List of PBA records

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These are the records set in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) and PBA D-League. Flags indicate the nationality of the player; all Filipinos and foreigners of Filipino descent are treated as locals and all other non-Filipinos are imports.

Contents

Individual single-game records

All-Star Game records

PBA Finals records

Team single-game records

All-Star Game records

PBA Finals records

Team season records

Individual career records

All-Star Game records

League single-game records

PBA D-League records

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