eala said.
Narvasa confirmed that he had already talked with the BAP-SBP about the matter, but he wanted more proof for the association to be convinced of the need to have a foreign coach.
"There are guidelines that should be followed in hiring a foreign coach. But we’re still discussing with the BAP-SBP," Narvasa said.
He was referring to existing guidelines on the hiring of foreign coaches as exemplified in the court ruling that decided in favor of BCAP in the case it field against Moran in 2004.
BAP-SBP and BCAP officials met again on the issue for the second straight day Wednesday.
They expect to reach a decision once the Serbian mentor leaves the country next week. – GMANews.TV
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musicz6969 said:
na appoint na si coach yeng to be the coach ng RP team. at sabi nya kukuha siya ng 1 or 2 tall naturalized players kasi tama naman siya na we have the skills kaso medyo hindi lang tayo katangkaran kaya talagang kailangan natin ng mga malalaking centro gawa ng ginagawa ng ibang mga bansa ngayon tutal legal naman sa rules ng FIBA.
mukhang pinatagal lang ang pag appoint kang Yeng..
kung kukuha sila ng naturalized..taga saan naman kaya?
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Most likely American kukunin nila.
Second choice would be European.
Mga 7'0 - 7'2 na strong rebounder, able defender at may decent FT at mga 10-12 foot jumpers.
Second choice would be European.
Mga 7'0 - 7'2 na strong rebounder, able defender at may decent FT at mga 10-12 foot jumpers.
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Pwede din si Chris Alexander na i-consider.
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I'm sure nasa isip na nila yan si Alexander the Great.
Good defender, shot blocker pero ang problem lang tlga sa kanya is his FT and mid range game.
But Chris Alexander is in what suppose to be his PRIME years. He's 28 I think. If he can dramatically improve his FT and mid-range game and kung gusto nya maglaro dito why not. Good addition sa RP team.
Good defender, shot blocker pero ang problem lang tlga sa kanya is his FT and mid range game.
But Chris Alexander is in what suppose to be his PRIME years. He's 28 I think. If he can dramatically improve his FT and mid-range game and kung gusto nya maglaro dito why not. Good addition sa RP team.
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Serbian gets nod to coach RP team
By Nelson Beltran
Sunday, September 28, 2008
The Samahang Basketbol ng Pilipinas and Serbian coach Rajko Toroman have come to terms, striking a deal where the former Iranian national coach is to run the long-term program for the Philippine team geared towards a stint in the Olympics in London in 2012.
“We haven’t signed the contract yet but he’s accepted our offer with a few minor revisions. He’ll handle our program for the national team as well as help in the development of the local coaches,” said SBP executive director Noli Eala.
“He’ll handle the SBP program for the national team outside of the PBA-formed RP team for the FIBA-Asia championship next year. But he’ll also offer assistance to coach Yeng Guiao,” Eala added.
Eala said Toroman already has a few players in mind for the national pool since he has watched a few UAAP and NCAA games.
The SBP official mentioned Ateneo’s Rabeh Al-Hussaini, Nonoy Baclao, Chris Tiu and Ryan Buenafe, La Salle’s Rico Maierhofer and Jayvee Casio, San Beda’s Ogie Menor and Jake Pascual, Jose Rizal’s Mark Sena and John Wilson and San Sebastian’s Arvie Bringas as among the players that impressed Toroman.
“He feels Arvy Bringas will be the stalwart of the RP team in the future,” said Eala making special mention of the 6-foot-6 Bringas who’s just completed his stint in the NCAA juniors play.
“He’s also impressed with Kelvin dela Peña. He’s wondering if we can encourage him to serve the national team first before eventually turning pro,” Eala said of the 2007 NCAA MVP awardee already set to join Alaska Milk in the PBA.
Eala and Toroman are going to Cebu today to also check on the Cebuano players.
Toroman, the engineer of Iran’s stint in the recent Beijing Olympics, is going home Wednesday and is returning Oct. 20 to immediately start his job here. His contract with the SBP takes effect Oct. 15.
“We’re very happy with this partnership as we believe he can help us. He’s also happy and upbeat, believing the Philippines has a good chance to achieve its goal of a return stint in the Olympics,” said Eala.
“It’s not the monetary consideration that clinched it for coach Rajko but the opportunity to work in a country with the same passion as his for basketball,” Eala also said.
The SBP executive director didn’t divulge the financial details of their agreement. It will be a three-year contract with an option for an extension should the Philippines make the 2012 Olympics.
By Nelson Beltran
Sunday, September 28, 2008
The Samahang Basketbol ng Pilipinas and Serbian coach Rajko Toroman have come to terms, striking a deal where the former Iranian national coach is to run the long-term program for the Philippine team geared towards a stint in the Olympics in London in 2012.
“We haven’t signed the contract yet but he’s accepted our offer with a few minor revisions. He’ll handle our program for the national team as well as help in the development of the local coaches,” said SBP executive director Noli Eala.
“He’ll handle the SBP program for the national team outside of the PBA-formed RP team for the FIBA-Asia championship next year. But he’ll also offer assistance to coach Yeng Guiao,” Eala added.
Eala said Toroman already has a few players in mind for the national pool since he has watched a few UAAP and NCAA games.
The SBP official mentioned Ateneo’s Rabeh Al-Hussaini, Nonoy Baclao, Chris Tiu and Ryan Buenafe, La Salle’s Rico Maierhofer and Jayvee Casio, San Beda’s Ogie Menor and Jake Pascual, Jose Rizal’s Mark Sena and John Wilson and San Sebastian’s Arvie Bringas as among the players that impressed Toroman.
“He feels Arvy Bringas will be the stalwart of the RP team in the future,” said Eala making special mention of the 6-foot-6 Bringas who’s just completed his stint in the NCAA juniors play.
“He’s also impressed with Kelvin dela Peña. He’s wondering if we can encourage him to serve the national team first before eventually turning pro,” Eala said of the 2007 NCAA MVP awardee already set to join Alaska Milk in the PBA.
Eala and Toroman are going to Cebu today to also check on the Cebuano players.
Toroman, the engineer of Iran’s stint in the recent Beijing Olympics, is going home Wednesday and is returning Oct. 20 to immediately start his job here. His contract with the SBP takes effect Oct. 15.
“We’re very happy with this partnership as we believe he can help us. He’s also happy and upbeat, believing the Philippines has a good chance to achieve its goal of a return stint in the Olympics,” said Eala.
“It’s not the monetary consideration that clinched it for coach Rajko but the opportunity to work in a country with the same passion as his for basketball,” Eala also said.
The SBP executive director didn’t divulge the financial details of their agreement. It will be a three-year contract with an option for an extension should the Philippines make the 2012 Olympics.
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Manu20 said:
musicz6969 said:
na appoint na si coach yeng to be the coach ng RP team. at sabi nya kukuha siya ng 1 or 2 tall naturalized players kasi tama naman siya na we have the skills kaso medyo hindi lang tayo katangkaran kaya talagang kailangan natin ng mga malalaking centro gawa ng ginagawa ng ibang mga bansa ngayon tutal legal naman sa rules ng FIBA.
mukhang pinatagal lang ang pag appoint kang Yeng..
kung kukuha sila ng naturalized..taga saan naman kaya?
malamang pareng manu baka european kunin nila kasi si toroman din ang magrerekomenda pwede rin si chris alexander kaso dapat mag improve ang FT nya
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kid_balakid said:
Serbian gets nod to coach RP team
By Nelson Beltran
Sunday, September 28, 2008
Paano na si Yeng? sino ba talaga ang coach ng RP team?
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