Pinoy BasketBalista

[ Greatest 40 Players ]

Here are the 40 list that the PBA should be reconsider to be added in the #40 Greatest Players in the next 40 or more future years.











NOTE : The ranking is based from the age they have played in the PBA and the value of their achievements. If a player has been a candidates for MVP or has been a Best Player for some conferences then he'll get ranked higher. All time scoring leader is another factor to get ranked higher.

#1 Nelson Asaytono

• #5 All Time Scoring Leader
• Mythical First Team 1997
• Mythical First Team 1993
• Mythical First Team 1992
• Mythical Second Team 1998 
• Mythical Second Team 1996
• Mythical Second Team 1995
• Mythical Second Team 1994
• Best Player of the Conference 1997 All-Filipino
• Best Player of the Conference 1998  All-Filipino
• Most Points 1998
• Most Points 1997
• Most Points 1992
• Most 3-Pointers Made 1998
• Most 3-Pointers Made 1997
• Most Freethrows Made 1993
• Most Freethrows Made 1992
• Most Defensive Rebounds 1998

[ read TOP 15 Interesting Facts about Nelson Asaytono ]

#2 Danny Seigle

• #27 All Time Scoring Leader
• Rookie of the Year 1999
• Comeback Player of the Year 2005-2006
• Mythical First Team 2001 
• Mythical First Team 2000
• Mythical First Team 1999
• Mythical Second Team 2005
• Mythical Second Team 2006            
• Best Player of the Conference 2005
• Best Player of the Conference  2006
• Best Player of the Conference  1999       
• Finals Most Valuable Player 2001 All-Filipino
• Finals Most Valuable Player 2000 Governors' Cup
• Finals Most Valuable Player 1999 Governors' Cup
• Finals Most Valuable Player 1999 Commissioners' Cup       
• Most Points 2001
• Most Points 2000
• Most Freethrows Made 2005-2006
• Most Freethrows Made 2001
• Most Freethrows Made 2000
• Most 2-Pointers Made 2000

[ TOP 20 Interesting Facts about Danny Dynamite ]

#3 Jeffrey Cariaso

• #21 All Time Scoring Leader
• Rookie of the Year 1995
• Mythical First Team 2003
• Mythical First Team 2002
• Mythical First Team 1999
• Mythical Second Team 2000
• Mythical Second Team 1996
• All-Defensive Team 2002
• All-Defensive Team 2000
• All-Defensive Team 1997
• All-Defensive Team 1996             
• Best Player of the Conference 2002 All-Filipino   Finals
• Finals Most Valuable Player 2003 All-Filipino

#4  Arnie Tuadles

•     #17 All Time Scoring Leader
• 1979 PBA Rookie of the Year
• 1979 PBA Mythical Five
• 1984 PBA Mythical Second Team
• 1990 Most Outstanding Player
• 2013 PBA Hall of Fame 

#5 Gary David

• #45 All Time Scoring Leader
• Most Improved Player 2006-2007
• Sportsmanship Award 2006-2007
• Comeback Player of the Year 2006-2007
• PBAPC Scoring Champ 2012-2013
• PBAPC Scoring Champ  2011-2012
• Mythical First Team 2011-2012
• Mythical First Team  2006-2007
• All-Defensive Team2 006-2007   
• Best Player of the Conference 2011-2012 Philippine Cup               
• Most Points 2011-2012
• Most 3-Pointers Made 2011-2012
• Most Freethrows Made 2011-2012 
• Most Freethrows Made 2008-2009 
• Most Freethrows Made 2006-2007

#6 Olsen Racela

• #38  All Time Scoring Leader       
• PBA Mr. Quality Minutes 1993
• PBA Mythical Second Team 1998
• PBA Mythical Second Team 1999
• PBA Mythical Second Team 2005
• PBA Mythical First Team 2000–2001
• 5x PBA All-Star
• 21st member of 2000-Assist Club

#7 Manny Victorino

•     #15 All Time Scoring Leader
• #15 All Time Rebounding Leader
• Most Improved Player 1984
• Mythical First 1984
• Mythical First 1985
• Mythical First 1986

#8 Yoyoy Villamin

• #25 All Time Scoring Leader
• Mythical five (1987)
• Mythical selection (1988)
• Member of all-defensive team 1995
• Comeback player of the year 1995

#9 Dennis Espino

• #30 All Time Scoring Leader
• Defensive Player of the Year 2004-2005
• Mythical First Team 2003
• Mythical First Team 2001
• All-Defensive Team 2004
• All-Defensive Team 2005
• All-Defensive Team 2001
• Finals Most Valuable Player 2007-2008 Philippine Cup

#10 Rey Evangelista

• #74 All Time Scoring Leader
• Outstanding Freshman Season 1994
• 1995 PBA Sportsmanship Award
• 1999 PBA Sportsmanship Award
• 2000 PBA All-Defensive Team
• 2001 PBA Sportsmanship Award
• 2001 PBA All-Defensive Team
• 2002 PBA All-Defensive Team
• 2002 PBA Governor's Cup Best Player of the Conference
• 2002 PBA Mythical Second Team
• PBA All-Star (1994–96)

#11 Bong Hawkins

• #26 All Time Scoring Leader
• Most Improved Player 1994
• Mythical First Team 1996
• Mythical First Team 1995
• Mythical Second Team 2000
• Mythical Second Team 1994
• All-Defensive Team 1994

#12 Rudy Hatfield

• #112 All Time Scoring Leader
• Defensive Player of the Year 2003
• Mythical First Team 2003
• Mythical Second Team 2001 
• Mythical Second Team 2000
• All-Defensive Team 2003
• All-Defensive Team  2002      
• Best Player of the Conference 2003 Reinforced
• Finals Most Valuable Player 2002 All-Filipino       
• Most Defensive Rebounds 2001   
• Most Offensive Rebounds 2003
• Most Total Rebounds 2001
• Most Steals 2003
• Most Minutes Played 2003

#13 Freddie Abuda

• PBA Defensive Player of the Year 1997
• PBA Defensive Player of the Year 2000
• PBA All-Defensive Team 1997
• PBA All-Defensive Team 1998
• PBA All-Defensive Team 1999
• PBA All-Defensive Team 2000
• PBA Sportsmanship Award 1997 
• PBA Sportsmanship Award 1998
• PBA Sportsmanship Award 2000

#14 Chris Jackson   

• Defensive Player of the Year 2001
• Defensive Player of the Year  1999
• Defensive Player of the Year  1998
• All-Defensive Team 2002
• All-Defensive Team  2001
• All-Defensive Team 2000
• All-Defensive Team 1999
• All-Defensive Team 1998
• All-Defensive Team 1996
• All-Defensive Team 1995       
• Most Steals 2001
• Most Minutes Played 1999

#15 Alvin Teng

• #59 All Time Scoring Leader
•  PBA Mythical Second Team in 1989, 1991, 1992, and 1993
• PBA Defensive Player of the Year in 1993
• PBA Most Improved Playerin 1988
• PBA All-Defensive Team in 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, and 1994
• 5-time PBA All-Star
• 1992 PBA All-Star Game MVP

#16 Terry Saldaña

•   #43 All Time Scoring Leader
•   Mythical Second Team 1984
•   Mythical Second Team 1986
•   PBA All-Defensive Team 1984
•   PBA Most Improved Player 1983

#17 Ranidel De Ocampo

• #53 All Time Scoring Leader
• Mythical First Team 2013-2014 
• Mythical First Team 2012-2013
• Mythical First Team 2011-2012 
• All-Rookie Team 2004-2005 
• Best Player of the Conference 2013-2014 Governors' Cup      
• Finals Most Valuable Player 2012-2013 Philippine Cup     
• Eliminations Top Player 2009-2010 Fiesta Conference 

#18  Zandro Limpot

• #19 All Time Scoring Leader
• Rookie of the Year 1993
• Mythical Second Team 1993
• Mythical Second Team 1997
• All-Defensive Team 1993

#19 Abe King

• #30 All Time Scoring Leader
• 1982 PBA Mythical First Team
• 1985 PBA Mythical Second Team

#20  Davon Harp

• Defensive Player of the Year 2002 
• Rookie of the Year 2000 
• Mythical First Team 2002 
• Mythical Second Team 2001 
• All-Defensive Team2002      
• Best Player of the Conference 2002 Commissioners' Cup               
• Finals Most Valuable Player 2002 Commissioners' Cup
• 2001 Commissioners' Cup             
• Most Points 2002 
• Most Defensive Rebounds 2002 
• Most Minutes Played 2002 
• Most 2-Pointers Made 2002

#20 Mac Cardona

• #54 All Time Scoring Leader
• Mythical First Team 2008-2009 
• Mythical Second Team 2009-2010
• Mythical Second Team 2006-2007
• Best Player of the Conference 2006-2007 Fiesta Conference 
• Finals Most Valuable Player 2008-2009 Philippine Cup     
• Most Points 2008-2009
• Most Points 2006-2007 
• Most 2-Pointers Made 2008-2009
• Most Points 2006-2007 

#22 Nic Belasco

•     #50 All Time Scoring Leader
•     Mythical First Team 2004-2005 
• Mythical Second Team 2002 
• Mythical Second Team 2001 
• All-Defensive Team 2005-2006    
• Most Defensive Rebounds 2004-2005

#23 Enrico Villanueva

• #90 All Time Scoring Leader
• Most Improved Player 2004-2005 
• Mythical First Team 2005-2006 
• All-Defensive Team2004-2005     
• Best Player of the Conference 2005-2006 Fiesta Conference             
• Finals Most Valuable Player 2005-2006 Fiesta Conference             
• Most Total Rebounds 2005-2006 
• Most 2-Pointers Made 2005-2006 

#24Ali Peek

• #35 All Time Scoring Leader
• Sportsmanship Award 2007
• Sportsmanship Award 2008
• Mythical First Team 2001
• Mythical Second Team 2010
• Mythical Second Team 2011       
• Best Player of the Conference 2003 Invitationals   

#24 Cyrus Baguio

• #52 All Time Scoring Leader
• Most Improved Player 2007-2008 
• Sportsmanship Award 2009-2010 
• Mythical Second Team 2012-2013 
• Mythical Second Team 2007-2008                
• Finals Most Valuable Player 2009-2010 Fiesta Conference
• Most Freethrows Made2007-2008 
• Most Steals 2009-2010

#25  Peter Jun Simon

• #61  All Time Scoring Leader
• Mr. Quality Minutes 2013-2014
• Mr. Quality Minutes 2007-2008 
• Mythical Second Team 2013-2014
• All-Star MVP 2007-2008 
• Most Points 2013-2014 
• Most 2-Pointers Made 2013-2014, 
• Most 2-Pointers Made 2012-2013 

#26 Glen Capacio

• #66 All Time Scoring Leader
• All Defensive team 1994
• All Defensive Team 1995
• All Defensive Team  1998

#27  Bong Raven

• #124 All Time Scoring Leader
• Rookie of the Year  1992
• Most Improved Player   1997
• Mythical Second Team  1997

#28 Ronald Tubid

• #65 All Time Scoring Leader
•      Mr. Quality Minutes 2005-2006
•  Mr. Quality Minutes 2004-2005 
•  All-Defensive Team 2008-2009               
•  Finals Most Valuable Player 2007-2008 Fiesta Conference

#29 Noli Locsin

• #80 All Time Scoring Leader
• PBA All-Star (1994-96, 1999)
• 1996 PBA Mythical Second Team
• 1997 PBA Mythical Second Team

#30 Boybits Victoria

• #108 All Time Scoring Leader
• Rookie of the Year 1994
• Mythical 2nd Team 1995
• Mr Quality Minutes 2000

#31 DonDon Hontiveros

• #41 All Time Scoring Leader
• Sportsmanship Award 2004-2005
• Mythical Second Team 2008-2009            
• Most Minutes Played 2008-2009

#33 Edward "Poch" Juinio

• #65 All Time Scoring Leader
• Most Improved Player 1996
• Finals Most Valuable Player 2000 All-Filipino
• Most Total Rebounds 1998 
• Most Blocks 1998

#34 Victor Pablo

• #37 All Time Scoring Leader
• Mythical 2nd Team 1997
• Mythical First Team  2002

#35 Don Allado

#84 All Time Scoring Leader
Mythical First Team 2002
Mythical Second Team2003

#36 Noy Castilo

• #101 All Time Scoring Leader
• Most Improved Player 2001 
• Mythical Second Team 2001 
• Most 3-Pointers Made 2000

#37  Bal David

• #126 All Time Scoring Leader
• PBA All-Star (1996-1999)
• 1996 PBA Mythical Second Team
• 1997 PBA All-Star Game Most Valuable Player
• 1999 PBA Buzzerbeater Event Co-Champion (w/ Rodney Santos)

#38 RenRen Ritualo

• #78 All Time Scoring Leader
• Rookie of the Year 2002
• Mr. Quality Minutes 2003
• Most 3-Pointers Made 2002

#39 Lordy Tugade

• #82 All Time Scoring Leader
• Mythical First Team 2005-2006  
• Most Points 2005-2006 
• Most 3-Pointers Made 2005-2006

#40 Gerry Esplana

• #66 All Time Scoring Leader
• Rookie of the Year 1990

For Alaska Aces fans, here are your TOP 10 Greatest Players in all PBA history. The ranking is based on their achievements, impact as a player and their tenure in the team.

#10 Bong Alvarez

Career history
Alaska Milkmen (1989-1992)

Career highlights and awards
PBA Mythical First Team (1990)


Paul Alvarez turned pro in 1989 and was drafted third overall by Alaska Milk. He made an impact from his very first game delighting the crowd with his high-flying antics. Soon after, fans and TV announcers started calling him "Mr.Excitement".

Alvarez shattered the record for most points by an individual in a single-game held by Allan Caidic. He poured in 71 points in Alaska's 169-138 victory over Formula Shell on April 26, 1990. That same year, he made it to the Mythical five selection for the first time but injured his Achilles heel in Game 3 of the 1990 PBA Third Conference Finals against Purefoods

#9 Poch Junio

Career history
Alaska Milkmen - 1994–2000
Alaska Milkmen 2006–2008

Career highlights and awards

• PBA All-Star (1996)
• PBA Most Improved Player (1996)
• PBA All-Filipino Cup Finals Most Valuable Player (2000)

The former 6'5" standout of the UP Fighting Maroons was drafted 5th overall by the Alaska Milkmen in 1994. He had a decent beginning in his career but his moment came in 1996 when was awarded as the Most Improved Player of the Season. He was a key part of the 1996 Grand Slam Team of the Milkmen. In 2000, he was named as the Finals MVP of the 2000 PBA All-Filipino Cup. Returning to Alaska in the 2006-07 PBA season where we won another championship in 2007. He retired after the 2007-08 Season.

#8 LA Tenorio

Career history
Alaska Aces 2008–2012

Career highlights and awards

• PBA All-Rookie team (2007)
• PBA Most Improved Player (2010)
• PBA Mythical first team (2010)
• PBA Fiesta Conference Co-Finals Most Valuable Player (w/ Cyrus Baguio)
• 3x PBA All-Star (2009, 2011, 2012)
• Most Minutes Played (2010)
• 2012 William Jones Cup Finals MVP
• PBA Commissioner's Cup Best Player of the Conference Award (2013)

In a surprise move in March, 2008 the Alaska Aces traded Mike Cortez and Ken Bono for Magnolia’s LA Tenorio and Larry Fonacier. The Aces have been happy with the trade as they got a pure point guard in Tenorio to make life easier for Willie Miller who could now concentrate on his scoring.

In the first four games of the 2009-2010 KFC-PBA Philippine Cup Tenorio has not disappointed the Alaska expectation. As a starting point guard Tenorio led the Alaska team to a scrambling victory over San Miguel Beer in their first game. In their next three games Tenorio was ever the reliable point guard who led his team to the top of the standings in the PBA.

#7 Sonny Thoss

Career history
Alaska Aces 2004–present

Career highlights and awards

• PBA All Rookie Team (2005)
• 2x PBA Mythical First Team (2010, 2011)
• 2x PBA Mythical Second Team (2008, 2012)
• PBA Sportsmanship Award (2011)
• 10x PBA All-Star (2004-13)
• PBA Commissioner's Cup Finals MVP (2013)

He was the 5th overall pick in the 2004 PBA draft selected by the Alaska Aces and he's also the tallest rookie picked in that class. In his early years, Sonny was backup Center for the Aces behind with the dominant bigman Ali Peek and E.J. Feihl in Alaska's Bigman Rotation.

Thoss is currently the oldest franchise player in the current Alaska rotation. Being a reliable big man, he's been an integral for Alaska Aces championships.

#6 Bong Hawkins

Career history
Alaska Milkmen 1993–2000
Alaska Milkmen 2005–2006

Career highlights and awards

• 3x PBA All-Star (1994–1996)
• PBA Most Improved Player (1994)
• PBA All-Defensive team (1994)
• 2x PBA Mythical Second team (1994, 2000)
• 2x PBA Mythical First team (1995, 1996)
• PBA Commissioner's Cup Best Player of the Conference (1996)

In 1994 he became an integral part of Alaska's success in the 1990s alongside Jojo Lastimosa, Johnny Abarrientos and import Sean Chambers. He became the Most Improved Player of the 1994 Season. In 1996, he was a part of the Grand Slam Team led by then-MVP Abarrientos. He was named to the Mythical Five and Mythical Second Team several times. He would play for the Milkmen until 2000.

In 2005-06 PBA season, he retired and worked for Tim Cone as one of his assistant coaches. During the 25th Anniversary of Alaska last September 27, 2010, his number 16 was retired along with Johnny's number 14. He is currently on the coaching staff for the University of the Philippines Fighting Maroons Men's Basketball Team.

#5 Jeffrey Cariaso

#5 Jojo Lastimosa

Career history

Alaska Aces 1991–2000

Career highlights and awards

• PBA Rookie of the Year (1988)
• 3x PBA Mythical Second Team (1988, 1995, 1999)
• 3x PBA Mythical Five (1991, 1996, 1998)
• 9x PBA All-Star (1989-1992, 1994, 1996-1999

From Purefoods he was traded to Alaska Milk in 1991 for Cabahug. At Alaska, his career further blossomed as he became an integral part of the Triangle offense. In his first season with Alaska, Lastimosa played the best season of his career, leading the league in statistical points before narrowly losing the MVP award to former teammate Alvin Patrimonio . Lastimosa carried Alaska while Alavares is injured, which had its finest season in the league until that point, winning the first championship in franchise history in the Third Conference that year. He skippered the Milkmen to the 1996 Grand Slam together with eventual 1996 MVP Johnny Abarrientos, Bong Hawkins and Jeffrey Cariaso, only the fourth Grand Slam in the league's history. During his stay with Alaska, he became a permanent fixture in the "Mythical Team" selection.

In 1998, he again led the Alaska team to the championship of both the All-Filipino and Commissioner's Cups together with Abarrientos, Hawkins and Kenneth Duremdes. The Grand Slam was then again beckoning but his inclusion to the 1998 Centennial Team (together with Abarrientos and Duremdes) that played in the 1998 William Jones Cup (Champions) and the Bangkok Asian Games (Bronze Medal) prevented the team from repeating their 1996 feat.

In 2002, Lastimosa found his way back to the Alaska Aces franchise where he ended his career in 2003.

During halftime of their 2003 season opening game, Alaska retired Lastimosa's #6 jersey. During the off season, Lastimosa announced his retirement after playing 15 seasons in the league.

#3 Willie Miller

Career history
Alaska Milkmen (2006-2010)

Career Achievements:

• 2x PBA Obstacle Challenge Champion (2006, 2008)
• 11x PBA All-Star (2001, 2003–2004, 2006–2011)
• 2x PBA Most Valuable Player (2002, 2007)
• 3x PBA Mythical First Team (2002, 2005, 2007)
• 2x PBA Mythical Second Team (2008–2009)
• PBA All-Defensive Team (2003)
• PBA Fiesta Best Player of the Conference (2005)
• PBA Trick Shot Challenge Champion (2006)
• PBA Fiesta Conference Finals Most Valuable Player (2007)
• PBA All-Star Co-Finals Most Valuable Player (2007)
• PBA Philippine Cup Best Player of the Conference (2009)
• PBA Motolite Pangmatagalan Player of the Year (2009)
• PBA Sportsmanship Award (2013-2014)
• Most Minutes Played 2006-2007 

At the middle of the 2006 Philippine Cup, Miller was traded to the Alaska Aces as part of a big trade with the Phone Pals.Miller's backcourt partner would be Mike Cortez and with them, Jeffrey Cariaso, Sonny Thoss, and Reynel Hugnatan, the Aces took third-place honors during the conference after falling a game short against Purefoods for a finals berth.

In the 2006-07 Philippine Cup, Miller led Alaska in numerous categories for the injury-riddled Aces.

In the 2007 Fiesta Conference, he led the Alaska Aces with the help of 2007 PBA Fiesta Conference Best Import Rossell Ellis to the championships once again after 5 years. Winning the championship against Talk 'N Text in seven games despite being down 3-2 in the series making it the club's 12th title. He also bagged the PBA Most Valuable Player once again in that season, as well as the PBA Finals MVP.

In the 08-09 PBA Philippine Cup All-Filipino Conference, Miller won his second best player of the conference award, leading his team to the best record in the eliminations and eventually to the championship round. There, Miller performed superbly, averaging 15.7 points, 4.6 rebounds, and 6.5 assists and making some clutch plays. In Game 2, with Alaska down 84-89 with less than 7 minutes to play, he sparked a fiery rally, scoring six points in a decisive 16-0 run that eventually won them the game. Miller also played the hero in Game 5, where he scored 15 points, including an emphatic (and somewhat ill-advised) game-clinching three-pointer with 8.7 seconds remaining.

#2 Kenneth Duremdes

Career history
Alaska Milkmen (1998-2002)

Career highlights and awards

• 10-time PBA All-Star (1995-2001, 2003-04)
• 1996 PBA All-Star Game Most Valuable Player
• 1996 PBA Mythical Second Team
• 1998 PBA All-Filipino Cup Finals Most Valuable Player
• 1998 PBA Commissioner's Cup Finals Most Valuable Player
• 1998 PBA Commissioner's Cup Best Player of the Conference
• 1998 PBA Most Valuable Player
• 1998 PBA Mythical First Team
• 1999 PBA Two-Ball Competition Co-Champion (w/ Johnny Abarrientos)
• 1999 PBA Mythical Second Team
• 2000 PBA Mythical First Team
• 2000 PBA All-Filipino Cup Best Player of the Conference
• 2001 PBA Mythical Second Team

Duremdes is known for a big small forward at his time, like a Kevin Durant that can penetrates and can shot a clutch baskets. After his arrival with the 1996 Grandslam champions, Duremdes' career took a big rise. He had a strong showing with the Milkmen's Governors Cup title conquest of Purefoods.

In 1998, Duremdes led Alaska to the All-Filipino and Commissioner's Cup titles during the said year. He also won the Commissioner's Cup Best Player honors. Before leading the Philippines to a bronze-medal finish in the 1998 Asian Games in Bangkok, Duremdes was named as the league's Most Valuable Player at age 24.

He would continue to have MVP numbers from 1999–2000, in which he led the Milkmen to the 2000 All-Filipino title. After becoming a free agent, he signed a reported 48 million peso to stay with the Aces in 2001, despite offers from teams such as the Mobiline Phone Pals. With Alaska focusing itself on rebuilding the team, Duremdes became the top man for the Aces along with young players John Arigo and Ali Peek. In 2002, he would again play for the country in the Busan Asian Games, becoming one of the most notable players on the squad. However, the squad failed to win a medal in the said event. Duremdes would then lead Alaska to a runner-up finish in the season-ending All-Filipino Conference.

In 2000, he became a member of the PBA's 25 Greatest Player's List, the youngest of the group.

#1 Johnny Abarrientos

Career history
Alaska Milkmen (1993-2001)

Career highlights and awards

• PBA All-Star (1994-2001)
• 6x PBA Mythical First Team (1994-1999)
• 5x PBA All-Defensive Team (1994, 1996, 1997, 1999, 2004-05)
• 2x PBA Governor's Cup Finals Most Valuable Player (1996, 1997)
• 1996 PBA Most Valuable Player
• 1997 PBA Commissioner's Cup Best Player of the Conference
• 1999 PBA Two-Ball Competition Co-Champion (w/ Kenneth Duremdes)
• 2003 PBA Mythical Second Team

#10 Pido Jarencio - The FireMan

7x traded over 14yrs
Drafted : 1986 - retired

• San Miguel Beermen
• Presto Tivolis
• Purefoods Hotdogs
• Swift Mighty Meaties
• Barangay Ginebra Kings
• Tanduay Rhum Masters
• Pop Cola Panthers

#9 Willie Miller - The Thriller Miller

7x Traded over 13yrs
Drafted : 2001 - absent

• Red Bull (4x)
• Talk 'N Text
• Alaska
• Ginebra
• Global Port 

#8 Yoyoy Villamin - Bicolano Superman

8x traded over 17yrs
Drafted : 1981 - retired

1. Crispa
2. Manila Beer
3. Alaska (2x)
4. Sunkist
5. Pepsi
6. Mobiline
7. San Miguel

#7 Abet Guidaben

8x traded
Drafted : 1975- retired

1. Crispa 
2. Tanduay
3. Manila Beer
4. San Miguel
5. Purefoods
6. Alaska
7. 7-Up
8. Shell

#6 Vergel Meneses - Aerial Voyager

7x traded over 14yrs

Drafted : 1992 - retired

1. Presto
2. Sta. Lucia
3. Swift - Sunkist - Pop Cola
4. Ginebra
5. FedEx
6. Red Bull
7. Talk n Text

#5 Enrico Villanueva - Raging Bull

8x traded over 9yrs
Drafted : 2003 -  present

• Red Bull
• San Miguel
• Purefoods
• Ginebra
• Barako Bull (3x)
• NLEX / Air21

#4 John Ferriols

9x traded over 9yrs
Drafted : 2003 - present

1. FedEx Express 
2. Talk 'N Text Phone Pals (2x)
3. Alaska Aces 
4. Barangay Ginebra Kings  
5. Rain or Shine Elasto Painters  
6. B-Meg Llamados 
7. San Miguel Beermen  
8. Meralco Bolts

#2 Wesley Gonzales - Wild Wild Wes

8x traded over 6yrs
Drafted : 2008 - present

1. FedEx Express
2. San Miguel Beermen
3. Coca-Cola Tigers
4. Burger King Whoppers
5. Air21 Express
6. Alaska Aces
7. San Mig Coffee Mixers
8. Barako Bull Energy Cola

#2 Mark Isip

10x traded over 8yrs

Drafted: 2006 - present
Teams traded :

1. Sta. Lucia Realtors
2. Coca-Cola Tigers
3. Rain or Shine Elasto Painters
4. Talk 'N Text Tropang Texters
5. Barako Bull Energy Boosters
6. Meralco Bolts
7. Air21 Express
8. Petron Blaze Boosters
9. Barako Bull Energy
10. GlobalPort Batang Pier

#1 Yousef Taha 

6x traded over 2yrs

Drafted : 2012 - present
Teams traded :

1. Air21 Express
2. Barangay Ginebra San Miguel
3. GlobalPort Batang Pier
4. Petron Blaze Boosters
5. GlobalPort Batang Pier
6. Purefoods Star Hotshots