PBA na ulit... (continued)

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Yan Ang bago, but Mas maganda yun deal ng ginebra. Villanueva for tenorio but mikee was asking to add mike Cortez...I think ginebra should give up Cortez if they can get casio

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pag natuloy yung trade sa taas..

alaska will end up with jv casio
global port with willie miller
barako bull with barroca
bmeg with tenorio

gusto daw kasi makuha ni tim cone si tenorio..

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^if Romero accept that trade, this will be the most stupid deal of his...

Casio then miller Lang makukuha?


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[flakez]

^if Romero accept that trade, this will be the most stupid deal of his...

Casio then miller Lang makukuha?


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hahaha. olats pa si miller. pagdating sa crucial minutes ng finals hindi na maka shoot kahit freethrow. hehehe

[ZENMasterTYL]

hahaha. olats pa si miller. pagdating sa crucial minutes ng finals hindi na maka shoot kahit freethrow. hehehe

kinakapos na eh. taba kasi

[Ry_Tower]

^if Romero accept that trade, this will be the most stupid deal of his...

Casio then miller Lang makukuha?


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Problem is baka ma-pressure, rookie eh.

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eto na..

what the.. kinuha na naman nang petron si wesley.. sayang si hontiveros.. nawala sa picture ang Bmeg..

PBA Office of the Commissioner APPROVED TRADES as of August 31, 2012:
1. BARAKO - GINEBRA trade: a. BARAKO acquired the rights to Enrico Villanueva, b. GINEBRA acquired the rights to Willie Miller;
2. GINEBRA - GLOBAL PORT trade: a. GINEBRA acquired the rights to JV Casio, b. GLOBAL PORT acquired the rights to Willie Miller plus GINEBRA'S 2014 1st rd pick;
3. ALASKA - GINEBRA trade: a. ALASKA acquired the rights to JV Casio plus GINEBRA'S 2015 2nd rd pick, b. GINEBRA acquired the rights to LA Tenorio;
4. ALASKA - PETRON trade: a. ALASKA acquired the rights to Dondon Hontiveros, b. PETRON acquired the rights to Wesley Gonzales and Hans Paul Thiele

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eto na..

what the.. kinuha na naman nang petron si wesley.. sayang si hontiveros.. nawala sa picture ang Bmeg..

oo nga. wala naman na ginagawa ata yan. wala naman nagawang matino sa petron tong trade na to. parang ginawa lang talaga para tulungan ginebra makuha si LA.

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correct.. binitawan na nila dati si wesley tapos kinuha ulit.. tapos yang si thiele.. 2010 pa yata na draft yan di naman nakakapag laro.. tapos ang nawala si hontiveros.. tsk tsk tsk..

alaska pinaka maganda nakuha.. jv casio + hontiveros + 2nd rnd pick from ginebra..

global port naman.. pano yun wala na sila pointguard.. matanda na si miller..

Ginebra got Tenorio.. eh puro pointguard na nga don.. nandon pa si cortez, si jayjay..

mukhang hindi pa tapos tong mga trades na to.. abangan..

oo nga. wala naman na ginagawa ata yan. wala naman nagawang matino sa petron tong trade na to. parang ginawa lang talaga para tulungan ginebra makuha si LA.

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But As far as in PBA Meralco still has asi's rights...


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correct he can't play sa ibang pba teams.. he has to sit out 1 year..

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Former PBA top pick Aguilar tries out for NBA D-League (VIDEO) | Team Pilipinas

Former PBA top pick Aguilar tries out for NBA D-League

LOS ANGELES, California – Former Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) No. 1 draft pick Japeth Aguilar is still pursuing his dream of making it to the top league in the world, the National Basketball Association (NBA).

The 25-year-old Aguilar was taken with the top pick by Burger King in the 2009 PBA Rookie Draft.

He is currently in the United States and for the past two days, the 6-foot-9 Aguilar has been trying out for an NBA Development League (D-League) team, the Bakersfield Jam, in east Los Angeles.

The Jam is the minor league affiliate for the NBA's Atlanta Hawks, Los Angeles Clippers, Phoenix Suns and Toronto Raptors.

More than 80 basketball players attended the open try-out, which was then whittled down to the best 20 players on Sunday.

Aguilar was one of the 20 chosen players who also played in a scrimmage. Though his team lost, the Filipino player stood out with 10 points on five-of-nine shooting, while also grabbing four rebounds and blocking five shots.

Coaches in attendance praised Aguilar's performance, with Jam headcoach Will Voigt saying he sees a lot of potential for the former Smart Gilas Pilipinas mainstay.

"He's been playing as a four or a five (power forward or center) in the Philippines, so we'll have to transition him into a three (small forward). It' going to be a process for him," Voigt said.

"But he's shown flashes throughout the weekend that makes you want to see more."

Assistant head coach John Bryant called Aguilar a "very intriguing prospect," but also brought up some issues that has dogged the player since he came out of Western Kentucky University in 2009.

"I think right now he's a little too passive," Bryant said. "He needs to be the man, and mix that with some aggression."

"I want to see him throw an elbow or something. Get out of his shell a little and play loose. I think he'll really be something special," he added.

This is the second time that Aguilar has tried out for the NBA D-League. He first tried out in 2009 but was not picked in the D-League draft.

With his PBA contract having expired, Aguilar is hopeful that he will become the first Filipino to make it to the NBA.

"It was going to be now or never," Aguilar said. "If it's not for me, then at least I tried. I don't want to have any regrets, so I just want to try."

The Bakersfield Jam will not make a roster decision until mid-October. Until then, Aguilar said he is training in the gym everyday to try and improve his game.

Aguilar's agent said they have also scheduled a planned workout for him with the San Antonio Spurs on Wednesday and are trying to get a workout with the Orlando Magic later this week.

http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/video/spo...okEX4LNQW6hIOe

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http://www.teampilipinas.info/2012/0...s-out-for.html

Former PBA top pick Aguilar tries out for NBA D-League

LOS ANGELES, California – Former Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) No. 1 draft pick Japeth Aguilar is still pursuing his dream of making it to the top league in the world, the National Basketball Association (NBA).

The 25-year-old Aguilar was taken with the top pick by Burger King in the 2009 PBA Rookie Draft.

He is currently in the United States and for the past two days, the 6-foot-9 Aguilar has been trying out for an NBA Development League (D-League) team, the Bakersfield Jam, in east Los Angeles.

The Jam is the minor league affiliate for the NBA's Atlanta Hawks, Los Angeles Clippers, Phoenix Suns and Toronto Raptors.

More than 80 basketball players attended the open try-out, which was then whittled down to the best 20 players on Sunday.

Aguilar was one of the 20 chosen players who also played in a scrimmage. Though his team lost, the Filipino player stood out with 10 points on five-of-nine shooting, while also grabbing four rebounds and blocking five shots.

Coaches in attendance praised Aguilar's performance, with Jam headcoach Will Voigt saying he sees a lot of potential for the former Smart Gilas Pilipinas mainstay.

"He's been playing as a four or a five (power forward or center) in the Philippines, so we'll have to transition him into a three (small forward). It' going to be a process for him," Voigt said.

"But he's shown flashes throughout the weekend that makes you want to see more."

Assistant head coach John Bryant called Aguilar a "very intriguing prospect," but also brought up some issues that has dogged the player since he came out of Western Kentucky University in 2009.

"I think right now he's a little too passive," Bryant said. "He needs to be the man, and mix that with some aggression."

"I want to see him throw an elbow or something. Get out of his shell a little and play loose. I think he'll really be something special," he added.

This is the second time that Aguilar has tried out for the NBA D-League. He first tried out in 2009 but was not picked in the D-League draft.

With his PBA contract having expired, Aguilar is hopeful that he will become the first Filipino to make it to the NBA.

"It was going to be now or never," Aguilar said. "If it's not for me, then at least I tried. I don't want to have any regrets, so I just want to try."

The Bakersfield Jam will not make a roster decision until mid-October. Until then, Aguilar said he is training in the gym everyday to try and improve his game.

Aguilar's agent said they have also scheduled a planned workout for him with the San Antonio Spurs on Wednesday and are trying to get a workout with the Orlando Magic later this week.

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Former PBA top pick Aguilar tries out for NBA D-League (VIDEO) | Team Pilipinas



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Yan nama talaga problem niya, hindi aggresive. Dapat yung parang si Bynum nung rookie, dunked on Shaq and had a shoving match.

[chua_riwap]

Di nga umubra sa pba eh sa nba d-league lpa.
Pero malay natin. Baka swertihin siya.

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baka sakali.. halimbawa yung mga places na madaming pinoy.. malaking hatak yan kung may player na pinoy.. kahit banko..

[flakez]

mukhang tuloy yung workout niya sa Spurs.

Spurs To Workout Japeth Aguilar - RealGM Wiretap

Spurs To Workout Japeth Aguilar
Sep 10, 2012 4:45 PM EDT


The San Antonio Spurs will workout Japeth Aguilar.

Aguilar is a former No. 1 draft pick of the Philippine Basketball Association.

Aguilar played collegiately at Western Kentucky for two seasons and is 6-9, 225 lb. forward.

Via Jeff Garcia/Project Spurs

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San Mig Coffee walks out of tuneup match against Alaska (VIDEO) | Team Pilipinas

San Mig Coffee walks out of tuneup match against Alaska

It turns out that coffee and milk don’t always make for a perfect combination.

San Mig Coffee walked out of its tuneup match against Alaska on Tuesday at the Reyes Gym after Mixers coach Tim Cone disagreed with a call by the referees.

The Aces were leading 63-50 in the third quarter when San Mig Coffee forward Jerwin Gaco was thrown out of the game for warding off with his elbow against Alaska’s Eddie Laure. Cone vehemently protested the call before leading his team out of the court.

“Cone proceeds to Alaska bench, shakes hands of Aces coaching staff. Tapos ang laro,” wrote veteran journalist Dennis Principe on his Twitter account, where he provided updates on the game.

Cone refused to take calls by InterAKTV on the matter.

Alaska coach Luigi Trillo, meanwhile, said the call on Gaco was correct, saying that it really was flagrant.

It marked the second straight day with a tuneup game involving a PBA team being halted. On Monday, a tuneup game between Barangay Ginebra San Miguel and the Qatar national team was stopped after an altercation between Kerby Raymundo and a Qatari center.

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San Mig Coffee walks out of tuneup match against Alaska (VIDEO) | Team Pilipinas

San Mig Coffee walks out of tuneup match against Alaska

It turns out that coffee and milk don’t always make for a perfect combination.

San Mig Coffee walked out of its tuneup match against Alaska on Tuesday at the Reyes Gym after Mixers coach Tim Cone disagreed with a call by the referees.

The Aces were leading 63-50 in the third quarter when San Mig Coffee forward Jerwin Gaco was thrown out of the game for warding off with his elbow against Alaska’s Eddie Laure. Cone vehemently protested the call before leading his team out of the court.

“Cone proceeds to Alaska bench, shakes hands of Aces coaching staff. Tapos ang laro,” wrote veteran journalist Dennis Principe on his Twitter account, where he provided updates on the game.

Cone refused to take calls by InterAKTV on the matter.

Alaska coach Luigi Trillo, meanwhile, said the call on Gaco was correct, saying that it really was flagrant.

It marked the second straight day with a tuneup game involving a PBA team being halted. On Monday, a tuneup game between Barangay Ginebra San Miguel and the Qatar national team was stopped after an altercation between Kerby Raymundo and a Qatari center.

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PBA: Bolts get Salvacion, Sharma from Barako for Ballesteros | Sports | GMA News Online | The Go-To Site for Filipinos Everywhere

PBA: Bolts get Salvacion, Sharma from Barako for Ballesteros

In a move to shore up their frontline, the Meralco Bolts made a trade with the Barako Bull, sending the Energy project center Jason Ballesteros, while taking back Sunday Salvacion and Carlos Sharma.

The 6'7" Ballesteros, who was selected seventh over-all at the 2011 PBA Draft, played limited minutes with the Bolts, averaging 1.33 points, 2.33 rebounds, and 0.33 blocks in 8.33 minutes in three games played.

In trading away Ballesteros, Meralco got 6'6" center Carlo Sharma who averaged 2.67 points, 1.5 rebounds in 8.17 minutes in six games played with Barako. Sharma once posted a high of 8.88 points and 4.51 rebounds in 41 games in the 2008-2009 season when the franchise was still named Red Bull.

The Bolts also got 6'3" small forward Sunday Salvacion. The nine-year veteran posted an average of 3.4 points, 0.4 rebounds, 0.2 assists in 11.4 minutes in the five games he played with Barako. It has been a steady decline in numbers for Salvacion, who once averaged a high of 10.63 points and five rebounds with the Barangay Ginebra Kings in the 2006-2007 season.