Topic: 2022–23 PBA Commissioner's Cup - page 639. (Read 101137 times)

Just a fair sanction, at least this will send a message to him that since he is a foreigner, he needs to be careful with regards to giving negative comment, otherwise, another sanction will come to him and he might be ban in the PBA.


It was just an article, I didn't find a video either.

Update for Baldwin controversy.

https://www.pba.ph/news/pba-fines-tab-baldwin-p75-000

I can't find the video of the podcast were this issue started or I am missing something.

On the latest news:

Abueva vows to play with same energy, but minus antics, once ban is lifted


I hope he will do what he promised once the ban is lifted, if he can't come back this season then maybe we will see him in next season and for a Abueva to change, I would say that the PBA organization did the right thing to discipline players who violated the PBA rules.

On the other hand.

PBA officials convene to discuss sanctions against Tab Baldwin

That simple comment of coach Tab seems like it hurt the organization, and now they are planning to sanction him for his bad comment about the league policy on imports.

I guess we will know what sanction they will impose to him today.

And the fact that Cebu shifted back to ECQ, it means that there is always a possibility that the same will happen to Manila if the high rate of infection will continue.

Since August is the timeline for PBA to announce their final decision, I doubt they can resume this year. It's just around less than 2 months to go. PBA still needs more time to prepare even they are now allowed to resume so let's say if we will base it on how NBA works on their resume, it's 2 months after the decision. That's why PBA choose August so at least they can resume on either by September or October, enough to finish one conference by end of the year.

Still hoping though that we can see a decline in numbers within a month.


They didn't disclose their strategy but the health guidelines they proposed were received positively based on informal talks with the IATF.

However, as I also mentioned too on my other post, the approval will still subject to the quarantine level status of Metro Manila.

Yeah.
After the official announcement today's night that Metro Manila will still remain as GCQ.
Any thoughts about the chances of PBA returning this year?

I'm confused because even though Metro Manila remain that way, I can't let the fact the consistency of increasing positive cases everyday. Still terrifying.

If PBA will return...
I hope they have the best strategy to work things great.

Even before Junemar graduated college in University of Cebu, there's a buzz in town that San Miguel already own Fajardo lol. When Fajardo graduated college, he did not join the draft yet because San Miguel did not own the first over-all pick yet (my theory  ) so to keep him active they sign him on the ABL. In 2012, SMC paved the way by trading their veterans including the Cebuano Hotshot, Dondon Hontiveros to Barako Bull in exchange for the number one over-all pick and the rest is history lol.

There's no problem with us fans, we can wait, but the problem is within the organization, people will lose their job and we know at this very tough time, we can't lose a source of income. PBA players might not be affected because they are big earners but low earner people or those who are just earning a minimum salary within the organization, they are the ones who will be heavily affected.

Let us also consider PBA's contribution to the government financially when they return, so I guess if we will weigh between the negative and the positive effect, I think making PBA resume will give more benefit in overall.

I think we can see more cases to follow in the next days or weeks because even in my region there have been report of local transmission. I don't mind as well when will it really resume but hoping we can hear about that one as well. I think even if next year or if there's a vaccine available before it resume I think fans can wait.

Today, June 15th, Pres. Duterte will address the nation on whether or not to tighten or ease the lockdown restrictions in Metro Manila and other parts of the country. Daily reported cases since June are averaging around 500+ on which half of it mostly came from the capital, Manila.

With that reason alone, there is no chance that we might experience a less strict quarantine status. That will also affect the decision of PBA whether to still push the idea of resuming the league or make it completely canceled this year. June 15, July 15, August 15, only a few months to go before the PBA decision and hard to believed we will see a few reported numbers in the next months. I don't mind now if PBA will come back or not. I'm more hoping first for the decrease in daily reported cases.

https://www.thestar.com.my/aseanplus/aseanplus-news/2020/06/14/covid-19-cases-in-philippines-rise-to-25930-539-new-cases-duterte-to-decide-on-lockdown-on-monday-june-15

PBA will not die, it's impossible don't worry even they will remain suspended for years. They are backed by large companies and can go back anytime they want. But the problem here is the approval from IATF. They can't just say "we want to resume". They need to propose their plan to IATF and wait for approval. As of now, what they are seeking to be approved is for teams to allowed to resume their practice.

We don't have the same quarantine status compare to other countries wherein they are allowed to resume their leagues, whatever the number of cases, as long as they will be approved by their government. Here in PH, allowed activities are based on what is covered to the quarantine status. To be specific, large sports events are not allowed during GCQ. They will only be allowed if Manila shifted to MGCQ which is unlikely to happen for now considering the daily confirmed case rates.

I also doubt that they will be given special consideration if PBA wants to resume under GCQ. That's why I also mentioned a few pages back if they can consider resuming outside Manila. But that will be a hassle process starting from choosing the event location, facilities, etc. I have never read any news too about some of their proposed plans like no audience, how the players will be quarantined, safety protocols, etc. so I guess they will just wait for IATF to approve large sports events (I understand though because of budget concerns), totally different to the eagerness of other leagues to resume on different countries even they have large confirmed cases compare to us.

Coach Yeng Yao of NLEX is in favor of resuming pba season season, he is more concern on the job of the people working in the organization.

here's the story.

Yeng Guiao warns PBA jobs at risk if games don't resume soon

his statement :


I agree with him and that's the reason why I believe soon PBA will resume as this business will die if they will not be allowed to come back soon.
PBA is the biggest sports organization in our country, and they also contribute on taxes revenue of the government so I guess they are vital for the recovery of the economy.

TBH I am not aware that Fajardo started with ABL, I thought after college he was drafted by the SMB.
You are right, if Fajardo was not given good minutes in the PBA, he would not become the best player in the league now as this guy is not really a born basketball player, he started late in basketball already unlike other kids that from elementary, they already have a proper training on basketball.

Fajardo got the gift which is the height but he give his best to improve himself as a big man, and now he is unstoppable in the PBA.

One import is enough, coach Tab is wrong with saying more import is better although he will explain his side but the damage has been done.
He has to be careful with his words as he is the one who is going to handle the Gilas Pilipinas, so it's very discouraging to the local players.

Same here. How could you develop your local players if they kept on sitting on the bench.

Just take a look at our Philippine team in the ABL, correct me if i'm wrong, they've got three imports and playing heavy minutes so what's left for the locals. Also, Fajardo did came from ABL before being drafted in the PBA and only a few people notice his potential because of the lack of playing time there.

Now coach Tab want a meeting with the PBA to explain his side .

https://www.spin.ph/basketball/pba/tab-baldwin-reaches-out-seeks-audience-with-pba-hierarchy-a793-20200613?ref=home_hybrid_1

And it seems like Karma has hit coach Tab about his comment, people does not like his comment. 

Tab Baldwin faces fine, suspension after officiating, PBA format rant

I would love this also but PBA is a business, if all Filipino are playing, they might not able to get more viewers or attendees in the game. I'm pretty sure they have studied that already, and since they have been operating for many years, it's always safe to assume that it's the recipe of their success.

I like a no import game so I'm against coach Tab on this also, although I admire him as a coach as he has really managed well the Gilas Pilipinas team way back, it's different if we get a foreigner coach and we get him involve in the system compared to the true blooded Filipino who thinks of the culture of the Philippines.

I don't know why the PBA prefer to have more conference with imports and only one season which is all Filipino, I think it would be better if we only have conference with import.

Good news when the season returns.

PBA sticking to same format if Philippine Cup allowed to resume


We will now enjoy the full schedule of the Philippine Cup and I'm really happy about this news as we will see more actions from our local players.

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While on the other news.

PBA's single-import conferences 'a big mistake,' says Tab Baldwin

I think I am with Al Chua with this one.

'Tatlong imports? E di hindi na nakalaro mga locals'

Abueva needs to comply no question about that, but it's a while and there's a need for them to re-evaluates Calvin's case as he also have
family to support and without any assurance that he can still go back and play, he's family are also affected.

He's behaviors though might be the main concern but the sanctions that being implied to him might be enough. He's present to this league
adds spice as fans loves him for what he does inside the court.

I am not going to talk about the PBA cause this is just an honest question, honest to goodness curiosity. The two other leagues that I think of the Maharlika Pilipinas Basketball League and the ASEAN Basketball League. Since, I think, we don't have any separate threads here. I am curious whether there's betting going on - crypto or fiat, that is happening around. Is it local or is there like a system that like multiple cities system of betting.