• Brilliant Week For Bank Of Taiwan Guard Chen Shun-Hsiang

    Brilliant Week For Bank Of Taiwan Guard Chen Shun-Hsiang

    Bank of Taiwan shooting guard Chen Shun-hsiang came out of injury and turned in a pair of brilliant games this past week after the lunar new year break. Chen made his season debut on Friday against Taiwan Beer after breaking his collar bone in a pre-season game and did not disappoint, chipping in 29 points, including five three-pointers, and lead [...]

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  • Taiwan Mobile, Kinmen Kaoliang Liquor Bring In New Imports

    Taiwan Mobile, Kinmen Kaoliang Liquor Bring In New Imports

    Taiwan Mobile and Kinmen Kaoliang Liquor brought in new imports as the SBL regular season resumed after a three-week lunar new year break. Taiwan Mobile signed 206cm Canadian forward Ryan Wright and KKL signed Anthony Fuqua. One interesting thing to note though. Fuqua has been listed as 6-11 (211cm), two inches taller than the SBL import height limit of 206cm. [...]

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  • SBL Regular Season To Resume After Break

    SBL Regular Season To Resume After Break

    SBL regular season games will resume on February 3 after a three-week long break of the Lunar New Year and Taiwan’s presidential election. The last game was played on January 8, approximately one week before the January 14 presidential election and later the nine-day Lunar New Year vacation. A couple of things worth mentions: == Former NBA player Noel Felix [...]

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  • Tim Parham Joins KKL

    Tim Parham Joins KKL

    KKL bolstered their frontcourt. They agreed on terms of contract with Parham Tim (206-F/C-83, college: Md-E Shore). The centre started the previous season in Turkey. He played for Beykozspor. Parham Tim appeared in just two games scoring 14 points and pulling down 12 rebounds in TB2L. The centre then participated at Eurobasket Summer Camps in Las Vegas and Cologne. He [...]

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  • Pure Youth Hands First Loss To Dacin

    Pure Youth Hands First Loss To Dacin

    It’s still too early stage of the Regular Season in SBL, but even now we can clearly see the differece between stronger teams and outsiders. Very exciting round. It does not happen too often that three games need overtime in just one round. The round was rather attractive and full of interesting results. The round ended with defeat of the [...]

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  • Davis To Replace Dials

    Davis To Replace Dials

    Pure Youth will have to find a replacement for Terence Dials, who had to leave Taiwan after tearing his anterior cruciate ligament, and it has locked up 6-9 forward Quincy Davis, local media reported Thursday. Davis, who played in China in 2010 and Turkey this year, averaged 10.4 points, 5.3 rebounds during his four years at Tulane University. PY head [...]

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  • Taiwan Mobile Releases Marcus Fizer

    Taiwan Mobile Releases Marcus Fizer

    Taiwan Mobile has decided to release former NBA draft pick Marcus Fizer for his bad attitude, local media reported. Fizer, who played for TM in only one game, told the team his injury flared up and did not practice with the team since then. He asked not to play this week. According to TM head coach Jia Fan, Fizer also [...]

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  • Imports Shine In SBL Opening Week

    Imports Shine In SBL Opening Week

    Import players are making their impact felt in the opening week as the 2011-12 SBL season tipped off in the central city of Miaoli on Saturday. 6-7 Kevin Johnson had double-doubles on consecutive games and led Yulon to a 2-0 start, beating Pure Youth and KKL respectively. Johnson had 22 points, 23 rebounds, 4 assists and 4 steals against PY [...]

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  • SBL Import Situations

    SBL Import Situations

    Defending champion Taiwan Beer has run into problems in recent weeks with finding the import it needed, releasing two players before testing 6-7 forward Dennis Carr. TB released DeAngelo Collins and Antoine Broxsie. Broxsie went on to be tested by KKL, which released Rashad Jones-Jennings. Jones-Jennings played last season with Pure Youth and captured the SBL rebounding title. Current SBL [...]

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  • Taiwan Mobile Signs Marcus Fizer

    Taiwan Mobile Signs Marcus Fizer

    Taiwan Mobile signed 6-8 forward Marcus Fizer, the second former NBA player in the SBL following Noel Felix of Dacin Tiger, local media reported. Fizer, out of Iowa State, was the No. 4 pick selected by the Chicago Bulls in the 2000 NBA Draft and went on to play for the Bulls, Milwaukee Bucks and New Orleans/Oklahoma City Hornets between [...]

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