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Nat’l team coach Reyes names 17-man training pool for Fiba Asia

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Smart Gilas Pilipinas head coach Chot Reyes

MANILA, Philippines — Seven players from recent PBA champion Talk N’ Text banner the national men’s basketball team pool that will go to battle in the Fiba-Asia Championship this August.

National team head coach Chot Reyes first bared his 17-man training pool on Twitter (@coachot) Thursday afternoon, following a meeting with the PBA Board.

Reyes named Jimmy Alapag, Ryan Reyes, Jason Castro, Ranidel De Ocampo, Kelly Williams, Larry Fonacier, and Jared Dillinger — who were also his former players — to the line-up.

After the PBA Commissioner’s office tweaked the league’s schedule this season to give Smart Gilas Pilipinas ample time  – Reyes was given two uninterrupted months to prepare.

San Mig Coffee’s Marc Pingris and Petron’s rookie JuneMar Fajardo were also included in the selection, along with star guard Ginebra’s LA Tenorio.

Rain or Shine’s Jeff Chan and Gabe Norwood, Global Port’s scoring machine Gary David, and Alaska’s Sonny Thoss are also chosen by Reyes.

Norwood, Chan, De Ocampo, Fonacier, David, Thoss and Tenorio were all part of the Smart Gilas Pilipinas delegation which won the Jones Cup title last year.

Joining naturalized center Marcus Douthit, meanwhile, is seven-foot center Greg Slaughter, the lone player still from the amateurs named to the pool.

Japeth Aguilar, who was recently sent to GlobalPort from Talk N’ Text after openly asking for a trade after a stint in the United States, was also chosen by Reyes to fill up the four-spot.

Arwind Santos is surprisingly missing from the selection even as Reyes had earlier voiced out his interest in the versatile forward from Petron.


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  • http://profile.yahoo.com/FJKPDCYSD42TNJ7QJZIIIQ3HLA PNP Guihulngan

     ALL THE PLAYERS TO WORK IS MAKE IT A 100 % FREE THROW IN ALL  LEVELS  OF EVERY GAME AND EVERY POSITION. FIVE STEAL PER PLAYER, 10 REBOUND EVERY PLAYER, GOAL OF DOUBLE FIGURE SCORE AND REBOUND FOR EVERY PLAYER IN EVERY GAME, FIVE BLOCK SHOT  PER GAME BY MARCUS, SLAUGHTER, FAJARDO, AGUILAR, WILLIAMS, DEOCAMPO. 10 DUNKS OF MARCUS, 8 DUNKS  OF FAJARDO, 8 DUNKS  OF SLAUGHTER AND AGUILAR RESPECTIVELY. AND  8 THREE  POINT SHOT CONVERSION OF CHAN,FONACER,DEOCAMPO,FONACER,ALAPAG, CASTRO,AND DAVID

  • http://profile.yahoo.com/FJKPDCYSD42TNJ7QJZIIIQ3HLA PNP Guihulngan

    COACH CHOT SUGGESTION LANG, TUROAN LAHAT PLAYERS NA MAG 100 % FREE THROW, BECAUSE IT WILL MATTER MOST, WE LOST TO KOREA BY FREE THROW BECAUSE RACELA NA RATTLE. JUST EMAGINE IF FIVE PLAYERS IN THE COURT WILL GET A FOUL FROM OPPONENT  TEAM AT LEAST 4 FOULS, AND IF EVERY PLAYERS WILL ABLE TO CONVERT IT, A PERFECT FREE THROW WILL SUM UP THE SCORE  OF 40  POINTS FROM FIVE PLAYERS TO BE FOULED FOUR TIMES. AND IN EVERY GAME, IF COACH REYES WILL SET A GOAL FOR EVERY PLAYER TO STEAL THE BALL FIVES TIMES IN A GAME, SO AT LEAST WE MAY HAVE 25 STEAL TO CONVERT INTO FIFTY POINTS THRU FAST BREAK OF WILLIAMS, CHAN,DEOCAMPO, NORWOOD, AGUILAR.

  • http://profile.yahoo.com/FJKPDCYSD42TNJ7QJZIIIQ3HLA PNP Guihulngan

    WITH RESPECT TO  POINT GUARD POSITION- ALAPAG AND CASTRO HOPING THEY WILL NOT SUFFER  INJURY  OR GET INTO FOUL TROUBLE, THEY CAN BE CONSIDERED BEST POINT GUARDS IN THE INCOMING TOURNAMENT, PLUS FACTOR IS  WE HAVE THE CROWD FACTOR. THE HOME COURT ADVANTAGE. SO THAT ALL THE PLAYERS MUST AT LEAST FAMILIARIZED  OR MEMORIZED THE RANGE OF THE RING FROM EVERY CORNER OF THE COURT WHICH IS THE VENUE OF THE TOURNAMENT. AND  THE SCHEDULE IS DAILY SO THAT, THEY MUST SACRIFICE NOT TO BE WITH THEIR RESPECTIVE WIFE DURING THE TOURNAMENT, INSTEAD THEY WILL BE PLACE IN ONE PLACE FOR TEAM BONDING. .ALL THEIR FAMILY  TO DO IS TO SUPPORT AND CHEER DURING THE GAME.

  • http://profile.yahoo.com/FJKPDCYSD42TNJ7QJZIIIQ3HLA PNP Guihulngan

    IF WE HAVE MARCUS,FALARFO,SLAUGHTER,AGUILAR.DEOCAMPO,WILLIAMS,CHAN,DAVID,FONACER,NORWOOD,ALAPAG AND CASTRO. WE HAVE BIG FOUR , TO MANNED THE CENTER, COACH CAN ROTATE THE FOUR TO AVOID FOUL TROUBLE, THEY MATCH UP THE BIG OF IRAN,CHINA AND LEBANON, JORDAN AND KOREA.



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