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10-16-2010, 02:35 AM #401
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10-16-2010, 04:16 PM #402C.I.A.
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grabe rajud. . maytag nag player sad na sila sah,para mka hibaw sila, ,kung nganong mo react. .
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10-17-2010, 03:05 PM #403C.I.A.
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Dili ko ganahan anag ilang NEW rules sa technical Fouls, na sobrahan ra pud...tsk tsk..
Dugaya sa NBA oi...forever...
Ga lantaw na lang ko ug MLB ron, also I've been checking Jon Scheyer from The '10 NCAA champ Duke Bluedevils. I still can't believe na he went undrafted this year. Then he was waived by the Clippers. Wala tawon team karon, wala pud ka kadunog about sa Europe mo dula..
I've been observing this forums as basketball, kabantay ko wala'y thread sa US Collegiate Basketball, walay interesado diri. I don't want to start a thread na wala pud ganahan. Mostly NBA ra jud focus. Basog naa na thread wala lang ko kabantay...
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10-17-2010, 08:48 PM #404
^try to search daw colb... wala sad ko kabantay pero wala sad ko mu search.. gamay background about the college hoops but its mainly NBA here...
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10-18-2010, 02:52 AM #405They'd rather watch UAAP and cheer obnoxiously for either Ateneo or La Salle even though they don't go to that school ..
Originally Posted by colby
I've been observing this forums as basketball, kabantay ko wala'y thread sa US Collegiate Basketball, walay interesado diri. I don't want to start a thread na wala pud ganahan. Mostly NBA ra jud focus. Basog naa na thread wala lang ko kabantay...
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10-22-2010, 10:43 AM #406C.I.A.
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miami ghapon ko, maura ug klaro na
mo champion this coming season..
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10-22-2010, 05:35 PM #407C.I.A.
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NBA wants marked drop in player costs
NEW YORK -- NBA commissioner David Stern said Thursday there was no quantifiable progress in collective bargaining talks over the summer, and the league revealed it is seeking a reduction in player salary costs by about one-third.
Stern said the league wants player costs to drop $750 million to $800 million. Deputy commissioner Adam Silver said the NBA spends about $2.1 billion annually in player salaries and benefits.
"We would like to get profitable, have a return on investment," Stern said. "There's a swing of somewhere in the neighborhood of $750 to $800 million that we would like to change. That's our story and we're sticking with it."
Stern and Silver spoke after completing two days of meetings with league owners, who are seeking major changes to the current CBA that expires June 30. Silver said the league has told the union that owners are in a "diseconomic situation," with projected league-wide losses of about $340 million to $350 million this season.
Though season ticket sales are up, both insisted that no matter how well the league does at the box office, it won't change the fact that an overhaul is necessary to a system in which the players receive 57 percent of basketball-related income.
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10-22-2010, 07:08 PM #408C.I.A.
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impeach stern
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10-23-2010, 07:53 AM #409C.I.A.
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i see only 3 players in miami. everyone else is a fodder (no offence). Originally Posted by ohohoy
^_^ i want them to win, but unlike other teams, they have full roster, starters and benchplayers...
mag bloom unta si carlos or chalmers into "rondo" type pointguard.
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10-23-2010, 09:25 AM #410Why not giving the players 30% BRI instead .. It's them that they want the job in the NBA anyways . These drop-outs make millions of dollars not including commercials and sponsorship deals .. Isn't that enough? Originally Posted by ManWhore
NBA wants marked drop in player costs
NEW YORK -- NBA commissioner David Stern said Thursday there was no quantifiable progress in collective bargaining talks over the summer, and the league revealed it is seeking a reduction in player salary costs by about one-third.
Stern said the league wants player costs to drop $750 million to $800 million. Deputy commissioner Adam Silver said the NBA spends about $2.1 billion annually in player salaries and benefits.
"We would like to get profitable, have a return on investment," Stern said. "There's a swing of somewhere in the neighborhood of $750 to $800 million that we would like to change. That's our story and we're sticking with it."
Stern and Silver spoke after completing two days of meetings with league owners, who are seeking major changes to the current CBA that expires June 30. Silver said the league has told the union that owners are in a "diseconomic situation," with projected league-wide losses of about $340 million to $350 million this season.
Though season ticket sales are up, both insisted that no matter how well the league does at the box office, it won't change the fact that an overhaul is necessary to a system in which the players receive 57 percent of basketball-related income.
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