Russian Professional Basketball League Awards

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The Russian Professional Basketball League Awards were the awards that were given out by the former top-tier level professional basketball league in Russia, the Russian Professional Basketball League (RPBL).

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PBL Awards

Russian Professional Basketball League (PBL) 2010–11 season awards

PBL Regular Season MVP

PBL Playoffs MVP

PBL All-Symbolic Team

Russian Professional Basketball League (PBL) 2011–12 season awards

PBL Regular Season MVP

PBL Playoffs MVP

PBL All-Symbolic Team

See also

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