Gilas Pilipinas Basketball

8 Responses to 2016 FIBA World Olympic Qualifying Tournament

1. fred says:

   October 5, 2015 at 1:36 pm

   Ano ba ang reality?? If we can’t beat China what next for qualifying?

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   • Bryant says:

     October 7, 2015 at 8:29 am

     sa pagka alam ko ang FIBA ASIA Champ ang automatic mag qualify sa Olympic pero di pa sarado ang goal ng Gilas sa Olympic dahil may magaganap pa na mga laro at yun ay gaganapin sa July 2016 at kasali ang Gilas sa lalaro, at pinaka mabigat na kalaban jan ay Iran, pero kung papalarin ang Gilas sa Wildcard Olympic Qualifier Tournament na yan makakalaro pa rin ang Gilas Pilipinas sa RIO.

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     • BestPhilippines says:

       October 7, 2015 at 9:22 am

       Hindi po Iran ang pinakamabigat na kalaban, isha-shuffle ang mga teams sa tatlong grupo, at kung sino ang may pinakamagandang standing kada grupo ‘yon ang tatlong teams na qualified sa Rio Olympics.

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2. cody says:

   October 7, 2015 at 7:11 am

   Blatche 6’11″C
   Fajardo 6’11″C
   Aguilar 6’10″PF
   Rosaro 6’7″pf
   Deocampo 6’6″pf
   Paras 6’7″sf
   Norwood 6’6″sf
   Clarkson 6’5″g
   Park 6’4″g
   Lee 6’1 g
   Romeo 6’0″g
   Castro 5’11 g

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   • cody says:

     October 7, 2015 at 7:16 am

     Kailangan ang mga medyo bata para matuto sa png international

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   • Kepoy Kapoy says:

     October 7, 2015 at 10:08 am

     Blatche – C
     Fajardo – C
     Aguilar – PF
     K. Williams or Almazan – PF
     De Ocampo – SF
     Norwood – SF
     Clarkson – SF
     Parks – SF/SG
     Abueva – SG
     Lee – SG
     Castro – PG
     Romeo – PG

     Kung maayos na ang papeles ni Tautuaa na maging Fil-Foreigner, pwede sya sa PF.
     Masyado pang bata si Kobe sa 2016.
     Sana maayos na ang lagay ni Kelly Williams sa 2016. Kailangan ng Gilas ang high leaper sa team para sa dagdag depensa at rebound.

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3. BestPhilippines says:

   October 7, 2015 at 1:26 pm

   Andray “Big Dray” Blatche 6’11 Center/Forward
   Japeth Aguilar 6’8 3/4 Power Forward (blocking and spacing)
   Kobe Paras (6’6″) needs to hone skills first, so, go for Clarkson (6’5″)
   Marcio Lassiter 6’2″ Shooting Guard (best shooter and good defender)
   Jayson Castro-William 5’10” Point Guard (quickness and playmaking skills)

   Terrence Romeo (5’10 1/2″) or Kevin Alas (6’0″) for Point Guard
   Ray Parks Jr 6’3″ Shooting Guard (upgraded version of Abueva)
   Gabe Norwood 6’5″ Guard/Forward (best wing defender)
   Troy Rosario 6’7″ Power Forward (can run, rebound and shoot outside)
   June Mar Fajardo 6’9 1/2″ Center (most dominant local player)
   Kevin Ferrer 6’4″ Guard/Forward (young, athletic defender and shooter)
   K. Williams 6’4 1/2 (toughness, he’s bulkier), or I. Sangalang 6’6 3/4″

   Reserves:
   Intal 6’4″ or Guevarra 6’2 1/2 (role players can run, cut and shoot 3s)
   Moala Tautuaa 6’7″ Power Forward (in case Blatche gets injured)

   – list contains the actual/official height of each players
   – no Lee-Dalistan because he’s a bit slow and has no defense
   – no Pingris or Abueva, we need to practise playing with more height

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4. yovanna says:

   October 16, 2015 at 6:47 am

   Maglalaro ba si Blatche?

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