Pba Mvp Dapat

[imogen]

i think its because he is prone to injury! hahaha

 

 

yes but....

yeah whatever... hehehe

 

but he is a freaking ring monster.

[o0onapstero0o]

pa check nga po, if i remember it right. rookie pa lang si danny s when danny i got a mvp award(dont know if 1st or 2nd na nya iyon). pero naaalala ko si benjie paras pa nag introduced ng mvp awards at akala nga ng most of the audience may panibagong roy/mvp awardee na.

 

 

 

i think benjie paras grab the mvp award that season!

[o0onapstero0o]

yes but....

yeah whatever... hehehe

 

but he is a freaking ring monster.

 

 

 

got that right! he can dunk on the face of any player that comes in his way! he's like dominique wilkens of the phils at his prime!

[o0onapstero0o]

Marlou Aquino

 

 

 

if im not mistaken he won the award when gordons gin won the title w/ cris king!

[encounter_doc]

if im not mistaken he won the award when gordons gin won the title w/ cris king!

 

You must be referring to the 1997 season, when Gordon's Gin won the Commisioner's Cup with Chris King as import. Nope, Patrimonio won the MVP award that season. Aquino had a good season as well, as he was named to the mythical 1st team, together with Patrimonio, Asaytono, Abbarientos, and Hizon.

[o0onapstero0o]

You must be referring to the 1997 season, when Gordon's Gin won the Commisioner's Cup with Chris King as import. Nope, Patrimonio won the MVP award that season. Aquino had a good season as well, as he was named to the mythical 1st team, together with Patrimonio, Asaytono, Abbarientos, and Hizon.

 

 

but do marlou doesnt have mvp award in his credit?

[encounter_doc]

but do marlou doesnt have mvp award in his credit?

 

Answer is no.

 

Aquino's best seasons were during his first 2 years in the PBA (96 and 97). He was ROY in 96 and also a member of the mythical 1st team. Ginebra went on to the finals of the Governor's Cup where Aquino won the Best Player of the Conference (I think he was the 1st rookie to win the award), but lost to Alaska which won the grand slam that year. He eventuallly won a title with Ginebra during the 97 season (Commissioner's Cup), and another mythical team selection.

 

Aquino's best year with Sta Lucia was in 2003, when he was named to the Mythical 2nd team. After 2003, Aquino's production has declined.

[arnscofield]

hector "the director" calma

[o0onapstero0o]

Answer is no.

 

Aquino's best seasons were during his first 2 years in the PBA (96 and 97). He was ROY in 96 and also a member of the mythical 1st team. Ginebra went on to the finals of the Governor's Cup where Aquino won the Best Player of the Conference (I think he was the 1st rookie to win the award), but lost to Alaska which won the grand slam that year. He eventuallly won a title with Ginebra during the 97 season (Commissioner's Cup), and another mythical team selection.

 

Aquino's best year with Sta Lucia was in 2003, when he was named to the Mythical 2nd team. After 2003, Aquino's production has declined.

 

 

 

 

oh i see... so its just a best player of the conf and not mvp! thanks for the info! much appreciated!

[encounter_doc]

Please take note that the MVP is awarded based on a season's performance. It doesn't mean that if a player had a good career, then he should have won an MVP award. It would be great if posters would also identify the year in which a player should have won the award.

[encounter_doc]

hector "the director" calma

 

Calma's best years were in the late 80's, specifically 87, 88, and 89. Although he was named to the mythical 1st team in those 3 years, it might be taking it a little bit too far to consider him an MVP-worthy player. During those 3 years, his averages were 10.6 ppg and 5.3 apg.

 

The reason I say this is because, unfortunately in the PBA, statistical production accounts for 50% in the MVP race. Calma just does not have enough stats to go up against Guidaben, Fernandez, and Paras who won the MVP in 87, 88, and 89 respectively.

 

If we are using the NBA style wherein MVPs are determined purely by voting, then some voters could argue that Calma, beyond the numbers, was the most important player in the SMB lineup during those championship years. Think of Steve Nash, whose stats can be considered inferior to the likes of Kobe, KG, LBJ, etc., but his 2 MVPs is a testament of how important he is in the Sun's lineup.

[encounter_doc]

Francis Arnaiz should have won the first MVP award if not for the twisted notion then that the MVP should come from the team that won the latest championship (Crispa). Toyota won the first 2 of 3 titles in that year.

 

A little bit PBA history / trivia ...

 

Actually, from 1975 to 1979, the league MVP for the entire season was decided after only the first conference (All Filipino). So that means Adornando (1975, 1976), Hubalde (1977), Jaworski (1978), and Co (1979) got their MVPs because of their performance in the AFC only.

 

Hubalde and Jaworski were deserving as they played well during the entire season that they won their respective MVP awards. Yes, there was a good case for Arnaiz in 1975 as he played well the entire year. Ditto for Atoy Co in 1976, because Adornado got injured after he won his 2nd MVP plum (after playing just 1 conference). Fernandez had a good 1979 (entire) season also, so you could make a case that El Presidente should have won 5 MVPs.

 

Cezar was the first player (1980) to win an MVP that was based on a season-long (3 conferences) performance.

 

(off topic) Did you know that the first "All-Filipino" conference (1975) had 3 imports: Byron "Snake" Jones (Toyota), Israel Oliver (Noritake), and Charles Walker (U-tex).

[jacolitos]

Kerby Raymundo should have won the MVP Award and not James "Kris" Yap.

[roger65]

pinakasikat n cguro n player n di naging MVP c samboy lim.

[kenshinn]

Rudy Hatfield. I like hard working player not only in the term of points it's overall that count for me! :thumbsupsmiley:

Edited April 5, 2008 by kenshinn