Kobe Bryant hitting a jumper over rookie Jordan Clarkson, Fil-Am Clarkson fell down from the move of Black Mamba and told him “Don’t hurt yourself’.
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"Don't hurt yourself" – Kobe Bryant going baseline at practice #lakers #LakeShow
Congratulations Team USA for winning the 2014 FIBA World Championship for Women held in Istanbul, Turkey. USA defeated Spain, 77-64 in the Final Game to take the crown.
Watch USA vs Spain Highlights Video
The 40th Season of the Philippine Basketball Association starts on October 19, 2014, 1:30pm at the biggest indoor arena in the World, the Philippine Arena in Bocaue, Bulacan which can seat 50,000 PBA Fans.
First matchup of the 2014-2015 Philippine Cup will be the 2 new teams in the PBA: Kia Sorento vs Blackwater Elite at 3pm to be followed by Talk N Text Tropang Texters vs Barangay Ginebra San Miguel at 5:15pm.
Which teams are you excited to see play in the new PBA season?
We keep on repeating and repeating why some Fil-Ams (or Fil-Foreigners) are ineligible to play for Gilas Pilipinas. Most think that if someone is a Fil-Am or part Filipino, they can automatically play for Gilas Pilipinas. If someone asks again, please just refer to this post. Thank you!
List of Fil-Ams Ineligible for Gilas Pilipinas
-Jordan Clarkson (Born in Tampa, Florida)
-Jason Brickman (Born in San Antonio, Texas)
-Stephen Holt (Born in Portland, Oregon)
-Chris Ellis (Born in Oceanside, California)
We all have been watching and reading comments by many so called experts calling on the resignation of Gilas Pilipinas Head Coach Chot Reyes.
We would like to hear the side of others who want to retain Chot Reyes as Gilas Pilipinas Coach. Why should he be retained as Gilas Pilipinas Coach?
Gilas Pilipinas participated in the 2014 Asian Games in Incheon, South Korea and finished 7th Place.
Record: 3 wins, 4 losses
Player Statistics
(1) Marcus Douthit – 12.7ppg, 8rpg, 1.8bpg
(2) LA Tenorio – 10.1ppg, 3.1rpg, 1.8apg, 1.5spg (13/23 from 3)
(3) Ranidel de Ocampo – 9.6ppg, 4.2rpg, 2.1apg
(4) Jimmy Alapag – 8.7ppg, 2.1apg (12/21 from 3)
(5) Jeff Chan – 7.3ppg
2014 Asian Games Basketball Results
South Korea defeated Iran, 79-77
October 3 – Incheon, South Korea
Game Highlights:
-Taejong Moon led South Korea with 19 points
-Jongkyu Kim contributed 17 points for the host team
-Sungmin Cho with 16 points
Ateneo had the chance to force overtime or make a three-pointer for the win but the shot of Kiefer Ravena was blocked by Alfred Aroga of NU as the No. 4 seed Bulldogs eliminate the Ateneo Blue Eagles, 65-63.
2014 Asian Games Men’s Basketball Game Results
October 1, 2014 – Incheon, South Korea
Ranking for 7th Place Results
–Philippines defeated Mongolia, 84-68
Top Scorer: Ranidel de Ocampo – 25 points
Read Recap: Asian Games Results: Gilas Pilipinas defeats Mongolia, settles for 7th Place
Ranking for 5th Place Results
–China defeated Qatar, 70-60
Top Scorer: Ailun Guo and Tailong Zhao – 15 points each
Semifinals Results
–South Korea defeated Japan, 71-63