List of Philippine Basketball Association champions

List of Philippine Basketball Association champions

The Philippine Basketball Association awards a championship trophy (or cup) to the winning team at the end of each conference (tournament).

To determine a champion for a conference, a double-round elimination (sometimes a classification) round is usually held. After the elimination (or classification) round, the playoffs would be held.

There had been a variety of ways the league conducted its playoffs, such as:

  • Single-elimination tournament
  • The twice-to-beat advantage (The higher-seeded team needs to win only once in order to advance, while the lower-seeded team needs to win twice consecutively. This is basically a modification of the best-of-three series.)
  • Round-robin (or double-round robin)
  • Best-of-three series
  • Best-of-five series
  • Best-of-seven series
For a discussion of the different formats, see Playoff format.

The Finals is usually a best-of-seven series (although there had been notable exceptions). The winning team is said to be the champions of the conference. After each season, there would be no playoffs in order to determine a "season champion." The concept of having different champions in a season is similar to the concept of Apertura and Clausura of Latin American football.

However, the teams which are both boldfaced and italicized, the Crispa Redmanizers (1976 and 1983), the San Miguel Beermen (1989), and the Alaska Milkmen (1996), hold the distinction of winning all three conferences in one season and have the distinction of winning the "Grand Slam". Winning the Grand Slam is the equivalent of the "season championship," where the team is said to be the undisputed champion in the league.

There are two types of conferences: All-Filipino or import-laden. The All-Filipino conferences are tournaments where the teams are prohibited from hiring a foreigner as an additional player. An import-laden conference is a tournament where teams are allowed to hire a foreigner (the "import") as an additional player.

Contents

Champions by season

  Won the Grand Slam
  Won the first two championships in a season

1975-1983: Prieto years

Season Conference Champion Series Runner-Up Third place Winning coach
1975 All-Filipino Toyota 3–1 Crispa U/Tex Dante Silverio
Open Toyota 2–1 Crispa Noritake Dante Silverio
All-Philippine Crispa 3–2 Toyota U/Tex Baby Dalupan
1976 All-Filipino Crispa 3–1 Toyota Mariwasa Baby Dalupan
Open Crispa 3–1 Toyota Royal Baby Dalupan
All-Philippine Crispa 3–2 Toyota U/Tex Baby Dalupan
1977 All-Filipino Crispa 3–2 Mariwasa Toyota Baby Dalupan
Open Crispa 3–2 U/Tex Toyota Baby Dalupan
Invitational Toyota 3–0 Emtex Brazil Crispa Dante Silverio
1978 All-Filipino Toyota 3–1 Filmanbank Tanduay Dante Silverio
Open U/Tex 3–0 Crispa Toyota Tommy Manotoc
Invitational Toyota 3–1 Tanduay Crispa Dante Silverio
1979 All-Filipino Crispa 3–2 Toyota Tanduay Baby Dalupan
Open Royal 3–1 Toyota Great Taste Eddie Ocampo
Invitational Toyota 3–1 Crispa U/Tex Fort Acuña
1980 Open U/Tex 3–2 Toyota Crispa Tommy Manotoc
Invitational Nicholas Stoodley (USA) 2–0 Toyota Adidas (France) J. Webber
All-Filipino Crispa 3–1 Toyota Tanduay Baby Dalupan
1981 Open Toyota 3–2 Crispa U/Tex Eddie Ocampo
Invitational Crispa 3–1 U/Tex Presto Baby Dalupan
1982 Reinforced Filipino Toyota 4–3 San Miguel Crispa Eddie Ocampo
Invitational San Miguel 2–1 Crispa South Korea Tommy Manotoc
Open Toyota 3–0 Gilbey's San Miguel Eddie Ocampo
1983 All-Filipino Crispa 3–0 Gilbey's Great Taste Tommy Manotoc
Reinforced Filipino Crispa 3–2 Great Taste Tanduay Tommy Manotoc
Open Crispa 3–0 Great Taste San Miguel Tommy Manotoc

1984–1992: Yenko and R. Salud years

Season Conference Champion Series Runner-Up Third place Winning coach
1984 First All-Filipino Crispa 4–1 Gilbey's Northern Cement Narciso Bernardo
Second All-Filipino Great Taste 3–0 Beer Hausen Tanduay Baby Dalupan
Invitational Great Taste 3–2 Crispa Beer Hausen Baby Dalupan
1985 Open Great Taste 4–2 Magnolia Northern Cement Baby Dalupan
All-Filipino Great Taste 3–1 Shell Tanduay Baby Dalupan
Reinforced Northern Cement 4–0 Manila Beer Ginebra Ron Jacobs
1986 Reinforced Tanduay 4–2 Great Taste Ginebra Turo Valenzona
All-Filipino Tanduay 3–1 Ginebra Shell Turo Valenzona
Open Ginebra 4–1 Manila Beer Great Taste Robert Jaworski
1987 Open Tanduay 4–1 Great Taste Magnolia Turo Valenzona
All-Filipino Great Taste 3–0 Hills Bros. Magnolia Baby Dalupan
Reinforced San Miguel 4–1 Hills Bros. Ginebra Norman Black
1988 Open San Miguel 4–3 Purefoods Alaska Norman Black
All-Filipino Añejo 3–1 Purefoods Alaska Robert Jaworski
Reinforced San Miguel 4–1 Shell Añejo Norman Black
1989 Open San Miguel 4–1 Shell Alaska Norman Black
All-Filipino San Miguel 4–2 Purefoods Shell Norman Black
Reinforced San Miguel 4–1 Añejo Alaska Norman Black
1990 First Conference Shell 4–2 Añejo San Miguel Arlene Rodriguez
All-Filipino Presto 4–3 Purefoods Añejo Jimmy Mariano
Third Conference Purefoods 3–2 Alaska Shell Baby Dalupan
1991 First Conference Ginebra 4–3 Shell Sarsi Robert Jaworski
All-Filipino Purefoods 3–2 Sarsi Alaska Ely Capacio
Third Conference Alaska 3–1 Ginebra San Miguel Tim Cone
1992 First Conference Shell 4–1 San Miguel Alaska Rino Salazar
All-Filipino San Miguel 4–3 Purefoods Swift Norman Black
Third Conference Swift 4–0 7-Up Ginebra Yeng Guiao

1993–2002: Marquez and Bernandino years

Season Conference Champion Series Runner-Up Third place Winning coach
1993 All-Filipino Coney Island 4–2 San Miguel Swift Chot Reyes
Commissioner's Swift 4–2 Purefoods San Miguel Yeng Guiao
Governors San Miguel 4–1 Swift Sta. Lucia Norman Black
1994 All-Filipino San Miguel 4–2 Coney Island Alaska Norman Black
Commissioner's Purefoods 4–1 Alaska Swift Chot Reyes
Governors Alaska 4–2 Swift Pepsi Tim Cone
1995 All-Filipino Sunkist 4–3 Alaska Sta. Lucia Derrick Pumaren
Commissioner's Sunkist 4–2 Alaska Sta. Lucia Derrick Pumaren
Governors Alaska 4–3 San Miguel Sunkist Tim Cone
1996 All-Filipino Alaska 4–1 Purefoods San Miguel Tim Cone
Commissioner's Alaska 4–3 Shell Sta. Lucia Tim Cone
Governors Alaska 4–1 Ginebra Shell Tim Cone
1997 All-Filipino Purefoods 4–2 Gordon's Sta. Lucia Eric Altamirano
Commissioner's Gordon's 4–2 Alaska San Miguel Robert Jaworski
Governors Alaska 4–1 Purefoods San Miguel Tim Cone
1998 All-Filipino Alaska 4–3 San Miguel Pop Cola Tim Cone
Commissioner's Alaska 4–2 San Miguel Pop Cola Tim Cone
Centennial* Mobiline 1–0 Shell Pop Cola Eric Altamirano
Governors Shell 4–3 Mobiline Purefoods Perry Ronquillo
1999 All-Filipino Shell 4–2 Tanduay Barangay Ginebra Perry Ronquillo
Commissioner's San Miguel 4–2 Shell Alaska Jong Uichico
Governors San Miguel 4–2 Alaska Tanduay Jong Uichico
2000 All-Filipino Alaska 4–1 Purefoods Tanduay Tim Cone
Commissioner's San Miguel 4–1 Sta. Lucia Alaska Jong Uichico
Governors San Miguel 4–1 Purefoods Red Bull Jong Uichico
2001 All-Filipino San Miguel 4–2 Barangay Ginebra Pop Cola Jong Uichico
Commissioner's Red Bull 4–2 San Miguel Alaska Yeng Guiao
Governors Sta. Lucia 4–2 San Miguel Shell Norman Black
2002 Governors Purefoods 4–3 Alaska Coca-Cola Ryan Gregorio
Commissioner's Red Bull 4–3 Talk 'N Text San Miguel Yeng Guiao
All-Filipino Coca-Cola 3–1 Alaska San Miguel Chot Reyes

2003–2010: Eala and Barrios years

Season Conference Champion Series Runner-Up Third place Winning coach
2003 All-Filipino Talk 'N Text 4–2 Coca-Cola Alaska Joel Banal
Invitational*[1] Alaska 2–1 Coca-Cola FedEx Tim Cone
Reinforced Coca-Cola 4–3 San Miguel Talk 'N Text Chot Reyes
(2004)** Fiesta Barangay Ginebra 3–1 Red Bull Talk 'N Text Siot Tanquingcen
2004–05 Philippine Barangay Ginebra 4–2 Talk 'N Text San Miguel Siot Tanquingcen
Fiesta San Miguel 4–1 Talk 'N Text Shell Jong Uichico
2005–06 Fiesta Red Bull 4–2 Purefoods Air21 Yeng Guiao
Philippine Purefoods 4–2 Red Bull Alaska Ryan Gregorio
2006–07 Philippine Barangay Ginebra 4–2 San Miguel Talk 'N Text Jong Uichico
Fiesta Alaska 4–3 Talk 'N Text Red Bull Tim Cone
2007–08 Philippine Sta. Lucia 4–3 Purefoods Red Bull Boyet Fernandez
Fiesta Barangay Ginebra 4–3 Air21 Red Bull Jong Uichico
2008–09 Philippine Talk 'N Text 4–3 Alaska Sta. Lucia Chot Reyes
Fiesta San Miguel 4–3 Barangay Ginebra Burger King Siot Tanquingcen
2009–10 Philippine Purefoods 4–0 Alaska San Miguel Ryan Gregorio
Fiesta Alaska 4–2 San Miguel Talk 'N Text Tim Cone

**The 2004 PBA Fiesta Conference was a transitional conference and was not a part of the 2003 or of the 2004–05 season.

2010–present: C. Salud years

Season Conference Champion Series Runner-Up Winning coach
2010–11 Philippine Talk 'N Text 4–2 San Miguel Chot Reyes
Commissioner's Talk 'N Text 4–2 Barangay Ginebra Chot Reyes
Governors Petron 4–3 Talk 'N Text Ato Agustin

Notes

  • Conference marked with an asterisk (*) are special conferences, and do not count to the championship tally below. There is no Battle for Third Place. Runner-up teams receives consolation trophy.

Champions by franchise

Franchise Championships Runners-up Third places Total trophies Last championship
Petron/San Miguel/Magnolia/Royal 19 13 13 45 2011 Governors
Crispa* 13 8 3 24 1984 First All-Filipino
Alaska/Hills Bros. 13 12 12 37 2010 Fiesta
Toyota* 9 9 3 21 1982 Open
Purefoods/Coney Island 8 13 1 22 2009-10 Philippine
Ginebra/Gordon's/Añejo/Gilbey's 8 12 8 27 2008 Fiesta
Great Taste/Presto/Tivoli* 6 5 4 15 1990 All-Filipino
Shell* 4 5 6 15 1999 All-Filipino
Pop Cola/Sunkist/Swift/Sarsi* 4 3 7 14 1995 Commissioner's
Tanduay* 3 2 8 13 1987 Open
Red Bull (Photokina)* 3 2 4 9 2005-2006 Fiesta
Talk 'N Text/Mobiline/Pepsi 4 7 5 14 2011 Commissioner's
U/Tex* 2 2 5 9 1980 Open
Sta. Lucia 2 1 6 9 2007-08 Philippine
Coca-Cola 2 1 1 4 2003 Reinforced
Northern Cement** 1 0 2 3 1985 Reinforced
Nicholas Stoodley (United States)** 1 0 0 1 1980 Invitational
Beer Hausen/Manila Beer 0 3 1 4 --
Mariwasa/Noritake 0 1 2 3 --
Burger King/Air21/FedEx 0 1 2 3 --
Filmanbank 0 1 0 1 --
South Korea** 0 0 1 1 --
Adidas (France)** 0 0 1 1 --
Emtex (Brazil)** 0 0 1 1 --

* Defunct franchise
** Guest team

Notes

See also

References


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