Philippine Basketball Association 10,000 point club
The Philippine Basketball Association 10,000 point club is a unique and highly prestigious award that a player will receive when they reach the elusive milestone of having scored 10,000 career points with the league. Once a player reaches this milestone, a plaque will be given by the organization to commemorate the said achievement.
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Overall, there are 16 players to have reached the said milestone. Currently, only two of which are active players, namely James Yap and Mark Caguioa. Norman Black holds the distinction as the only import to reach 10,000 career points in the PBA.
List of Recipients
- Ramon Fernandez - 18,996
- Abet Guidaben - 15,775
- Alvin Patrimonio - 15,091
- Atoy Co - 12,994
- Nelson Asaytono - 12,668
- Philip Cezar - 12,077
- Jojo Lastimosa - 12,008
- William "Bogs" Adornado - 11,967
- Robert Jaworski - 11,760
- Allan Caidic - 11,719
- Norman Black - 11,314 [1]
- Jerry Codiñera - 10,868
- James Yap - 10,764 [2]
- Benjie Paras - 10,322
- Francis Arnaiz - 10,292
- Mark Caguioa - 10,068 [3]
NOTE: All players written in italics are active players
Active PBA Players that could join the 10,000 point club
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References
- Mangonon III, Fidel (April 19, 2020). "Was Norman Black really a bad free-throw shooter? Look again". SPIN.ph. Retrieved May 1, 2020.
- "James Yap sets scoring milestone, joins 10,000 club". ABS-CBN News. July 29, 2017. Retrieved May 1, 2020.
- Lising, Charlie (October 6, 2018). "Mark Caguioa joins elite 10,000-point club". ESPN.com. Retrieved May 1, 2020.
External Links
- PBA at Asia-Basket.com (in English)
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