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The Philippine Basketball Association Hall of Fame is an institution that honors selected former players and personalities of the Philippine Basketball Association. It was launched in 2005 during the Reunion Game pitting two teams consisting of the PBA's 25th Anniversary All-Time Team. In 2005, it inducted its first 12 members to the group.
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Inductees
Year Name Achievements 2005 Robert Jaworski 1978 PBA Most Valuable Player. 23 seasons in the PBA as player and coach. 2005 Ramon Fernandez Four-time PBA Most Valuable Player (1982, 1984, 1986, 1988) 2005 Atoy Co 1979 PBA Most Valuable Player 2005 Philip Cezar 1980 PBA Most Valuable Player 2005 Bogs Adornado Three-time PBA Most Valuable Player (1975, 1976, 1981) 2005 Francis Arnaiz Three-time Mythical Five member. Played 12 seasons for Toyota and Ginebra 2005 Baby Dalupan Led three teams (Crispa, Great Taste & Purefoods) to PBA titles as coach; first-ever grand slam winning coach in 1976 2005 Leo Prieto Founding PBA Commissioner 2005 Emerson Coseteng Founding PBA Chairman 2005 Rudy Salud Former PBA Commissioner; drafted league constitution 2005 Danny Floro Crispa Redmanizers team manager 2005 Joe Cantada Play-by-play commentator for Vintage Sports during the 1980's 2007 Abet Guidaben Two-time PBA Most Valuable Player (1983, 1987) 2007 Manny Paner One of the top big men in the league's early years 2007 Danny Florencio played several years with Toyota and later for U-Tex 2007 Norman Black former PBA import and later coach of the grand slam winning San Miguel Beer in 1989 2007 Ron Jacobs led guest-team Northern Consolidated to a PBA title in 1985; coached San Miguel from 1997-1998. 2007 Domingo Itchon league's founding president 2007 Danding Cojuangco team owner of three PBA teams (San Miguel Beermen, Barangay Ginebra Kings, and Purefoods TJ Giants) 2007 Dante Silverio former head coach of Toyota and Shell winning five titles 2007 Tony Siddayao former sportswriter 2007 Pinggoy Pengson Play-by-play commentator for Vintage Sports during the 1980's 2009 Bobby Parks Seven-time Best Import awardee. 2009 Allan Caidic 1987 Rookie of the Year, 1990 PBA Most Valuable Player 2009 Samboy Lim player known as The Skywalker for his daredevil drives to the basket. 2009 Hector Calma player known as The Director for his manning at the point guard spot. 2009 Ricardo Brown Rookie of the Year (1983), MVP (1985), 1st Filipino-American to play in the PBA, drafted by Houston Rockets in 1979. 2009 Jun Bernardino 5th commissioner of the PBA 2009 Carlos ‘Honeyboy’ Palanca III former PBA chairman and team governor of Ginebra San Miguel. 2011 Alvin Patrimonio Four-time PBA Most Valuable Player (1991, 1993, 1994, 1997) 2011 Billy Ray Bates import of the 1983 Crispa Redmanizers grand slam squad 2011 Freddie Hubalde 1977 PBA Most Valuable Player 2011 Tommy Manotoc Coach of the 1983 Grandslam Crispa Redmanizers grand slam team. 2011 Tito Eduque Former Mariwasa head coach 2011 Mariano Yenko 2nd Commissioner of the PBA 2011 Carlos "Bobong" Velez CEO of Vintage Enterprises, Inc., the coveror of the PBA games from 1982 to 2002. Ceremony dates and locations
Date Location Venue May 2005 Quezon City Araneta Coliseum April 8, 2007 Quezon City Araneta Coliseum October 9, 2009 Makati City Shangri-la Hotel Makati October 2, 2011 Quezon City Smart Araneta Coliseum[1] References
- ^ PATRIMONIO, BATES BANNER HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES, PBA.ph, August 23, 2011
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