For me, to bring back the fans to watch the PBA they should adapt the style of MBA which is the home and away format so that those in the province will have a chance to watch the games live in person. They can't expect the same individuals watching games of the PBA on the same venue. Adding more teams will also help but not teams that will become farm teams for the big companies, independent teams that could stand on its own and compete with the teams of SMB and MVP.
That's a good idea, as nowadays, people are more interested in watching basketball. There's no problem with broadcasting the game since they have the TV station owned by the MP group, or if they don't use it, they can just do live streaming through facebook and youtube, which is less costly. What they have to ensure is the venue, something that is secure and convenient for the players. They need to allocate a budget for that and maybe seek help from the local government for additional funding. It's really possible if they consider that idea, but if not, it will remain in the same format.
Yeah right, and since that the timing is perfect knowing how politics runs in our country if they will going to adopt that same kind of formatting, they can easily coordinate the schedule from the town governors or mayors as they can easily get an access to the place, they can earn thru sporsoships or with the local government itself who wanted to bring entertainment to their fellowmen.
I'm sure they are good at that, as they handle some politics in the PBA as well. However, thinking about it is not enough; if no action is taken, it will still be useless. As fans, all we can do is voice our suggestions to help make the league more interesting to watch, but unfortunately, it's not as engaging anymore. It's a sad truth.
Exposures that can be use by both sides, for PBA it's a good fan base attractions, as per politicians sadly to say that there are voters who loves those kinds of strategy, bringing celebrities and taking the vote out from those viewers who will support the event.
The problem is that it seems they are protecting their TV network and want us to watch on TV rather than through online streaming. Why do I say that? It's very obvious—just look at their streaming;
it's delayed.Meanwhile, another big achievement for Justin Brownlee here.
Brownlee wins title anew, this time with Indonesian squadJustin Brownlee weaved his magic anew following a championship run with the Pelita Jaya in the Indonesia Basketball League over the weekend at the Indomilk Arena.
A six-time champion and three-time Best Import awardee with mother team Barangay Ginebra in the PBA, Brownlee added the IBL title to his resume by anchoring Pelita Jaya to a 73-65 win in the winner-take-all Game 3.
