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June 15, 2021, 07:44:34 AM
Meanwhile, there's still no update on the date of the opening of the PBA season.  Sad

Yes, still weird as the timeline should be June. They can't just say the opening will be next week lol.

There's not even much update now compare to the time when PBA doesn't have any signs of coming back. Maybe they are giving at least 2-3 weeks of practice to all teams? Correct me if I'm wrong but I think some teams aren't starting yet to their respective practice.

There is another new restriction qualification for the country and with that, I don't see any reason why PBA is taking too long to decide or if there's already a plan, no such announcement, and still a plan. I'm not in a rush though. Just noticed the lack of updates when everything is now going smoothly.

I think they will announce the update of the PBA opening after the 3rd window of FIBA Asia qualifier. Though the commissioners have no direct involvement in this event I think they will closely observe how it is being done and they are also hoping that it would be a big success to impress the IATF that basketball will not be a super spreader event once it resumes, of course with the compliance of the health and safety protocol.

Speaking of FIBA, we now have a chance to have a glimpse of Kai Sotto and company as they will be facing South Korea tomorrow.

Let us see if Kai deserves to be in the league of men as his handlers promised.

Good update, what channel can we see that game bro?

I'm not anymore updated with the FIBA as I'm busy betting on the NBA playoffs now, lol.. but I love to see how he can help his team.

I'm sure that we have free TV coverage of the Clark bubble bro, just turn-in to TV5 Sports channel  Smiley.

I think that crypto bookies will cover this event just like before so we could still make a bet for this one.

Against a Rattlif reinforced South Korea I think the Gilas Cadet would be a huge underdog in this match but still, it's exciting to watch the future of the PBA play.

That's the channel we can see this game, however, the odds is also available already.
https://sportsbet.io/sports/event/basketball/international/asia-cup-qualification/republic-of-korea-philippines-60c8878c409cee37894df6c7

Here's where to watch https://www.spin.ph/life/guide/where-to-watch-gilas-pilipinas-in-this-clark-bubble-a2437-20210614

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TV5 will broadcast all three Gilas Pilipinas games live on free TV straight from Clark starting on Wednesday.

Here's the schedule for the games which will be shown on the flagship channel:

June 16 (Wednesday)
6:00 p.m. - Korea vs Philippines

June 18 (Friday)
6:00 p.m. - Philippines vs Indonesia

June 20 (Sunday)
3:00 p.m. - Philippines vs Korea
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June 15, 2021, 07:37:15 AM
Meanwhile, there's still no update on the date of the opening of the PBA season.  Sad

Yes, still weird as the timeline should be June. They can't just say the opening will be next week lol.

There's not even much update now compare to the time when PBA doesn't have any signs of coming back. Maybe they are giving at least 2-3 weeks of practice to all teams? Correct me if I'm wrong but I think some teams aren't starting yet to their respective practice.

There is another new restriction qualification for the country and with that, I don't see any reason why PBA is taking too long to decide or if there's already a plan, no such announcement, and still a plan. I'm not in a rush though. Just noticed the lack of updates when everything is now going smoothly.

I think they will announce the update of the PBA opening after the 3rd window of FIBA Asia qualifier. Though the commissioners have no direct involvement in this event I think they will closely observe how it is being done and they are also hoping that it would be a big success to impress the IATF that basketball will not be a super spreader event once it resumes, of course with the compliance of the health and safety protocol.

Speaking of FIBA, we now have a chance to have a glimpse of Kai Sotto and company as they will be facing South Korea tomorrow.

Let us see if Kai deserves to be in the league of men as his handlers promised.

Good update, what channel can we see that game bro?

I'm not anymore updated with the FIBA as I'm busy betting on the NBA playoffs now, lol.. but I love to see how he can help his team.

I'm sure that we have free TV coverage of the Clark bubble bro, just turn-in to TV5 Sports channel  Smiley.

I think that crypto bookies will cover this event just like before so we could still make a bet for this one.

Against a Rattlif reinforced South Korea I think the Gilas Cadet would be a huge underdog in this match but still, it's exciting to watch the future of the PBA play.
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June 15, 2021, 07:16:29 AM
Meanwhile, there's still no update on the date of the opening of the PBA season.  Sad

Yes, still weird as the timeline should be June. They can't just say the opening will be next week lol.

There's not even much update now compare to the time when PBA doesn't have any signs of coming back. Maybe they are giving at least 2-3 weeks of practice to all teams? Correct me if I'm wrong but I think some teams aren't starting yet to their respective practice.

There is another new restriction qualification for the country and with that, I don't see any reason why PBA is taking too long to decide or if there's already a plan, no such announcement, and still a plan. I'm not in a rush though. Just noticed the lack of updates when everything is now going smoothly.

I think they will announce the update of the PBA opening after the 3rd window of FIBA Asia qualifier. Though the commissioners have no direct involvement in this event I think they will closely observe how it is being done and they are also hoping that it would be a big success to impress the IATF that basketball will not be a super spreader event once it resumes, of course with the compliance of the health and safety protocol.

Speaking of FIBA, we now have a chance to have a glimpse of Kai Sotto and company as they will be facing South Korea tomorrow.

Let us see if Kai deserves to be in the league of men as his handlers promised.

Good update, what channel can we see that game bro?

I'm not anymore updated with the FIBA as I'm busy betting on the NBA playoffs now, lol.. but I love to see how he can help his team.
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June 15, 2021, 06:25:53 AM
Meanwhile, there's still no update on the date of the opening of the PBA season.  Sad

Yes, still weird as the timeline should be June. They can't just say the opening will be next week lol.

There's not even much update now compare to the time when PBA doesn't have any signs of coming back. Maybe they are giving at least 2-3 weeks of practice to all teams? Correct me if I'm wrong but I think some teams aren't starting yet to their respective practice.

There is another new restriction qualification for the country and with that, I don't see any reason why PBA is taking too long to decide or if there's already a plan, no such announcement, and still a plan. I'm not in a rush though. Just noticed the lack of updates when everything is now going smoothly.

I think they will announce the update of the PBA opening after the 3rd window of FIBA Asia qualifier. Though the commissioners have no direct involvement in this event I think they will closely observe how it is being done and they are also hoping that it would be a big success to impress the IATF that basketball will not be a super spreader event once it resumes, of course with the compliance of the health and safety protocol.

Speaking of FIBA, we now have a chance to have a glimpse of Kai Sotto and company as they will be facing South Korea tomorrow.

Let us see if Kai deserves to be in the league of men as his handlers promised.
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June 14, 2021, 06:46:45 PM
Meanwhile, there's still no update on the date of the opening of the PBA season.  Sad

Yes, still weird as the timeline should be June. They can't just say the opening will be next week lol.

There's not even much update now compare to the time when PBA doesn't have any signs of coming back. Maybe they are giving at least 2-3 weeks of practice to all teams? Correct me if I'm wrong but I think some teams aren't starting yet to their respective practice.

There is another new restriction qualification for the country and with that, I don't see any reason why PBA is taking too long to decide or if there's already a plan, no such announcement, and still a plan. I'm not in a rush though. Just noticed the lack of updates when everything is now going smoothly.
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June 13, 2021, 03:20:07 PM
Kai Sotto is again in the Philippines as part of the Gilas.

https://www.spin.ph/basketball/fiba/kai-sotto-arrives-with-gilas-pilipinas-in-clark-a2437-20210613?ref=home_featured_big

We will see soon how he can apply his training in the US and will he be vital for the team's success.



Meanwhile, there's still no update on the date of the opening of the PBA season.  Sad

Good to know that he'll be playing for the national for sure his height can bring additional help for the gilas, With his trainings and the matureness that he already have now,

Kai have that qualification to stand there and give some lift inside from bth offense and defense, though depends from how the coaches will use him for the nationals.

While waiting for the announcement when PBA will be open, this Fiba games will give some entertainment for us.

Definitely, we don't have a big that is tall as him and this is the time for him to prove that he is not just all about hype but he is legit who can bring impact to the team or might lead the team to be more competitive and win.
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June 13, 2021, 10:47:06 AM
Kai Sotto is again in the Philippines as part of the Gilas.

https://www.spin.ph/basketball/fiba/kai-sotto-arrives-with-gilas-pilipinas-in-clark-a2437-20210613?ref=home_featured_big

We will see soon how he can apply his training in the US and will he be vital for the team's success.



Meanwhile, there's still no update on the date of the opening of the PBA season.  Sad

Good to know that he'll be playing for the national for sure his height can bring additional help for the gilas, With his trainings and the matureness that he already have now,

Kai have that qualification to stand there and give some lift inside from bth offense and defense, though depends from how the coaches will use him for the nationals.

While waiting for the announcement when PBA will be open, this Fiba games will give some entertainment for us.
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June 13, 2021, 08:26:02 AM
Kai Sotto is again in the Philippines as part of the Gilas.

https://www.spin.ph/basketball/fiba/kai-sotto-arrives-with-gilas-pilipinas-in-clark-a2437-20210613?ref=home_featured_big

We will see soon how he can apply his training in the US and will he be vital for the team's success.



Meanwhile, there's still no update on the date of the opening of the PBA season.  Sad
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June 12, 2021, 04:30:53 PM
I'm just curious why the PBA has said if the player wants out of the league, is it that the team and players side to settle? it's like the PBA holds the player's neck in every situation, all the trades and players being swap to other superpower teams like making the league unbalance and no competition, i think the rules need to change because at the end of the day this should be between the team and the owners the should be talking and not the league?
It's actually not the team that has a bind on the player but it's the PBA management that doesn't want to let go a player. They just want to let know that they should honor the contract that they have with the team and the player. But if they have seen that the team has allowed a player to get out, they should also allow them to get out if they have some opportunity that's knocking but no. They're the one who's stopping the player to get out of the league and it's like a closed place that no one shall get out.
The PBA cannot force him to play even if they have a contract, there must be a condition in the contract stating that "if a player will not finish the contract" he will have to pay something, that's why it was reported that the team abroad that is interested to sign him would like to buy out the contract, but the PBA still doesn't want to talk.
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June 12, 2021, 10:52:08 AM
I'm just curious why the PBA has said if the player wants out of the league, is it that the team and players side to settle? it's like the PBA holds the player's neck in every situation, all the trades and players being swap to other superpower teams like making the league unbalance and no competition, i think the rules need to change because at the end of the day this should be between the team and the owners the should be talking and not the league?
It's actually not the team that has a bind on the player but it's the PBA management that doesn't want to let go a player. They just want to let know that they should honor the contract that they have with the team and the player. But if they have seen that the team has allowed a player to get out, they should also allow them to get out if they have some opportunity that's knocking but no. They're the one who's stopping the player to get out of the league and it's like a closed place that no one shall get out.
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June 12, 2021, 09:58:05 AM

That is not called greedy, they are just protecting their interest because they are running a business and they want to ensure they are operating with a profit, if they will loosen their policy and will just easily allow players to sign with other leagues even still in contract, then they have to assurance of their future and PBA will fail.
That's how things works, if you are running a business you'll secure everything. Making sure that it will turned things on your favor and you'll not going to compromise whatever you have to continue moving forward.

In the other side, I see the point that since it's outside the country it only means that foreign leagues acknowledge the talent of our kababayan and that's something  to be proud of.

Though  both sides have their respective interpretations and we should move forward and wait for the league to begin.

They need guards, our guards are faster and better, so it's a chance for the good guards to play this team as the demand will continue. It started with Thirdy Ravena and they might see it as a success so they are adding some imports, something to be proud but the PBA is not happy with it.
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June 12, 2021, 09:41:54 AM

That is not called greedy, they are just protecting their interest because they are running a business and they want to ensure they are operating with a profit, if they will loosen their policy and will just easily allow players to sign with other leagues even still in contract, then they have to assurance of their future and PBA will fail.
That's how things works, if you are running a business you'll secure everything. Making sure that it will turned things on your favor and you'll not going to compromise whatever you have to continue moving forward.

In the other side, I see the point that since it's outside the country it only means that foreign leagues acknowledge the talent of our kababayan and that's something  to be proud of.

Though  both sides have their respective interpretations and we should move forward and wait for the league to begin.
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June 12, 2021, 08:36:57 AM
Yeah thats why they made a decision not to allow Ravena since they now this could possibly start their problem since this could make the fans turn off for seeing him leaving the league.

The Shiga signing is by surprise and out of the blue. And after just signing, Ravena will head right away to Japan with some unfinished business. That was unrespectful indeed for a professional player, who just sign a fresh agreement with NLEX and PBA, so the league takes action and I think what they did is right. Take note also that he agree to sign in Uniform Players' Contract (UPC) where he agrees that he won't be a move to another league.

If Ravena really talks to the PBA board prior to signing, there shouldn't be an issue now or the issue got settled behind the cameras. And he is silent about the issue, not because he was asked to do so or to not make any controversies, but I'm sure they admit there was a really a mistake on their part.

More importantly, I don't see his future bid on playing outside the country will be jeopardized. Time will heal everything and soon, his current contract will be restructured and modified so that he can now play outside without any questions.




I'm just curious why the PBA has said if the player wants out of the league, is it that the team and players side to settle? it's like the PBA holds the player's neck in every situation, all the trades and players being swap to other superpower teams like making the league unbalance and no competition, i think the rules need to change because at the end of the day this should be between the team and the owners the should be talking and not the league?
PBA are so greedy, they have to secure good players to remain on top of ahead of other league and we all know that there’s so much politics in PBA. Anyway, Kieffer should know this in the first place before agreeing to sign a contract into foreign league, but I guess if it’s a foreign league I believe we should support our local players and that contract should consider this as well, we need a big change to save basketball in our country. 

That is not called greedy, they are just protecting their interest because they are running a business and they want to ensure they are operating with a profit, if they will loosen their policy and will just easily allow players to sign with other leagues even still in contract, then they have to assurance of their future and PBA will fail.
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June 12, 2021, 08:23:18 AM
Yeah thats why they made a decision not to allow Ravena since they now this could possibly start their problem since this could make the fans turn off for seeing him leaving the league.

The Shiga signing is by surprise and out of the blue. And after just signing, Ravena will head right away to Japan with some unfinished business. That was unrespectful indeed for a professional player, who just sign a fresh agreement with NLEX and PBA, so the league takes action and I think what they did is right. Take note also that he agree to sign in Uniform Players' Contract (UPC) where he agrees that he won't be a move to another league.

If Ravena really talks to the PBA board prior to signing, there shouldn't be an issue now or the issue got settled behind the cameras. And he is silent about the issue, not because he was asked to do so or to not make any controversies, but I'm sure they admit there was a really a mistake on their part.

More importantly, I don't see his future bid on playing outside the country will be jeopardized. Time will heal everything and soon, his current contract will be restructured and modified so that he can now play outside without any questions.




I'm just curious why the PBA has said if the player wants out of the league, is it that the team and players side to settle? it's like the PBA holds the player's neck in every situation, all the trades and players being swap to other superpower teams like making the league unbalance and no competition, i think the rules need to change because at the end of the day this should be between the team and the owners the should be talking and not the league?
PBA are so greedy, they have to secure good players to remain on top of ahead of other league and we all know that there’s so much politics in PBA. Anyway, Kieffer should know this in the first place before agreeing to sign a contract into foreign league, but I guess if it’s a foreign league I believe we should support our local players and that contract should consider this as well, we need a big change to save basketball in our country. 
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June 12, 2021, 07:08:19 AM
This could jeopardize the league since japan is so active taking some good players around the globe just to boost up their market and the popularity of their league.

And the league would not allow that, that's why they are so strict because they really don't give a big salary so the star players will just stay.  Living in the Philippines is really good but if a player is seeking bigger pay, they could have to sacrifice all that for bigger dreams.

Yeah thats why they made a decision not to allow Ravena since they now this could possibly start their problem since this could make the fans turn off for seeing him leaving the league. PBA now is kinds boring so if one of their star left they might get less viewer compared seeing him doing some good competitive basketball to other team in the league. Maybe Ravena should try again once his contrsct expires.
If NLEX or other team if incase he will go to other PBA team can't match the monthly salary that Japan can give to him then I'm pretty sure that he will go and play with his brother after his contract. On the other hand though, its kinda good to see that the management didn't allow Ravena to leave because it will create a domino effect and it will have a huge impact in the league itself and in the future.. If they will just allow 1 player after another to play abroad then there is a chance that no one will watch the game anymore or worse we might see a league without any superstars.

PBA is all about business that is why it is boring already.

Others would think that the rules are not strictly implemented and there's a special treatment if other players will try but will not be approved. PBA just want to keep their star players so fans will continue to watch them, otherwise, they'll lose revenue also due to losing their fans, which is a big one, bigger than the contract of Ravena as it would affect the future of the league.
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June 12, 2021, 05:00:08 AM
This could jeopardize the league since japan is so active taking some good players around the globe just to boost up their market and the popularity of their league.

And the league would not allow that, that's why they are so strict because they really don't give a big salary so the star players will just stay.  Living in the Philippines is really good but if a player is seeking bigger pay, they could have to sacrifice all that for bigger dreams.

Yeah thats why they made a decision not to allow Ravena since they now this could possibly start their problem since this could make the fans turn off for seeing him leaving the league. PBA now is kinds boring so if one of their star left they might get less viewer compared seeing him doing some good competitive basketball to other team in the league. Maybe Ravena should try again once his contrsct expires.
If NLEX or other team if incase he will go to other PBA team can't match the monthly salary that Japan can give to him then I'm pretty sure that he will go and play with his brother after his contract. On the other hand though, its kinda good to see that the management didn't allow Ravena to leave because it will create a domino effect and it will have a huge impact in the league itself and in the future.. If they will just allow 1 player after another to play abroad then there is a chance that no one will watch the game anymore or worse we might see a league without any superstars.

PBA is all about business that is why it is boring already.
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June 11, 2021, 07:42:27 PM
I'm just curious why the PBA has said if the player wants out of the league, is it that the team and players side to settle?

What I disagree with is the draft-dodging rule. In case of Kiefer Ravena, it's different and as I said, there is no proper settlement.

PBA can live without Ravena but everything should be done professionally.

...because at the end of the day this should be between the team and the owners the should be talking and not the league?

Definitely and obviously, it's not how the agreement should be. If that is, then why there's a league in the first place if team owners are free to decide whenever they want. There should be a consultation first as that was even the part of the agreement when the team enters the league.

...it's like the PBA holds the player's neck in every situation, all the trades and players being swap to other superpower teams like making the league unbalance and no competition,

We should exclude that from Kiefer Ravena's case.
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June 11, 2021, 07:23:11 PM
Yeah thats why they made a decision not to allow Ravena since they now this could possibly start their problem since this could make the fans turn off for seeing him leaving the league.

The Shiga signing is by surprise and out of the blue. And after just signing, Ravena will head right away to Japan with some unfinished business. That was unrespectful indeed for a professional player, who just sign a fresh agreement with NLEX and PBA, so the league takes action and I think what they did is right. Take note also that he agree to sign in Uniform Players' Contract (UPC) where he agrees that he won't be a move to another league.

If Ravena really talks to the PBA board prior to signing, there shouldn't be an issue now or the issue got settled behind the cameras. And he is silent about the issue, not because he was asked to do so or to not make any controversies, but I'm sure they admit there was a really a mistake on their part.

More importantly, I don't see his future bid on playing outside the country will be jeopardized. Time will heal everything and soon, his current contract will be restructured and modified so that he can now play outside without any questions.




I'm just curious why the PBA has said if the player wants out of the league, is it that the team and players side to settle? it's like the PBA holds the player's neck in every situation, all the trades and players being swap to other superpower teams like making the league unbalance and no competition, i think the rules need to change because at the end of the day this should be between the team and the owners the should be talking and not the league?
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June 11, 2021, 06:53:44 PM
Yeah thats why they made a decision not to allow Ravena since they now this could possibly start their problem since this could make the fans turn off for seeing him leaving the league.

The Shiga signing is by surprise and out of the blue. And after just signing, Ravena will head right away to Japan with some unfinished business. That was unrespectful indeed for a professional player, who just sign a fresh agreement with NLEX and PBA, so the league takes action and I think what they did is right. Take note also that he agree to sign in Uniform Players' Contract (UPC) where he agrees that he won't be a move to another league.

If Ravena really talks to the PBA board prior to signing, there shouldn't be an issue now or the issue got settled behind the cameras. And he is silent about the issue, not because he was asked to do so or to not make any controversies, but I'm sure they admit there was a really a mistake on their part.

More importantly, I don't see his future bid on playing outside the country won't be jeopardized. Time will heal everything and soon, his current contract will be restructured and modified so that he can now play outside without any questions.




As per them they have talked about that but not on a legal way, and now Ravena have to follow the contract to avoid any problem in the future. We have to respect the rules of the league despite of its current situation, since we know that the PBA is having so much issues before. Japan league already give way I guess because of this contract issues, this is a wake up call for every player not to sign a contract without fully understanding on every terms and conditions, now he have to wait until the contract ends.
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June 11, 2021, 06:28:46 PM
Yeah thats why they made a decision not to allow Ravena since they now this could possibly start their problem since this could make the fans turn off for seeing him leaving the league.

The Shiga signing is by surprise and out of the blue. And after just signing, Ravena will head right away to Japan with some unfinished business. That was unrespectful indeed for a professional player, who just sign a fresh agreement with NLEX and PBA, so the league takes action and I think what they did is right. Take note also that he agree to sign in Uniform Players' Contract (UPC) where he agrees that he won't be a move to another league.

If Ravena really talks to the PBA board prior to signing, there shouldn't be an issue now or the issue got settled behind the cameras. And he is silent about the issue, not because he was asked to do so or to not make any controversies, but I'm sure they admit there was a really a mistake on their part.

More importantly, I don't see his future bid on playing outside the country will be jeopardized. Time will heal everything and soon, his current contract will be restructured and modified so that he can now play outside without any questions.



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