Comments on: Chinese Basketball Association (CBA) Sets Salary Cap http://www.nbainchina.com/chinese-basketball-association-cba-salary-cap/ Sat, 05 Mar 2011 06:53:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: brett vroman http://www.nbainchina.com/chinese-basketball-association-cba-salary-cap/comment-page-1/#comment-4265 brett vroman Sun, 10 Oct 2010 01:25:50 +0000 http://www.nbainchina.com/?p=372#comment-4265 Hey- I played in Europes top leagues,Italy and Spain during basketballs explosioin in Europe in the 80s. Exposure and playing with ex-NBA players is what brought the playing level up there to where it is today. Limiting but teaching the coaching in these leagues was also important. The rules manipulation described above seem unaffective and don't make sense. It seems like the Chinese league is impatient and unwilling to do appropriate measures. Attention to the fundamentals of the game is what has resulted in the level of play that I watched in Turkey recently-brett vroman Hey- I played in Europes top leagues,Italy and Spain during basketballs explosioin in Europe in the 80s. Exposure and playing with ex-NBA players is what brought the playing level up there to where it is today. Limiting but teaching the coaching in these leagues was also important. The rules manipulation described above seem unaffective and don’t make sense. It seems like the Chinese league is impatient and unwilling to do appropriate measures. Attention to the fundamentals of the game is what has resulted in the level of play that I watched in Turkey recently-brett vroman

]]> By: david http://www.nbainchina.com/chinese-basketball-association-cba-salary-cap/comment-page-1/#comment-4104 david Mon, 27 Sep 2010 01:43:13 +0000 http://www.nbainchina.com/?p=372#comment-4104 i think china need to let more players from the u.s play on there teams like 4 players per team its not only gona make teams better but how do u improve to a elite level if u never seen a top flight nba player play stop the racest stuped stuff do the n.b.a got a cap on how many overseas player can play on each team no they dont cause its all about talent not about race step up ur game up thats all marbury and smush parker and others gona teach china players on there teams how to do things right thoses guys is great coaches as well as great player wake up and smell the coffie what league dont want to start out with a bunch of nba talent they gna develop faster not slower they will always be a red head stop child with the 2 per team cap rule i think china need to let more players from the u.s play on there
teams like 4 players per team its not only gona make teams better
but how do u improve to a elite level if u never seen a top flight
nba player play stop the racest stuped stuff

do the n.b.a got a cap on how many overseas player can play on each team no they dont cause its all about talent not about race
step up ur game up thats all marbury and smush parker and others
gona teach china players on there teams how to do things right
thoses guys is great coaches as well as great player

wake up and smell the coffie what league dont want to start out
with a bunch of nba talent they gna develop faster not slower
they will always be a red head stop child with the 2 per team cap rule

]]> By: john huppy http://www.nbainchina.com/chinese-basketball-association-cba-salary-cap/comment-page-1/#comment-3239 john huppy Wed, 23 Jun 2010 19:46:09 +0000 http://www.nbainchina.com/?p=372#comment-3239 If I were to get dual citizenship in China, would I be considered to be a "foreign player"? If I were to get dual citizenship in China, would I be considered to be a “foreign player”?

]]> By: andy http://www.nbainchina.com/chinese-basketball-association-cba-salary-cap/comment-page-1/#comment-2424 andy Sun, 14 Mar 2010 16:50:07 +0000 http://www.nbainchina.com/?p=372#comment-2424 i kindly disagree with clifford on one point. i have played all over china, with teenagers to adults, and have been fouled soundly and often. i don't believe that aggression is the problem, rather the understanding of the games fundamentals aside from shooting, as well as awareness of teamwork with strangers. to be fair, i'm going of personal anecdotal evidence, but i've often hit a chinese guy who's cutting to the basket with a nice pass only to have it bounce off his chest or if he's paying attention, hands. boxing out, using lateral quickness to shuttle and defend, showing on picks... these are things that i rarely see when i play but are so important in competition. also to be fair, this isn't always seen in the u.s., even at the nba level. i guess in the end though, i agree that kids need to start early, but rather than just dribbling around and shooting willy-nilly, learn the strategies and fundamentals as well. i honestly think that if done, over the next 10 years you would see light years of development in the chinese game. i kindly disagree with clifford on one point.

i have played all over china, with teenagers to adults, and have been fouled soundly and often. i don’t believe that aggression is the problem, rather the understanding of the games fundamentals aside from shooting, as well as awareness of teamwork with strangers.

to be fair, i’m going of personal anecdotal evidence, but i’ve often hit a chinese guy who’s cutting to the basket with a nice pass only to have it bounce off his chest or if he’s paying attention, hands. boxing out, using lateral quickness to shuttle and defend, showing on picks… these are things that i rarely see when i play but are so important in competition. also to be fair, this isn’t always seen in the u.s., even at the nba level.

i guess in the end though, i agree that kids need to start early, but rather than just dribbling around and shooting willy-nilly, learn the strategies and fundamentals as well. i honestly think that if done, over the next 10 years you would see light years of development in the chinese game.

]]> By: Stephon Marbury to Play in China’s CBA | NBA China Basketball http://www.nbainchina.com/chinese-basketball-association-cba-salary-cap/comment-page-1/#comment-1590 Stephon Marbury to Play in China’s CBA | NBA China Basketball Mon, 18 Jan 2010 12:03:23 +0000 http://www.nbainchina.com/?p=372#comment-1590 [...] (out of 17 teams) in China’s top basketball league as well as help sell more tickets. The CBA salary cap prevents teams in the CBA from paying large amounts to foreign players, but for Marbury promoting [...] [...] (out of 17 teams) in China’s top basketball league as well as help sell more tickets. The CBA salary cap prevents teams in the CBA from paying large amounts to foreign players, but for Marbury promoting [...]

]]> By: clifford chan http://www.nbainchina.com/chinese-basketball-association-cba-salary-cap/comment-page-1/#comment-1352 clifford chan Fri, 01 Jan 2010 17:28:30 +0000 http://www.nbainchina.com/?p=372#comment-1352 I think what China need also is to go to the root of the problem, ie. make sure the kids to start basketball earlier and learn to play competitive basketball at the root level, school level and university level. By doing that they will also develop their competitiveness(there are so many times i watch Chinese players play, they do not seem to have the inner aggression in them and make fouls in a professional or intentional way like foreign players are accustomed to, this point is very important) this can only come with playing competition and also mix it up with foreign coaches as well. I think the more the youngsters are accustomed to international level, make frequent trips abroad will als help. Whenever i come to China, i notice Chinese players play the game without too much contact. Basketball is a contact game and the sooner the youngsters are accustomed to it the better, I think we should keep the number of foreigners to 2 only not more, the salary cap is useful. Also we should try sending as many kids to the US on scolarships and try going into the NBA. Thank you, Kind regards, Clifford I think what China need also is to go to the root of the problem, ie. make sure the kids to start basketball earlier and learn to play competitive basketball at the root level, school level and university level. By doing that they will also develop their competitiveness(there are so many times i watch Chinese players play, they do not seem to have the inner aggression in them and make fouls in a professional or intentional way like foreign players are accustomed to, this point is very important) this can only come with playing competition and also mix it up with foreign coaches as well. I think the more the youngsters are accustomed to international level, make frequent trips abroad will als help.

Whenever i come to China, i notice Chinese players play the game without too much contact. Basketball is a contact game and the sooner the youngsters are accustomed to it the better,

I think we should keep the number of foreigners to 2 only not more, the salary cap is useful. Also we should try sending as many kids to the US on scolarships and try going into the NBA.

Thank you,

Kind regards,

Clifford

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