• The Demise Of Yulon Luxgen

    The Demise Of Yulon Luxgen

    Yulon Luxgen, which won four titles in the SBL’s brief eight-year history, is obviously experiencing its lowest point in the SBL era. After a 20-point loss to Taiwan Beer on Saturday, it has dropped six of its last eight games and is currently fourth on the standing with 13 wins and 11 losses. On Saturday, Yulon trailed by as many [...]

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  • Rookie Named Week 8 MVP

    Rookie Named Week 8 MVP

    KKL rookie forward Liu Chen was named Week 8 MVP after averaging 19.3 points and 7.3 rebounds in three games last week. Liu’s performance was highlighted by a 23-point, 12-rebound effort in a win over Dacin. He had 31 points in the media voting over Quincy Davis of PY, who had 18 points, and TB forward Cheng Jen-wei’s 12 points. [...]

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  • Huang Wan-lung Takes Helm At Dacin

    Huang Wan-lung Takes Helm At Dacin

    It turned out Chiu Da-tsun did not resign from his head coaching position, but Dacin Construction is now handing the coaching duty to its technical adviser Huang Wan-lung. In other words, Chiu is now a head coach who does not need to coach. The weird move brought back the old memory of Hungfu Rams, one of the teams in the [...]

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  • Ryan Wright Wins SBL Dunk Title

    Ryan Wright Wins SBL Dunk Title

    Taiwan Mobile’s Ryan Wright won the 2012 SBL slam-dunk title Saturday with a pair of powerful and windmill dunks in front of 9,600 fans in the southern port city of Kaohsiung. Doug Creighton of Pure Youth edged Yulon’s Lu Cheng-ju with 19 points to win the title in the three-point shootout finals. KKL guard Chou Tzu-hua won the skill challenge. [...]

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  • 2012 SBL All-Star Weekend In Kaohsiung

    2012 SBL All-Star Weekend In Kaohsiung

    The SBL All-Star Weekend will be held in the southern port city of Greater Kaohsiung, Taiwan’s second largest city, for the first time from Feb. 25-26. Due to various reasons, the All-Star Game was not held during the past two years. Former NBA player Noel Felix led all players in the All-Star voting. The results are listed as follows: Blue [...]

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  • SBL News

    SBL News

    Import players have been putting up impressive numbers this season. And Taiwan Beer finally settled with Kibwe Trim as its import after testing three or four guys since the start of the season. According to the SBL regulation, import players could not be replaced after the deadline of Feb. 12. The league raised the maximum height of import players from [...]

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  • 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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  • 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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