Chinese Taipei Basketball Association 結果共11筆

FIBA has moved the Taiwan vs. China basketball match from Taiwan to Manila, Philippines, for March 1, 2026. The Chinese Taipei Basketball Association confirmed the change, citing political concerns.

Former SBL MVP Ke Min-hao receives a seven-year prison sentence for match-fixing. Taiwan’s basketball leagues unite to draft regulations and prevent future scandals.

Taiwan’s basketball players file a civil claim against the CTBA for unpaid fees and unauthorized likeness use. The TPBA seeks compensation for Jones Cup games.

Jeremy Lin retires after a 15-year career, ending with the New Taipei Kings. Known for ＂Linsanity,＂ Lin’s influence spans the NBA and global basketball fans.

The Chinese Taipei Basketball Association announced its 12-man roster for the 2025 FIBA Asia Cup, featuring the debut of the Tsang Hinton brothers. The tournament runs Aug. 5-17 in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Key players return from injury, but PLG stars, including MVP Lu Jun-hsiang, are absent.

The Chinese Taipei Basketball Association announced its 16-man roster for the 2025 FIBA Asia Cup in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, from Aug. 5 to 17. Key players include Liu Cheng, Chen Ying-Chun, and Lin Ting-Chien. Adam and Robert Tsang Hinton debut together internationally. Injuries sideline Nelson Lin, Hsieh Ya-Hsuan, and Jan Lin.

The Chinese Taipei Basketball Association banned Taiwan Beer coach Ha Hsiao-yuan for three years due to insubordination during an SBL game. The team also penalized Ha internally.

American basketball player Julian Boyd calls Taiwan his second home and seeks naturalization. Boyd, now with the Taoyuan Pauian Pilots, missed the Jones Cup due to document issues.

Brandon Gilbeck signs a naturalization contract with the Chinese Taipei Basketball Association, aiming to become Taiwan’s third naturalized men’s basketball player. He brings a record of achievements, including three consecutive Block King titles and the Defensive Player of the Year award. Gilbeck, who joined the Formosa Dreamers in 2021, is set to enhance Taiwan’s national team for the FIBA Asia Cup 2025 Qualifiers.

Richard Chang, a prominent figure in Taiwanese basketball, has been appointed as the inaugural president of the P. LEAGUE+. This restructuring marks a new era for the league, which aims to elevate its status with Chang’s extensive experience and business acumen. Chang, who has a background in national player experience and commercial governance, is expected to lead the league into version 2.0. He played for McDonald’s in Taiwan and represented the Chinese Taipei men’s national basketball team in the 1980s. Additionally, Chang has worked for over 30 years at Costco Wholesale Inc., where he currently serves as the president of its Asian division.

Super Basketball League (SBL) player Wu Chi-ying has been released on bail after being charged with fraud and match-fixing. The Chinese Taipei Basketball Association has imposed a lifetime ban on Wu, effectively ending his basketball career. Wu was suspected of manipulating and match-fixing games to earn money. He is now facing charges of gambling, fraud, and violation of the Sports Lottery Issuance Act.