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Everyone is looking for size, hopefully, a seven-footer who can move around the basket and make the big play. It’s so hard to find them, scouts wished they came in pairs, so you could always carry a spare.


Well, their wish has come true.


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                    [Title] => Kenji Kanai case file/ Steve Weigh
                    [Summary] => The Japanese government is turning a very interested eye on the homicide of Filipino-Japanese basketball player Kenji Kanai, who was killed in a vehicular accident on July 16.


In an e-mail to The Star from Japan, Seiji Kanai, the 16-year old victim’s father revealed that officials of the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Ministry of Justice have asked for a complete documentation of the case.


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                    [Title] => Pagbabalik sa Shanghai
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Sa isang linggong pagsasanay, ang inyong lingkod ay napuno ng kaba para sa Pilipinas. 


Sa 56 na lahok mula sa China, Korea, Australia, Taiwan at Pilipinas, 29 ang may taas na 6’7 o mas matangkad  pa. 


Tandaan nating 18 taong gulang pababa lamang ang mga manlalarong ito. 


Maging ang dalawang lahok natin ay di makapaniwala. 


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"I got all of you," he bragged. "And I’m telling you, I’ve been keeping an eye out for many of you. This is all about respect, and how you present yourself.

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Over two hundred of the best high school basketball players flew in Wednesday to take part in the annual training program that discovered NBA All-Stars Tracy McGrady of the Houston Rockets and Kobe Bryant of the Los Angeles Lakers. This batch includes three players from China, one from Brazil, and one from France.


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                    [Title] => Basketbol English
                    [Summary] => Pinalad ang inyong lingkod na makapanayam si Gilbert Arenas ng Washington Wizards sa telepono habang nasa Adidas Superstar Camp siya sa Shanghai, China. 


Kasama ang NBA Most Improved Player sa grupong nagtuturo sa mga magagaling na batang manlalaro sa Asya. 


 Ang isang bagong kasangkapan ng Adidas sa pagpapala-wak ng kaalaman sa basketbol ay ang pagtuturo ng tinatawag nilang "Basketball English." 


Ano ang kahalagahan nito? 


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Kasama ang NBA Most Improved Player sa grupong nagtuturo sa mga magagaling na batang manlalaro sa Asya. 


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NBA star of tomorrow

By Bill Velasco | November 7, 2005 - 12:00am

The new NBA season has just started, but many teams are still not satisfied with their rosters, and are planning for the medium- to long-term. Considering the propensity for picking undergraduates or high school...

Sports

Kenji Kanai case file/ Steve Weigh

By Bill Velasco | August 1, 2005 - 12:00am

The Japanese government is turning a very interested eye on the homicide of Filipino-Japanese basketball player Kenji Kanai, who was killed in a vehicular accident on July 16. In an e-mail to The Star from Japan,...

Sports

Pagbabalik sa Shanghai

By Bill Velasco | May 29, 2005 - 12:00am

SHANGHAI, China--Kamangha-mangha ang dami ng mga higanteng bata na lumahok sa adidas Superstar Camp dito. Sa isang linggong pagsasanay, ang inyong lingkod ay napuno ng kaba para sa Pilipinas. Sa 56 na lahok mula...

PSN Palaro

The Superstar experience (Part 2)

By Bill Velasco | July 19, 2004 - 12:00am

The most moving and streetwise advice at the adidas Superstar Camp in Georgia came from John Lucas. The former coach of the Cleveland Cavaliers and top draft pick in the 1970’s impressed the hundreds of high...

Sports

Next T-Mac, Kobe known?

By Bill Velasco | July 10, 2004 - 12:00am

SUWANEE, Georgia - The next Tracy McGrady or Kobe Bryant could be known in the next few days, as the adidas Superstar Camp gets underway in earnest at the Suwanee Sports Academy here. Over two hundred of the best...

Sports

Basketbol English

By Bill Velasco | May 27, 2004 - 12:00am

Pinalad ang inyong lingkod na makapanayam si Gilbert Arenas ng Washington Wizards sa telepono habang nasa Adidas Superstar Camp siya sa Shanghai, China. Kasama ang NBA Most Improved Player sa grupong nagtuturo...

PSN Palaro