Top 10 Best Philippine Basketball Association Players

He is a great player. Even though he faces a lot of controversies, he still manages to play well. He is also a good father. I believe his son will be very proud of him.

I appreciate his determination to fight for his son. I hope Kris really sees how good James is. Good luck in all of your games, and I wish you always win.

He's very humble. Despite whatever suffering he experiences, he remains quiet to show respect. His devotion to his craft is amazing. In every game, he's 100% committed.

More strength, endurance, agility, and unstoppable shooting powers to you. The BIG GAMES.

He has been the heart of Filipinos during the FIBA Asia and World Cup as the team captain. He showed in the game how Filipinos fight till the end. #Puso

Mighty Mouse is the best point guard in the country. Proven in the PBA and even internationally.

Best example of a great PBA player. He knows his role, is unselfish in his plays, and has a great mind to be a team captain.

I'm not a big fan of basketball, but since I saw how Mark and Jayjay performed magic for Ginebra during those glorious days, I started loving it.

Even now, The Fast and the Furious is the best tandem for me. Even if the prime of their careers has passed, we can't deny how big a contribution they have made to the league.

He's indeed the greatest player of today's generation. He can play defense, offense, and all. He can influence his teammates with his never-say-die spirit.

Mark The Spark is the heart of the court.

It's because God is always with him. Every shot has a good news. He is one of the best point guards in the PBA with great basketball IQ and leadership.

Before Yeo or Baguio, "The Fast" was the one who made fans really enjoy watching PBA because of his acrobatic shots and ability to make it through. He may be past his prime, but he can still deliver those shots. JJ13, number 1!

He is the best because he can do anything, especially 3-point shots and assists. So, go idol Jay-Jay!

I love Jayjay Helterbrand. He's so talented and a good shooter.

Alvin "The Captain, The Lion Heart, The Face, and the Small but Terrible" - for me, nobody can replace him, even among the active players in the PBA!

I started watching Alvin back when he played for the Coney Island team, and now he's a Team Manager at SMC. Alvin was like an import player. I remember when Tharon Mayes, the team's import, was thrown out of a game, and Alvin took charge, leading the team to victory.

Can you believe it? He won the game even without an import!

If you say Michael Jordan in the NBA, I can also say Alvin Patrimonio in the PBA. He is the only player who stuck with one team because of his leadership and "Lion Heart" performance every night of the game.

He led the team to several championships.

When his hands are on fire, it's hard to stop him from shooting beyond the arc! His quick and unpredictable 3-point jump shots made him a feared player on the court.

Even when he's cold, his brilliant defense makes him more respected than other point or shooting guards.

He is my idol since MBA time. I hope and pray that when he comes back to play this coming Sunday, he can help the team win through his defense and offense.

Coaching Material: Vocal and has the ability of a captain.

All-Rounder: Inside and out threat. Gives headaches to its opposing team (sample to Coach Yeng). Ahehe...

Greatest Filipino basketball player who ever lived. Who else can play like an elite point guard even though his natural position is center?

What an icon! There will never be another one like him. The PBA should retire both of his jersey numbers.

The greatest player to ever enter the PBA. The El Presidente of the PBA and the pride of Leyteños!

Honestly, I never liked basketball until I heard the name Johnny Abarrientos. He proved to me that basketball is interesting and full of excitement.

I remember during our high school days, he was always the topic of every basketball fanatic. The PBA during those days was much better to see in action or on TV screens live. Unlike now, most viewers would rather play it in video games or just watch PBA games on YouTube.

The PBA of the '90s was more interesting and exciting to watch compared to today's PBA. People of different ages and walks of life united in their love for the PBA, and Johnny Abarrientos was one of the most watched players, not only by Filipinos but also by NBA players around the world.

He is the best player who can play multiple positions and always creates mismatches!

My idol is one of the best in terms of defense. Puso!

Si Ricky Brown ay magaling na point guard sa kasaysayan ng PBA... Naglaro siya para sa Great Taste.

Vergel is an unstoppable player, especially in isolation play. He has a terrific eye for the open man and is a great team captain. His dunks during his first two years in the PBA were sick.

He is probably the most talented player who ever played in the league.

He is the greatest player who ever played in the PBA. His moves are so beautiful to look at, very smooth and elegant. Vergel Meneses, you are the greatest. I really miss all your moves on the court.

This season, he is not shooting as well, but let's give him a chance to improve.

Paul "D' Lethal Weapon" Lee excels in both defense and offense. He is a great shooter and a game-changer, as shown in FIBA Asia 2014. Go, Lee!

Go, Angas ng Tondo Paul Lee! Go, Rain or Shine!

Best shooter of all time.

Big J needs no introduction. He's the best. He gives his spirit and soul every time he plays. He came from rags to riches, which is why he knows the masses. There will never be another Robert Jaworski.

He is the most popular basketball player in the history of basketball in the Philippines. The PBA became famous because of Jaworski. Without him, Ginebra would not have become the heart and soul of millions of PBA fans around the world.

Legendary! One word is enough to explain his game.

Because of his amazing moves, the sportsmanship award, which is one of the most important awards, and his humility.

For me, Cyrus Baguio is the best among the rest.

The king of different highlights!

Arwind Santos is the best. He's so humble. He doesn't think about his own awards. He always plays as a team player. For him, the team's win is much more important than his own awards, as long as he plays hard for the team.

Go, go, Arwind. You will always be my MVP.

He has great moves, quite similar to El Presidente Ramon Fernandez, not to mention his MVP awards. Of course, his character, sharpness, and lovely side moves lead to great points. And he's kinda handsome.

Except for being good-looking, he is also kind and humble.

A center who can make three-point and perimeter shots, Lakay Danny Ildefonso is known for his amazing low-post moves.

He is popular for his Raise the Roof dunk and is also an excellent passer.

Ildefonso has proven himself as a valuable mentor, sharing his basketball knowledge with younger players. That's why the Kraken was unleashed!

I think he's the best player who has played both Power Forward and Center positions from the time he entered the league until now, despite the fact that age and injuries have affected him significantly. RAISE THE ROOF!

The best again in his 3rd season. Two 20/20s in a body with 6'1 height in just one conference that is still ongoing. WOW!

All energy and heart, plus a willingness to win.

He's great but cocky sometimes. No humility.

No one can match the Tower of Power, even with the influx of Fil-Ams. I watched him scoring from outside and dunking face-to-face with much taller opponents.

The Tower of Power - no one can beat this guy. MVP and Rookie of the Year!

The only Rookie of the Year and MVP in PBA history.

He must be in the top 2 because of the energy we see every time he plays. He is more energetic than others. He is a good example to the young stars.

PJ is a very humble player with no arrogant moments. Every time he throws a ball, there's no reaction. That's why I like him. Well-mannered player.

I like his moves on the court. Good at three-point shots, inside or outside. Very good at free throws.