All-time Philippine Basketball Association team standings

Last updated November 09, 2024

This is the all-time Philippine Basketball Association team standings, which includes all of the teams that participated. Standings are accurate as of the 2024 PBA Governors' Cup. Guest teams are listed below, may have participated at least one conference, but all teams here have played at least one conference in the PBA.

Key:
Active team
Disbanded team
Guest team, currently not in league.

Team	Played	Wins	Losses	Percentage	Seasons	Titles	Titles/season
Bay Area	24	17	7	70.8	1	0	0.000
Adidas/France	10	7	3	70	1	0	0.000
Emtex Sacronas	10	7	3	70	1	0	0.000
Nicholas Stoodley/USA	10	7	3	70	1	1	1.000
Crispa	589	403	186	68.4	10	13	1.300
Nicholas Stoodley/South Korea	6	4	2	66.7	1	0	0.000
Toyota	516	338	178	65.5	9	9	1.000
San Miguel/Royal/Gold Eagle/Magnolia/Petron	2,545	1,460	1,085	57.4	48	29	0.609
Alaska/Hills Bros.	1,828	997	831	54.5	35	14	0.400
TNT/Pepsi/7-Up/Mobiline/Talk 'N Text	1,577	853	724	54.1	33	9	0.290
Galleon/CDCP	60	32	28	53.3	2	0	0.000
U/Tex	397	210	187	52.9	8	2	0.375
Magnolia/Purefoods/Coney Island/B-Meg Derby Ace/B-Meg/San Mig Coffee/San Mig Super Coffee/Star	1,844	974	870	52.8	35	14	0.424
Barangay Ginebra/Gilbey's Gin/St. George/Ginebra/Añejo/Tondeña/Gordon's Gin	2,204	1,134	1,070	51.5	44	15	0.349
Beer Hausen/Manila Beer	155	79	76	51	3	0	0.000
Pop Cola/Sarsi/Diet Sarsi/Swift/Sunkist	629	320	309	50.9	12	4	0.333
Meralco	548	276	272	50.4	13	1	0.077
Red Bull/Barako Bull/Barako Energy	515	258	257	50.1	11	3	0.273
Rain or Shine/Welcoat	738	356	382	48.2	17	2	0.133
Coca-Cola/Powerade	457	217	240	47.5	10	2	0.200
Tefilin	62	29	33	46.8	2	0	0.000
Great Taste/Presto/Tivoli/CFC/N-Rich	883	408	475	46.2	18	6	0.333
Tanduay	732	336	396	45.9	16	3	0.186
Sta. Lucia	798	361	437	45.2	18	2	0.111
Northern Consolidated Cement/RP National Team/Centennial Team/Selecta-RP/Hapee-RP/Smart Gilas	181	81	100	44.8	8	1	0.125
Shell/Formula Shell	1,013	436	577	43	20	4	0.200
NLEX	302	127	175	42.1	9	0	0.000
Barako Bull/FedEx/Air21/Burger King/Barako Bull	565	238	327	42.1	14	0	0.000
Phoenix/Phoenix Pulse/Phoenix Super LPG	251	104	147	41.4	8	0	0.000
Converge	75	30	45	40	2	0	0.000
Concepcion Carrier/Quasar/Fiberlite	70	26	44	37.1	2	0	0.000
NorthPort/GlobalPort	368	134	234	36.4	11	0	0.000
Filmanbank	89	32	57	36	2	0	0.000
Mariwasa/Noritake/Honda/Finance/Galerie Dominique	334	117	217	35	9	0	0.000
Air21/Shopinas.com	111	34	77	30.6	3	0	0.000
Ramrod/Australia	7	2	5	28.6	1	0	0.000
Seven-Up (original)	99	25	74	25.3	3	0	0.000
Blackwater	273	71	202	25.1	7	0	0.000
Novi Sad	4	1	3	25	1	0	0.000
Terrafirma/Kia/Mahindra/Columbian	269	65	204	24.7	9	0	0.000
Manhattan/Sunkist/Winston/Country Fair	63	15	48	23.8	2	0	0.000
Jilin Yi Qi Tigers	4	0	4	0	1	0	0.000
Yonsei University	4	0	4	0	1	0	0.000
U.S. Mail and More Pro-Am Selection	3	0	3	0	1	0	0.000
University of British Columbia	3	0	3	0	1	0	0.000

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