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2016–17 ABL season

释义

Teams
Venues Personnel
Imports
Regular season
Standings Results First and second rounds Third and fourth rounds
Playoffs
Semi-finals Finals: Eastern vs. Singapore
Final rankings
Awards
References
External links

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| title = 2016–17 ABL season
| league = ASEAN Basketball League
| sport = Basketball
| logo =
| pixels =
| duration = 25 November 2016 – 26 March 2017 (Regular season)
| no_of_games = 60 (regular season)
| no_of_teams = 6
| TV = {{flagicon|HKG}} Cable TV
{{flagicon|IDN}} Skynindo
{{flagicon|PHI}} ABS-CBN Sports and Action
{{flagicon|SIN}} StarHub
{{flagicon|TWN}} Sportcast
{{flagicon|VIE}} HTV
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| top_seed = Eastern
| finals = 2017 ABL Finals
| finals_link =
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| finals_runner-up = Singapore Slingers
| MVP =
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The 2016–17 ABL season was the seventh season of competition of the ASEAN Basketball League. The regular season started on 25 November 2016 and will end on 26 March 2017.^[1]

Teams

Venues

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Slingers

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}}

Team	Location	Arena
{{flagicon\|PHI}} Alab Pilipinas	Laguna	Alonte Sports Arena, Biňan
	Laguna	City of Santa Rosa Multi-Purpose Complex, Santa Rosa
	Bulacan	Baliuag Star Arena, Baliuag
	Davao City	Davao City Recreation Center, Davao City
	Davao City	University of Southeastern Philippines Gym, Davao City
	Metro Manila	Olivarez College Gym, Parañaque
HKG}} Eastern	Wan Chai	Southorn Stadium, Wan Chai
TPE}} Kaohsiung Truth	Kaohsiung	Kaohsiung Municipal Kaohsiung Senior High School Gym, Kaohsiung
VIE}} Saigon Heat	Ho Chi Minh City	CIS Arena, Ho Chi Minh City
SIN}} Singapore Slingers	Singapore	OCBC Arena, Kallang
{{flagicon\|MAS}} Westports Malaysia Dragons	Kuala Lumpur	MABA Stadium, Kuala Lumpur
{{flagicon\|MAS}} Westports Malaysia Dragons	Selangor	House of Champions, Gem-In Mall, Cyberjaya

Personnel

Team	Head coach
Alab Pilipinas	PHI}} Mac Cuan
Eastern	ESP}} Edu Torres
Kaohsiung Truth	TPE}} Sabatino Chen
Saigon Heat	GBR}} Anthony Garbelotto
Singapore Slingers	SIN}} Neo Beng Siang
Westports Malaysia Dragons	USA}} Chris Thomas

Imports

The following is the list of imports, which had played for their respective teams at least once. In the left are the World Imports, and in the right are the ASEAN/Heritage Imports. Flags indicate the citizenship/s the player holds.

Team	World import(s)	ASEAN/Heritage import(s)	Former import(s)
Alab Pilipinas	USA}} Sampson Carter {{flagicon\|USA}} James Hughes	USA}} {{flagicon\|PHI}} Igee King {{flagicon\|USA}} {{flagicon\|PHI}} Lawrence Domingo	KOR}} Lee Dong-jun {{flagicon\|KOR}} Lee Seung-jun
Eastern	USA}} Marcus Elliott {{flagicon\|USA}} Josh Boone	FRA}} {{flagicon\|TPE}} Steven Guinchard {{flagicon\|USA}} {{flagicon\|THA}} Tyler Lamb	USA}} Patrick Sullivan
Kaohsiung Truth	USA}} Chris Oliver {{flagicon\|USA}} {{flagicon\|HUN}} Derek Hall	PHI}} Raymar Jose {{flagicon\|PHI}} Achie Inigo	PHI}} Mikee Reyes
Saigon Heat	USA}} Lenny Daniel {{flagicon\|USA}} Jordan Henriquez	USA}} {{flagicon\|VIE}} David Arnold {{flagicon\|USA}} {{flagicon\|THA}} Moses Morgan	USA}} Christien Charles {{flagicon\|USA}} {{flagicon\|GER}} Herbert Hill {{flagicon\|USA}} Haminn Quaintance {{flagicon\|USA}} {{flagicon\|PHI}} Joshua Munzon
Singapore Slingers	USA}} Xavier Alexander {{flagicon\|USA}} Justin Howard	USA}} {{flagicon\|PHI}} Josh Urbiztondo	AUS}} Luke Schenscher {{flagicon\|USA}} {{flagicon\|PHL}} Alli Austria {{flagicon\|USA}} {{flagicon\|PHI}} Rolando Gardner
Westports Malaysia Dragons	USA}} Skylar Spencer {{flagicon\|USA}} Kiwi Gardner	USA}} {{flagicon\|PHI}} Joshua Munzon	USA}} Marcus Melvin{{flagicon\|USA}}{{flagicon\|ISR}}{{flagicon\|THA}} Freddie Goldstein

Regular season

Standings

{{#invoke:Sports table|main |style=WL |ranking_style=percentage |show_GB=yes |GB_team=1 |update=complete |source=ASEANBasketballLeague.com |for_against_style=points
|team1=HKE
|team2=SIN
|team3=ABP
|team4=SGH
|team5=WMD
|team6=KST
|win_ABP=11|loss_ABP=9 |pf_ABP=1591 |pa_ABP=1568
|win_HKE=16|loss_HKE=4 |pf_HKE=1810 |pa_HKE=1610
|win_KST=5 |loss_KST=15|pf_KST=1614 |pa_KST=1792
|win_SGH=8 |loss_SGH=12|pf_SGH=1580 |pa_SGH=1676
|win_SIN=13|loss_SIN=7 |pf_SIN=1592 |pa_SIN=1482
|win_WMD=7 |loss_WMD=13|pf_WMD=1684 |pa_WMD=1743
|name_ABP={{flagicon|PHI}} Alab Pilipinas
|name_HKE={{flagicon|HKG}} Eastern
|name_KST={{flagicon|TPE}} Kaohsiung Truth
|name_SGH={{flagicon|VIE}} Saigon Heat
|name_SIN={{flagicon|SIN}} Singapore Slingers
|name_WMD={{flagicon|MAS}} Westports Malaysia Dragons
|result1=SF |result2=SF |result3=SF |result4=SF |result5=X |result6=X
|res_col_header=Q
|col_SF=green1 |text_SF=Semifinals
|col_X=red1 |text_X=Eliminated
|status_text_Y=Qualified to the semifinals
|status_text_E=Eliminated
}}

Results

First and second rounds

{{#invoke:sports results|main
| update=complete
| source=ASEANBasketballLeague.com
| matches_style = BSR
| match_col_width= 55px
| team1= ALP | team2= HKL | team3= KAT | team4= SGH | team5= SGS | team6= WMD
| name_ALP = Alab Pilipinas
| name_HKL = Eastern
| name_KAT = Kaohsiung Truth
| name_SGH = Saigon Heat
| name_SGS = Singapore Slingers
| name_WMD = Westports Malaysia Dragons
| match_ALP_HKL=61–83
| match_ALP_KAT=91–82
| match_ALP_SGH=99–77
| match_ALP_SGS=66–71
| match_ALP_WMD=87–79
| match_HKL_ALP=93–80
| match_HKL_KAT=95–67
| match_HKL_SGH=92–96
| match_HKL_SGS=97–95*
| match_HKL_WMD=87–70
| match_KAT_ALP=77–86
| match_KAT_HKL=79–90
| match_KAT_SGH=83–82
| match_KAT_SGS=66–84
| match_KAT_WMD=94–86
| match_SGH_ALP=78–74
| match_SGH_HKL=74–84
| match_SGH_KAT=99–85
| match_SGH_SGS=65–90
| match_SGH_WMD=65–72
| match_SGS_ALP=71–68
| match_SGS_HKL=82–72
| match_SGS_KAT=84–76
| match_SGS_SGH=73–75
| match_SGS_WMD=80–62
| match_WMD_ALP=54–65
| match_WMD_HKL=85–88
| match_WMD_KAT=79–97
| match_WMD_SGH=82–67
| match_WMD_SGS=76–81

}}*Overtime

Third and fourth rounds

{{#invoke:sports results|main
| update=complete
| source=ASEANBasketballLeague.com
| matches_style = FBR
| match_col_width= 55px
| team1= ALP | team2= HKL | team3= KAT | team4= SGH | team5= SGS | team6= WMD
| name_ALP = Alab Pilipinas
| name_HKL = Eastern
| name_KAT = Kaohsiung Truth
| name_SGH = Saigon Heat
| name_SGS = Singapore Slingers
| name_WMD = Westports Malaysia Dragons
| match_ALP_HKL=82–75
| match_ALP_KAT=93–87
| match_ALP_SGH=65–72
| match_ALP_SGS=74–72
| match_ALP_WMD=91–101*
| match_HKL_ALP=100–87
| match_HKL_KAT=103–83
| match_HKL_SGH=110-97*
| match_HKL_SGS=71–77
| match_HKL_WMD=96–87
| match_KAT_ALP=85–107
| match_KAT_HKL=75–89
| match_KAT_SGH=85–71
| match_KAT_SGS=79–75
| match_KAT_WMD=108–114
| match_SGH_ALP=70–74
| match_SGH_HKL=72–97
| match_SGH_KAT=85–76
| match_SGH_SGS=71–86
| match_SGH_WMD=81–94
| match_SGS_ALP=62–64*
| match_SGS_HKL=71–73
| match_SGS_KAT=76–52
| match_SGS_SGH=71-88
| match_SGS_WMD=78–77**
| match_WMD_ALP=79–77
| match_WMD_HKL=90–115
| match_WMD_KAT=103–78
| match_WMD_SGH=84–95
| match_WMD_SGS=110–112*

}}*Overtime

Playoffs

{{main|2017 ABL Playoffs}}{{4TeamBracket |
| RD1=Semifinals
| RD2=Finals
| RD1-seed1=1
| RD1-team1=Eastern
| RD1-score1=2
| RD1-seed2=4
| RD1-team2=Saigon
| RD1-score2=0
| RD1-seed3=2
| RD1-team3=Singapore
| RD1-score3=2
| RD1-seed4=3
| RD1-team4=Alab
| RD1-score4=0
| RD2-seed1=1
| RD2-team1=Eastern
| RD2-score1=3
| RD2-seed2=2
| RD2-team2=Singapore
| RD2-score2=1
}}

Semi-finals

The semi-finals is a best-of-three series, with the higher seeded team hosting Game 1, and 3, if necessary.

{{ThreeLegStart}}{{ThreeLegResult| Eastern || 2–0 | Saigon Heat || 114–74 | 86–79 | — }}{{ThreeLegResult| Alab Pilipinas || 0–2 | Singapore Slingers || 67–77 | 64–82 | — }}
|}

Finals: Eastern vs. Singapore

The finals is a best-of-five series, with the higher seeded team hosting Game 1, 2, and 5, if necessary. The winner will provisionally represent the Southeast Asia Basketball Association (SEABA) at the 2017 FIBA Asia Champions Cup, unless a team outside SEABA wins; in that case, the best-performing SEABA team will be the provisional representative.

{{ThreeLegStart
|legs = 5
|team1= Semi-final 1 winner
|team2= Semi-final 2 winner
}}{{ThreeLegResult| Eastern || 3–1 | Singapore Slingers || 76–92 | 92–84 | 76–72 | 82–80 (2OT) | — }}
|}

Final rankings

{{#invoke:Sports table|main |style=WL |ranking_style=percentage |update=2017-04-16 |source=ASEANBasketballLeague.com |for_against_style=points
|team1 =HKL |win_HKL=21|loss_HKL=5 |gf_HKL=2336|ga_HKL=2091
|team2 =SGS |win_SGS=16|loss_SGS=10|gf_SGS=2079|ga_SGS=1939
|team3 =ALP |win_ALP=11|loss_ALP=11|gf_ALP=1722|ga_ALP=1727
|team4 =SGH |win_SGH=8|loss_SGH=14|gf_SGH=1733|ga_SGH=1876
|team5 =WMD |win_WMD=7|loss_WMD=13|gf_WMD=1684|ga_WMD=1743
|team6 =KAT |win_KAT=5|loss_KAT=15|gf_KAT=1614|ga_KAT=1792
|name_HKL=Eastern
|name_SGS=Singapore Slingers
|name_ALP=Alab Pilipinas
|name_SGH=Saigon Heat
|name_WMD=Westports Malaysia Dragons
|name_KAT=Kaohsiung Truth
|result1= |result2=CC |result3= |result4= |result5= |result6=
|res_col_header=QR
|col_CC=green1 |text_CC=Qualification to FIBA Asia Champions Cup |note_res_CC=Eastern and Kaohsiung Truth cannot qualify to the Champions Cup via the ABL.
}}

Awards

2016–17 ABL Champions
Eastern (1st title)

The awarding ceremony was held before the Game 4 of the ABL Finals on April 23, 2017 held at the OCBC Arena in Kallang, Singapore.^[2]

ABL Local MVP: Bobby Ray Parks Jr. (Alab Pilipinas)
ASEAN Heritage MVP: Tyler Lamb (Eastern)
World Import MVP: Marcus Elliott (Eastern)
Defensive Player of the Year: Justin Howard (Singapore Slingers)
Coach of the Year: Edu Torres (Eastern)

References

1. ^{{ cite news |title=Dragons-Slingers Rematch Headline new ABL Season |url=http://aseanbasketballleague.com/featured/dragons-slingers-rematch-headline-new-abl-season/ |date=1 November 2016|publisher=aseanbasketballleague.com |accessdate=25 November 2016}}
2. ^{{cite web|url=http://aseanbasketballleague.com/news/long-lions-take-home-three-awards-parks-named-abl-local-mvp/|title=Long Lions Take Home Three Awards, Parks Named ABL Local MVP|publisher=ASEANBasketballLeague.com|date=23 April 2017|accessdate=25 April 2017}}

External links

Official website

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