DateRHEIM v AUSWÄRTS-
04/24 08:00 1 Zark's Jawbreakers v Che’Lu SSC-R Stags 103-107
04/19 08:00 1 Marinerong Pilipino v Zark's Jawbreakers 89-102
04/19 06:00 - Akari Adamson v Che’Lu SSC-R Stags 90-93
04/17 06:00 - Che’Lu SSC-R Stags v Akari Adamson 70-60
04/17 04:00 - Zark's Jawbreakers v Marinerong Pilipino 90-87
04/12 07:00 - CEU Scorpions v Zark's Jawbreakers 77-82
04/10 08:00 - Zark's Jawbreakers v CEU Scorpions 104-95
04/10 06:00 - Gamboa Coffee Mix v Che’Lu SSC-R Stags 27-16
04/05 08:51 - Akari Adamson v JRU Heavy Bombers 71-64
04/05 07:00 1 EAC Generals v Wangs-Letran 92-94
04/05 06:45 - Batangas Team v Wangs-Letran 92-94
04/05 05:00 1 AMA Online Education v Gamboa Coffee Mix 90-136
04/03 08:00 1 Che’Lu SSC-R Stags v Marinerong Pilipino 67-82
04/03 06:00 1 UPHSD Altas v Zark's Jawbreakers 106-108
04/02 08:00 1 Go for Gold-CSB v AMA Online Education 122-82
04/02 06:00 1 CEU Scorpions v Batangas Team 87-89
03/27 07:00 - Gamboa Coffee Mix v WANGS Basketball 87-76
03/27 05:00 1 UPHSD Altas v Marinerong Pilipino 66-78
03/26 07:00 1 AMA Online Education v JRU Heavy Bombers 87-98
03/26 05:00 1 Batangas Team v Che’Lu SSC-R Stags 60-99
03/22 06:00 1 JRU Heavy Bombers v Zark's Jawbreakers 81-91
03/22 04:00 1 Akari Adamson v UPHSD Altas 101-83
03/20 06:00 1 Wangs-Letran v CEU Scorpions 75-79
03/20 04:00 1 Gamboa Coffee Mix v Marinerong Pilipino 83-99
03/19 06:00 1 Go for Gold-CSB v Zark's Jawbreakers 94-108
03/19 04:00 1 UPHSD Altas v AMA Online Education 89-81
03/15 06:00 1 Akari Adamson v Wangs-Letran 90-71
03/15 03:59 - CEU Scorpions v Gamboa Coffee Mix 83-100
03/13 05:58 - Gamboa Coffee Mix v Zark's Jawbreakers 107-106
03/13 03:59 - CEU Scorpions v UPHSD Altas 90-85

Wikipedia - PBA D-League

The PBA D-League, or PBA Developmental League, is the official minor league of the Philippine Basketball Association.

History

The PBA D-League was conceptualized after the collapse of the proposed merger between the Philippine Basketball League (PBL) and Liga Pilipinas after the staging of the Tournament of the Philippines which was composed by PBL and Liga Pilipinas teams. PBA Commissioner Chito Salud proposed the formation of a PBA D-League, which will fill the void left by the PBL. On January 25, 2011, the PBA Board of Governors approved the proposal.[]

The maiden tournament, named "Foundation Cup" began on March 12, 2011 at the Filoil Flying V Arena in San Juan. The tournament composed of 13 teams, with five teams (Junior Powerade, NLEX, Maynilad, Freego and Cafe France) having affiliation with existing PBA teams. Four teams (Cobra Energy Drink, Agri-Nature Inc./FCA, Pharex, and Cafe France) from the Philippine Basketball League filed for application in the PBA D-League, when they failed to acquire a sixth team in order to smoothly run the league. The NLEX Road Warriors became the champions of the tournament, winning two games to none against the Cebuana Lhuillier Gems.

The second tournament, dubbed as the "Aspirant's Cup" began on October 20. Four teams (Maynilad, Junior Powerade, Max Bond and Pharex) did not join the tournament. However, two new teams (Boracay Rum and Informatics) made their debut in the D-League.

The D-League has held its own rookie draft since the 2013–14 PBA season.

In August 2015, the PBA approved plans for a nationwide D-League and a Women's D-League that will open soon. From 2016, the men's competition was first to be held in three separate, simultaneous tournaments, first in Luzon and later in the Visayas and Mindanao. The three regional champions would join the national championship round which would be joined by Metro Manila teams. However the plan was never fully realized with the Northern Luzon tournament never finished and the Visayas tournament cancelled.

The 2020 season was indefinitely postponed in March 2020 with only some games of the Aspirants Cup played before the season was cancelled altogether in September 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The league has not held games as of 2021. The resumption of the D-League has been hampered by the fact that league heavily relies on school-based teams.

Die Philippinen - PBA D-League ist eine philippinische Basketballliga für Entwicklungsteams. Sie wurde 2011 gegründet und ist die höchste Entwicklungsliga für Basketball auf den Philippinen. Die Liga besteht aus 10 Teams, die in einer regulären Saison gegeneinander antreten, um in die Playoffs einzuziehen. Der Gewinner der Playoffs wird zum Meister der PBA D-League gekrönt.

Die PBA D-League ist ein wichtiges Sprungbrett für junge philippinische Basketballspieler, die ihr Talent unter Beweis stellen und in die Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) aufsteigen wollen. Die Liga bietet den Spielern eine Plattform, um ihre Fähigkeiten zu verbessern und sich gegen andere aufstrebende Talente zu behaupten.

Einige der bemerkenswertesten Spieler, die in der PBA D-League gespielt haben, sind Gian Mamuyac, CJ Perez und Ray Parks Jr., die alle erfolgreiche Karrieren in der PBA hatten. Die Liga hat auch dazu beigetragen, Talente aus anderen Ländern wie den Vereinigten Staaten und Kanada zu entwickeln.

Die PBA D-League ist eine aufregende und wettbewerbsintensive Liga, die es jungen Basketballspielern ermöglicht, ihr Potenzial auszuschöpfen und ihre Träume zu verwirklichen. Die Liga ist ein integraler Bestandteil des philippinischen Basketballs und spielt eine entscheidende Rolle bei der Entwicklung künftiger Stars.