Tim Cone for Gilas Pilipinas!

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Barangay Ginebra mentor Tim Cone said he couldn't want anything more than to get an opportunity to help get Gilas Pilipinas in a good place again in worldwide play.

Cone lingers as the leader to expect the training occupation abandoned by Yeng Guiao after the FIBA World Cup calamity as the Samahang Basketabol ng Pilipinas handles the quick errand of amassing a first class squad for the imminent Southeast Asian Games on home ground.

There's likewise noise for Cone, a double cross amazing hammer winning mentor in the PBA, to deal with the Gilas program right through as SBP sets out for recovery in the 2023 FIBA World Cup the nation is co-facilitating.

"From what I comprehend they're going to have a pursuit advisory group and this (changeless Gilas work) isn't what I've been inquired. To be in the SEA Games, not for me to be lead trainer later on down the line. That is to say, what a gigantic respect that would be nevertheless I have definitely no control, I don't need any control of that. I simply need to concentrate on helping what I can and what I can help right currently is simply to be the SEA Games mentor in ball," said Cone.

The multi-titled strategist, is set to meet with SBP metal Monday to ideally conclude an understanding for what could be his second stretch at the National group.

Cone made major decisions for the Philippine Centennial Team in the 1998 Asian Games and returned home with the bronze decoration, shy of his objective.

"I've been there, done that, or really I've been there and didn't do that so if this position goes in, I trust I'll do it this time," he said.

Cone keeps up that the SEAG title safeguard will not the slightest bit be a cake walk.

"I know my great mate, Rajko (Toroman) is training Indonesia. He's going to have a decent naturalized player and they will be extreme there. He's been there as of now throughout the previous couple of months. I likewise comprehend Thailand got a great naturalized player," he said.

He noticed the huge improvement in the degree of play of the Filipinos' Asean rivals.

"The ABL (Asean Basketball League) has truly helped the Southeast Asian groups develop on their b-ball. They got a great deal of introduction and they play with imports and imports are eager to come in and be their naturalized player so it is anything but a sure thing using any and all means," he pushed.

"It in every case apparently has been before however it's getting increasingly hard. Much the same as during the 50s , the Asian Games was a sure thing for us and got increasingly hard and harder. So now it's getting harder, ball's developing more around the globe, even to Southeast Asian groups," he included. (OL)