Comments on: Boys Basketball All-State Fab 15, All-Defense

By: Flight Reacts

Flight Reacts — Sat, 28 Mar 2020 20:19:43 +0000

DrdripMD
I have heard about this Darwin guy. I think I’ve seen him play in a couple AAU tournaments on the mainland, on both east and west coasts. I must say, the kids got some talent. His jumper is wet, his handles are killer and his defense is clamps. What could use some work is his layup package, nowadays only having a jelly in your bag isn’t enough. I don’t mean to downplay his game, but if he adds some more lays into his bag he will be an elite player. And for off the court, do not get me started on his drip. Not only is he wearing the nicest kicks and the most hype clothes, but the way he carries himself is on point.

By: DrdripMD

DrdripMD — Sat, 28 Mar 2020 11:53:56 +0000

Sweaty Murphy
First of all your name takes away and respect that I have for your comment about some kid name sage. To be frank sir or mam, Sagé is no match for the strength and athleticism of Ivan Chan. His overall play is just beyond anything we’ve seen before. After Chan’s next two years of high school we could in for a treat. Many NBA GM’s have already scouted him and he may go the route of Lamelo Ball and play overseas for a year. Mark my words, in three years Chan will be in the NBA as a first round pick. The fact that sage, a volleyball player, even is mentioned along with Chan’s name is disgraceful towards Chan and all of China.

@Fight reacts

Chan will definitely be interesting to watch in the next few years. He has had the last two years to focus just on gaining muscle and working on his craft. While Chan is not out the ville he still is a strong minded and capable player. His playmaking and ability to play in iso situations is amazing. I was also wondering if you heard about another exciting prospect from Iolani school named Darwin. He’s also known as the dr of drip by his peers. He should go along well with Bumanglag and Chan in these next two years.

By: Ivan Laukong Chan

Ivan Laukong Chan — Fri, 27 Mar 2020 22:35:03 +0000

@sweetmurphy

This Ivan Chan is incredible (coincidence my name is also Ivan Chan haha). Would be a shame if he gets injured again. He’s the real deal

By: SweatyMurphy

SweatyMurphy — Fri, 27 Mar 2020 07:33:41 +0000

I like Hirata as a coach but I don’t care who ‘Iolani has… unless they get another 7 footer, it’s going to be the Tolentino show the next 2 years. He has no equal in the state he’ll dominate like how most bigs are supposed to when everybody else is a foot smaller than you.

By: Mark M. Words

Mark M. Words — Thu, 26 Mar 2020 06:38:03 +0000

@really

Who are you???

I forgot about Ivan Chan, didn’t play basketball his freshman or sophomore year but heard some good things about him. Watched him during a practice scrimmage and he looked solid. The Bailey and Ivan duo could be the Kobe and Shaq of the state. Iolani will win the championship next year!

By: Ivan Laukong Chan

Ivan Laukong Chan — Thu, 26 Mar 2020 06:27:56 +0000

I can back up everything that he’s just said about Ivan Chan. Kid is insane. Yall ain’t ready

By: Flight Reacts

Flight Reacts — Thu, 26 Mar 2020 06:22:51 +0000

The phenom Ivan Chan is approximately 6’2”, and still growing! But this doesn’t take away from his incredible hops. Ive seen his dunk package in person, I don’t want to spoil anything, but I’ve seen a windmill or two. He has been working out/lifting for the past year, and it shows. Not only has he reached a staggering 40 inch vertical, but he has also is able to bench 2 plates!

By: Fullcourt

Fullcourt — Thu, 26 Mar 2020 02:50:03 +0000

What’s his size?

By: Flight Reacts

Flight Reacts — Wed, 25 Mar 2020 21:03:02 +0000

To answer your question for Mark, Bailey Bumanglag is the class of ‘22s #1 prospect out of Hawaii. Many consider him the next Michael Jordan, but personally, I compare him to Lamelo Ball. He shares Lamelo’s drip, jumper, layup/dunk package and handles. Anyone who watches him can see his growth in skill since his freshman year. I can’t wait to see how much he grows by senior year, although his game is excellent, there is always room for growth. Aside from Bumanglag, there is another rising star in the class of ‘22, and coincidentally he also attends ‘Iolani Prep. His name is Ivan Chan, you haven’t seen him play for ‘Iolani or AAU, but trust me when I tell you he is skilled. His jumper replicates that of Luka Doncic, his handles mirror retro Jamal Crawford and do not get me started on his killer step back. Just wait until next year when he joins ‘Iolani Varisty Basketball, and you will all see his skill.

By: really

really — Tue, 24 Mar 2020 18:43:12 +0000

@ Mark M. Words,

Who is Bailey Bumanglang?