List of Philippine Basketball Association seasons

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This is a list of Philippine Basketball Association seasons.

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List of seasons

Each season is composed of 2 or more conferences; in the PBA where teams are owned by corporations and do not reside in a geographical area, "conferences" are tournaments held during a season.

Winning a conference is considered a greater honor than having the best record in the season; the most prestigious conference is the All-Filipino Cup. If a team wins all three conferences in a single season from 1975 to 2003 and since 2010, winning three consecutive championships, the team is said to have won the "Grand Slam" and is a greatest honor a team can achieve in a single season. Four teams in five different seasons have completed this achievement. During 2004–2010, when the league shifted into a two-conference format, three consecutive championships contribute into a Grand Slam. However, this feat was not accomplished.

  Won the Grand Slam
  Won two championships
  Won one championship
  Won no championships
SeasonDurationGP Conf CommissionerTV partner(s)Teams
StartEndTotalBest overall record PCT Most winsTotal wins
1975 April 9, 1975December 14, 19751793 Leo Prieto KBS 9 Toyota 73.7% Toyota 42
1976 March 21, 1976December 21, 19761963 Leo Prieto BBC 9 Crispa 75.8% Crispa 47
1977 April 17, 1977December 18, 19771993 Leo Prieto KBS 8+2 Crispa 76.6% Crispa 49
1978 April 16, 1978December 14, 19781683 Leo Prieto GTV 8 Toyota 72.7% Toyota 40
1979 April 1, 1979December 15, 19792183 Leo Prieto GTV 9 Toyota 71.0% Toyota 44
1980 March 16, 1980December 13, 19802153 Leo Prieto MBS 10+2 Crispa/Walk Tall 74.6% Crispa/Walk Tall 44
1981 March 8. 1981November 28, 19812062 Leo Prieto MBS 10 Toyota 67.4% Crispa/Walk Tall 36
1982 March 7, 1982December 14, 19822273 Mariano Yenko Vintage on City2 8+1 San Miguel 70.6% San Miguel 40
1983 March 6, 1983December 1, 19832203 Mariano Yenko Vintage on City2, later on MBS 8 Crispa 74.2% Crispa 46
1984 March 25, 1984December 18, 19841943 Mariano Yenko Vintage on MBS 7+1 Great Taste 73.6% Great Taste 39
1985 March 3, 1985November 28, 19851963 Mariano Yenko Vintage on MBS 6+1 Great Taste 62.0% Great Taste 44
1986 April 6, 1986December 11, 19861773 Mariano Yenko Vintage on PTV 7+1 Ginebra 64.6% Ginebra 42
1987 March 22, 1987December 13, 19871823 Mariano Yenko Vintage on PTV 6+1 Magnolia 65.2% Magnolia 43
1988 March 20, 1988December 13, 19881913 Rodrigo Salud Vintage on PTV 6+1 San Miguel 63.9% San Miguel 46
1989 March 5, 1989December 12, 19891863 Rodrigo Salud Vintage on PTV 6+1 San Miguel 70.4% San Miguel 50
1990 February 18, 1990December 20, 19902123 Rodrigo Salud Vintage on PTV 8 Shell 62.5% Presto 40
1991 February 17, 1991December 15, 19912183 Rodrigo Salud Vintage on PTV 8 Alaska 55.4% Ginebra 33
San Miguel
1992 February 9, 1992December 13, 19922213 Rey Marquez Vintage on PTV 8 Swift 62.3% Swift, San Miguel 43
1993 February 28, 1993December 14, 19932123 Rey Marquez Vintage on PTV 8 San Miguel 64.8% Swift, San Miguel 46
1994 March 6, 1994December 18, 19942163 Jun Bernardino Vintage on PTV 8 Alaska 61.6% Alaska 45
1995 February 19, 1995December 19, 19952113 Jun Bernardino Vintage on PTV 8 Sunkist 68.1% Sunkist 49
1996 February 18, 1996December 17, 19962163 Jun Bernardino Vintage on IBC 8 Alaska 70.8% Alaska 51
1997 February 16, 1997December 14, 19972233 Jun Bernardino Vintage on IBC 8 Alaska 58.3% Gordon's Gin 39
1998 February 1, 1998December 9, 19982404 Jun Bernardino Vintage on IBC 8+1 Alaska 62.1% San Miguel 43
1999 February 7, 1999December 12, 19992053 Jun Bernardino Vintage on IBC 9 San Miguel 63.6% San Miguel 35
2000 February 20, 2000December 20, 20002183 Jun Bernardino Viva TV on IBC 10 San Miguel 69.0% San Miguel 40
2001 January 28, 2001December 16, 20012473 Jun Bernardino Viva TV on IBC 10 San Miguel 61.4% San Miguel 43
2002 February 10, 2002December 25, 20022273 Jun Bernardino Viva TV on IBC 10+2 Coca-Cola 66.0% Coca-Cola 31
2003 February 23, 2003December 14, 20032453 Noli Eala NBN and IBC 10+4 Red Bull 69.0% Coca-Cola 44
2004 Fiesta February 22, 2004July 7, 20041181 Noli Eala ABC 10+2 San Miguel 81.0% San Miguel 16
2004–05 October 3, 2004July 10, 20052372 Noli Eala ABC 10 Talk 'N Text 61.8% Talk 'N Text 34
2005–06 October 2, 2005July 21, 20062182 Noli Eala ABC 9 Purefoods 63.2% Red Bull 38
2006–07 September 28, 2006July 20, 20072452 Noli Eala ABC 10 Barangay Ginebra 65.4% Barangay Ginebra 34
2007–08 October 14, 2007August 20, 20082442 Sonny Barrios ABC (TV5) 10 Red Bull 58.5% Red Bull 31
2008–09 October 4, 2008July 17, 20092182 Sonny Barrios Solar Sports on C/S9 10 San Miguel 59.0% San Miguel 36
2009–10 October 11, 2009August 18, 20102412 Sonny Barrios Solar Sports on Solar TV (C/S9) 10+1 Talk 'N Text 65.3% Derby Ace 41
2010–11 October 3, 2010August 21, 20112163 Chito Salud Solar Sports on Solar TV/Studio 23 10+1 Talk 'N Text 72.3% Talk 'N Text 47
2011–12 October 2, 2011August 5, 20122333 Chito Salud Sports5 (AKTV on IBC)10 Talk 'N Text 64.5% Talk 'N Text 40
2012–13 September 30, 2012October 25, 20132493 Chito Salud Sports5 on IBC (AKTV) and TV5 10 Alaska 63.6% San Mig 38
2013–14 November 17, 2013July 9, 20142273 Chito Salud Sports5 on TV5 10 Talk 'N Text 67.3% San Mig 41
2014–15 October 19, 2014July 17, 20152573 Chito Salud Sports5 on TV5 12 San Miguel 67.9% San Miguel 37
2015–16 October 21, 2015October 19, 20162663 Chito Narvasa Sports5 on TV5 12 San Miguel 65.5% San Miguel 38
2016–17 November 20, 2016October 27, 20172673 Chito Narvasa Sports5 on TV5 12 San Miguel 74.1% San Miguel 43
2017–18 December 17, 2017December 19, 20182613 Willie Marcial ESPN 5 on TV5 12 San Miguel, Magnolia 63.2% San Miguel, Magnolia 36
2019 January 13, 2019January 17, 20202693 Willie Marcial ESPN 5 on TV5 12 TNT 64.8% San Miguel 37
2020 March 8, 2020December 9, 2020861 Willie Marcial One Sports on TV5 and One Sports 12 Barangay Ginebra 72.7% Barangay Ginebra 16
2021 July 16, 2021April 22, 20221802 Willie Marcial One Sports on TV5 and One Sports 12 TNT 70.3% Magnolia 27
2022–23 June 5, 2022April 21, 20232773 Willie Marcial One Sports on TV5 and One Sports 12+1 Bay Area 70.8% Barangay Ginebra 41
2023–24 November 5, 2023June 16, 20241762 Willie Marcial A2Z and RPTV 12 San Miguel 75.0% San Miguel 33

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