Paano maipagpapatuloy ng PBA ang kanilang pagiging 'Best League sa Asia'?

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00:00In the PBA, the PBA is the first Asia's favorite playleague.

00:04But with the rise of the big leagues in different parts of the continent,

00:08where is the PBA located in the history of the best league in Asia?

00:11And how will the league follow the rapid modernization and development of basketball in the region?

00:16This is what teammates in Belrayes know.

00:24Professional basketball leagues are now on the left and right,

00:27not only here in the country, but also in other parts of Asia.

00:31In being globalized, the former sport that was only number one in the Philippines,

00:35is now being played and invited to the former football countries

00:39of the Middle East and the baseball hub of Korea, Japan, and Chinese Taipei.

00:43The rise of leagues in Japan, Korea, Taiwan, China, and even Dubai

00:49also led to the departure of the country of the top collegiate stars

00:52that used to be in the PBA draft directly.

00:55But with the entry of the 50th season of the PBA,

00:58what will the league do to keep up with the competition?

01:26So let's see how we can evolve that.

01:29In entertainment, let's see how the gimmicks inside the venues,

01:36how to entice the fans,

01:40and how we can bring the PBA closer to the fans, to the people.

01:46That's what we're looking at right now.

01:50Aside from the PBA being distributed for their golden anniversaries,

01:54leagues are also looking for a possible collaboration with other Asian leagues.

01:58Because when I go to the EASL, like in March,

02:01almost all the leagues are there.

02:03Taipei, Korea, Japan, and other leagues.

02:09China will also enter there. Mongolia is also entering.

02:12We talk to each other.

02:14They want to play here.

02:16So we already have talks with Japan and Korea

02:21about how they can play here.

02:24It's not like the leagues will have an exhibition

02:28where our teams can compete.

02:31They themselves are the ones telling us

02:34that they want to play in the PBA.

02:37They want All-Star vs. All-Star.

02:39So let's see if that's possible.

02:41We go to Korea, and they say,

02:43Japan, we'll go to you.

02:45They'll say, do you want All-Star?

02:47That's what we'll talk about.

02:49So they are the ones coming to us

02:53that makes our hearts beat fast.

02:56Marshall's statement became an added interest

02:59to ordinary fans who don't stop supporting the PBA.

03:03It's better for them to know our team of the Philippines

03:08and all the games we'll play here in the Philippines.

03:13The Taiwanese team accepted

03:15to add more challenges to the Filipinos.

03:19It's better for them to watch the entire Asian Cup.

03:27Let's just support the PBA

03:30so they won't lose the PBA.

03:35Let's support their basketball.

03:40It's better if we can watch it here in the Philippines.

03:46Because it's the Philippines vs. Japan.

03:51Even if the tie-up continues,

03:53it's possible for the PBA teams to face

03:55fellow Filipino players who play in Japan,

03:58like Dwight Ramos, Kai Soto, Kiefer Ravena, and Matthew Wright.

04:02The Philippines is known for being a basketball crazy nation.

04:06The national league is now 50 years old.

04:08How will they maintain their position

04:11in becoming the best league in Asia?

04:14There will be a different style of basketball.

04:19We'll see what else we can add,

04:22like the four-point,

04:24if we can add anything there.

04:27What other innovations,

04:29like technology, television,

04:31they're fixing.

04:32So we'll see.

04:33Because we talk to the coaches

04:35almost twice a year

04:37about what they want,

04:39what are the good rules,

04:42what's good, what's not.

04:45So that's what we're looking at.

04:49But for me,

04:50we can play abroad.

04:52And first of all,

04:54since I joined,

04:55I'm getting closer to the fans,

04:57to the PBA people.

04:59Sabel Reyes for Atletang Pilipino,

05:02for Bagong Pilipinas.

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