2014 ABL season

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Season2014
Dates16 July 2014 – 26 October 2014 (regular season)
29 October 2014 – 11 November 2014 (playoffs)
Games played60 (regular season)
6 (playoffs)
Teams6
ASEAN Basketball League
Season2014
Dates16 July 2014 – 26 October 2014 (regular season)
29 October 2014 – 11 November 2014 (playoffs)
Games played60 (regular season)
6 (playoffs)
Teams6
Finals
ChampionsThailand Hi-Tech Bangkok City
Runners-upMalaysia Westports Malaysia Dragons
SemifinalistsSingapore Singapore Slingers
Vietnam Saigon Heat
Awards
Local MVPWei Long Wong
World Import MVPChris Charles
Coach of the YearAriel Vanguardia
Finals MVPJerick Canada
Records
Biggest home winWestports Malaysia Dragons 100–58 Laskar Dreya South Sumatra
(24 October 2014)
Biggest away winLaskar Dreya South Sumatra 58–92 Hi-Tech Bangkok City
(3 September 2014)
Highest scoringWestports Malaysia Dragons 107–104 Hi-Tech Bangkok City
(18 October 2014)
← 2013

The 2014 ASEAN Basketball League Regular Season was the fifth season of competition of the ASEAN Basketball League (ABL). Hi-Tech Bangkok City won its second title in its franchise history after defeating Westports Malaysia Dragons in two games.[1] Anthony Macri, the commissioner of the league for the past two years, resigned on 21 February 2014.[2] The regular season began on 16 July 2014 and concluded on 26 October 2014. Two teams from the previous season, defending champions San Miguel Beermen and Sports Rev Thailand Slammers, did not return for the current season.[3]

TeamLocationArenaHead coach
Hi-Tech Bangkok CityBangkokThai-Japanese StadiumPhilippines Jerry Ruiz
Laskar Dreya South SumatraSumatraSenayan Gym Hall 1Indonesia Tondi Radja Syailendra
Indonesia WarriorsNorth JakartaThe BritAma ArenaIndonesia Cokorda Raka Satya Wibawa
Saigon HeatHo Chi Minh CityCIS ArenaUnited Kingdom Anthony Garbelotto
Singapore SlingersSingaporeOCBC ArenaSingapore Neo Beng Siang
Westports Malaysia DragonsKuala LumpurMABA StadiumPhilippines Ariel Vanguardia

Standings

Results

Home \ Away HBC INA LDS SAI SGP WMD HBC INA LDS SAI SGP WMD
Hi-Tech Bangkok City — 88–50 100–91 75–59 59–51 88–82 — 61–53 72–65 61–57 75–96 80–88
Indonesia Warriors 73–70 — 100–63 61–72 65–63 88–72 61–78 — 62–82 73–75 91–74 89–88
Laskar Dreya South Sumatra 58–92 75–76 — 79–97 61–84 64–89 60–84 54–73 — 70–89 62–77 70–90
Saigon Heat 74–85 72–56 70–48 — 73–76 98–102 75–100 72–61 75–65 — 83–65 82–85
Singapore Slingers 78–75 80–59 62–46 77–74 — 57–65 75–100 72–61 75–65 83–65 — 82–85
Westports Malaysia Dragons 90–93 84–66 106–84 82–72 85–59 — 107–104 97–63 100–56 103–83 101–87 —
Source:
Legend: Blue = home team win; Red = away team win.

Statistical leaders

CategoryPlayerTeamStat
Points per gameDior LowhornSingapore Slingers26.27
Rebounds per gameJustin WilliamsSaigon Heat17.65
Assists per gameAvery ScharerWestports Malaysia Dragons6.53
Steals per gameAvery ScharerWestports Malaysia Dragons2.59
Blocks per gameJustin WilliamsSaigon Heat4.40
Turnovers per gameJustin HowardSingapore Slingers3.88
FT%Nakorn JaisanukHiTech Bangkok City1.000
3FG%Russel LowSingapore Slingers1.000

Source:[4]

Playoffs

References

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