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PBA temporada 48 proyecto
El proyecto de la temporada 48 de la PBA fue la 38a edición del proyecto de la PBA. Se celebró en Market! Market! en Taguig el 17 de septiembre de 2023. Fue un evento que permitió a los equipos tomar turnos seleccionando a jugadores de baloncesto aficionados y otros jugadores elegibles, incluidos jugadores extranjeros de la mitad de Filipinas. La liga determinó el orden de elaboración basado en el rendimiento de los equipos miembros de la temporada 2022-23, con el equipo peor, la Terrafirma Dyip, seleccionando primero. Por primera vez desde 2010, el proyecto se celebró en Market! Market!.
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PBA season 48 draft
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The PBA season 48 draft was the 38th edition of the PBA draft . It was held at Market! Market! in Taguig on September 17, 2023. It was an event that allowed teams to take turns selecting amateur basketball players and other eligible players, including half-Filipino foreign players. The league determined the drafting order based on the performance of the member teams from the 2022–23 season , with the worst team, the Terrafirma Dyip , picking first. For the first time since 2010 , the draft was held at Market! Market!.[ 1]
The draft order was determined based on the overall performance of the teams from the previous season. The Philippine Cup final ranking comprises 40% of the points, while the rankings of the Commissioner's and Governors' Cups are 30% each.[ 2]
TNT passed during the round.
Blackwater, Rain or Shine, NLEX, and Barangay Ginebra passed during the round.
Meralco and Magnolia passed during the round.
Phoenix Super LPG passed during the round.
Terrafirma passed during the round.
San Miguel passed during the round.
Converge passed during the round.
A twelfth round was held, but NorthPort passed, thus ending the draft.
Trades involving draft picks [ edit ] NOTE: Due to the postponement of the PBA season 46 draft , all draft picks from 2020 onwards are executed one year later.
Prior to the draft, the following trades were made and resulted in exchanges of draft picks between teams. Converge retained the right to Alaska's second-round picks.
↑ June 7, 2022: Phoenix Super LPG to Rain or Shine[ 3] Rain or Shine acquired Nick Demusis , a 2022 first-round pick , and a 2023 second-round pick
Phoenix Super LPG acquired Javee Mocon ↑ February 24, 2022: NLEX to Phoenix Super LPG[ 4] Phoenix Super LPG acquired Kris Porter , a 2021 second-round pick, and a 2022 first-round pick
NLEX acquired Justin Chua ↑ May 17, 2022: Converge to NLEX[ 5] ↑ February 28, 2020: TNT to Blackwater (three-team trade with NLEX)[ 6] [ 7] ↑ April 14, 2023: Magnolia to Converge[ 8] ↑ September 20, 2022: Barangay Ginebra to NorthPort[ 9] ↑ February 2, 2021: San Miguel to Terrafirma[ 10] ↑
October 12, 2021: Blackwater to Alaska (Converge)[ 11] ↑ June 10, 2019: NorthPort to TNT (three-team trade with NLEX)[ 12] TNT acquired Marion Magat , 2021 and 2022 second-round picks (from NorthPort)
NorthPort acquired Michael Miranda , a 2019 second-round pick that was not conveyed (from Phoenix via NLEX), and a 2020 second-round pick (from Terrafirma [Columbian] via NLEX)
NLEX acquired Jericho Cruz and a 2020 second-round pick (from San Miguel via NorthPort) [ 13] [ 14] [ 15] ↑ October 25, 2019: Meralco to Blackwater[ 16] ↑
December 28, 2018: TNT to Blackwater (three-team trade with NLEX)[ 17] [ 18] ↑ July 15, 2021: Magnolia to Terrafirma[ 19] Terrafirma acquired a 2022 second-round pick
Magnolia acquired Russel Escoto ↑ December 19, 2018: San Miguel to Blackwater[ 20] Blackwater acquired 2021 and 2022 second-round picks
San Miguel acquired Paul Zamar [ 17] [ 21] Rain or Shine acquired 2020, 2021 (from NorthPort), and 2022 (from San Miguel) second-round picks
TNT acquired Ed Daquioag
The PBA draft combine for this edition of the draft was held from September 12 to 13 at the Gatorade Hoops Center in Mandaluyong, with a record-breaking 128 applicants expected to attend.[ 22] Adrian Nocum , Ralph Cu , Jayson Apolonio, and Warren Bonifacio were named to the Mythical Five.[ 23]
Eligibility and entrants [ edit ] Applications for the draft began on July 22 and ended on September 11.[ 24] [ 22] [ 25]
The eligibility rules for the PBA draft were revised and adopted starting from Season 48. Among the changes were:[ 26]
Removal of the 30-year age limit for Filipino-Foreigners
Standardized rules applicable for both local and Filipino-Foreigners
Players 22 years old and older are generally eligible
Players at least 19 years old are eligible if they have two years of college completed.
Players must have studied and played in Philippine collegiate leagues prior to playing in professional overseas leagues.
Players must enter the draft on their third year of eligibility
Those who did on their fourth or fifth year of eligibility after playing in a professional league overseas, would have to undergo a special computer-generated lottery among the 12 teams.
The application of those who did in their sixth year of eligibility or beyond is subject to conditions and approval by the Board.
Domestic league players [ edit ] In this section, only entrants who have played for a UAAP , NCAA , CESAFI , UCAL , NCRAA , NAASCU or U.S. NCAA school are included. Additionally, all listed entrants have played in the Maharlika Pilipinas Basketball League prior to the draft unless specified.
Franz Abuda – F, San Beda / Rizal Golden Coolers
Ichie Altamirano – G, San Sebastian / Negros Muscovados
John Amores – G, JRU / Muntinlupa Cagers Jayson Apolonio – F, Letran / Pampanga Giant Lanterns
Michael Are – G, San Sebastian / Rizal Golden Coolers
Larry Arpia – G, San Sebastian / Makati × MNL Kingpin
JB Bahio – F/C, San Beda / Pampanga Giant Lanterns
Regie Boy Basibas – F, UST / Bacolod City of Smiles
Brandrey Bienes – C/F, FEU / Pasay Voyagers
Raymond Binuya – G, San Sebastian / Pampanga Giant Lanterns
Christian Buñag – C, Mapúa / San Juan Knights
Rommel Calahat – F, San Sebastian / Sarangani Marlins
King Caralipio – G, Letran / Zamboanga Family's Brand Sardines
Kemark Cariño – C/F, San Beda / Muntinlupa CagersEnrique Caunan – F, UST / Sarangani Marlins
John Lloyd Clemente – G, NU / Pampanga Giant Lanterns
Archie Concepcion – F, Arellano / Pampanga Giant Lanterns
Sherwin Concepcion – F, UST / Nueva Ecija Rice Vanguards
Ammar Cosari – F/C, San Sebastian / Sarangani Marlins
Ryan Costelo – G, San Sebastian / Pasig City MCW Sports
JC Cullar – G, Benilde / Makati OKBet Kings
Matthew Daves – F, Ateneo / Makati OKBet Kings
JL delos Santos – G, JRU / Muntinlupa Cagers
Andre Flores – F, Ateneo / Quezon City Gaz N Go
Theo Flores – G/F, NU / Iloilo United Royals
Inand Fornilos – F, Ateneo / Marikina Shoemasters
Rodney Fuentes – F, EAC / Rizal Golden Coolers
Fletcher Galvez – F, USJ–R / Cagayan de Oro Higalas (PSL )
John Gob – C/F, UP / Rizal Golden Coolers
Joe Gómez de Liaño – G, UP / Marikina Shoemasters
Joshua Gonzales – De La Salle / Batangas City Embassy Chill
Zach Huang – F, UST / San Juan Knights
Shaquille Imperial – G, SWU-PHINMA / Iloilo United Royals
Kyt Jimenez – G, Perpetual / GenSan Warriors James Kwekuteye – G, San Beda / Bacoor City Strikers Jomari Lacastesantos – G, Lyceum / Rizal Golden Coolers
Omar Larupay – F, Lyceum / Iloilo United Royals
Onzo Lorenzana – F, UE / Makati OKBet Kings
Michael Macion – F, Adamson / Valenzuela XUR Homes Realty Inc.
John Mahari – G/F, Diliman College / Zamboanga Family's Brand Sardines
Troy Mallillin – F, Ateneo / Rizal Golden Coolers
Jaybie Mantilla – G, UP / Cebu Sharks
Alwin Margallo – G, Adamson / CamSur Express (NBL )
Lean Martel – F/C, Perpetual / Parañaque Patriots
Jolo Mendoza – G, Ateneo / Rizal Golden CoolersShane Menina – G, Arellano / Pasig City MCW Sports
Egie Boy Mojica – F, Adamson / San Juan Kings (PSL )
Lorenzo Navarro – G, Lyceum / Iloilo United Royals
Adrian Nocum – G, Mapúa / San Juan KnightsIrven Palencia – G, St. Clare / Caloocan Batang Kankaloo
Mico Pallares – G, Lyceum / Laguna Heroes
Nikko Panganiban – G, OLFU / San Juan Knights
Jimboy Pasturan – G, Benilde / Bacoor City Strikers
Rey Anthony Peralta – G, Perpetual / San Juan Knights
Jeric Pido – G, Mapúa / Rizal Golden Coolers
JR Raflores – F, UE / Bulacan Kuyas
Dyll Roncal – G, SWU-PHINMA / Imus Bandera
Louie Sangalang – F, Letran / Pampanga Giant Lanterns
Jeric Serrano – F, Lyceum / Pasay Voyagers
Jessie Sumoda – C, San Sebastian / San Juan Knights
Hero Tomilloso – F, UE / Dumaguete Warriors (VisMin )
Reeve Usgang – C/F, FEU / San Juan Knights
Raffy Verano – G/F, Ateneo / Quezon Huskers
Laurenz Victoria – G, Mapúa / Pasay Voyagers
Fran Yu – G, Letran / San Juan Knights
International league players [ edit ] [ edit ]
Daniel Atienza – G, NU / Phoenix Fuel Masters
Kim Aurin – G, Perpetual / Barangay Ginebra San Miguel Brandon Bates – C, De La Salle / Platinum Karaoke Johnnel Bauzon – C/F, Diliman College / NorthPort Batang Pier
Dariel Bayla – F, Arellano / Blackwater Smooth Razor
Ralph Cu – F, De La Salle / Barangay Ginebra
Keith Datu – F, Chico State / Wilcon Depot 3x3
Jayvee Dela Cruz – G, UC / San Miguel Beermen
Dominick Fajardo – F, Bulacan State / Cavitex Braves
Francis Giussani – G/F, Enderun / NLEX Road Warriors
Patrick Jamison – G, NJIT / Blackwater Smooth Razor
Ricci Rivero – G, UP / Blackwater Smooth RazorJan Sobrevega – G, UE / NorthPort Batang Pier
Luis Villegas – C, UE / TNT Triple Giga
UAAP and NCAA players [ edit ]
BJ Andrade – G, Ateneo Warren Bonifacio – F, Mapúa
Damie Cuntapay – C/F, San Beda
Cade Flores – F, Arellano
Henry Galinato – F, UP Clifford Jopia – C, San Beda
Ian Herrera – C, UST
Zavier Lucero – F, UP
Patrick Maagdenberg – C/F, Ateneo
Tommy Olivario – G, Letran
Brent Paraiso – G, Letran
Nikko Paranada – G, UE
Bryan Santos – F, UST
Enoch Valdez – G, Letran
Alfonso Ventura – G, Benilde
Kenneth Villapando – F, San Sebastian
Schonny Winston – G, De La Salle
Rhinwil Yambing – F, San Sebastian
U.S. NCAA and U.S. high school players [ edit ]
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