phPBA

The Philippine Basketball Association — Asia's oldest professional league; 12 Philippine teams and a guest side from Macau play the 2025–26 season.

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Philippine Basketball Association (PBA)

The standings of the Philippine PBA on its official site; 13 teams compete in it.

Barangay Ginebra San Miguel

Manila — the country's most popular club, whose "Never Say Die" motto and Araneta Coliseum crowds set attendance records.

Blackwater Bossing

Pasig — the Ever Bilena cosmetics franchise, in the PBA since 2014 and still waiting for a first title.

Converge FiberXers

Antipolo — the Converge internet provider's team, which took over the slot of the legendary Alaska Aces in 2022.

Macau Giant Pandas

Macau — a guest foreign team and the first non-Philippine side in PBA history.

Magnolia Hotshots

Quezon City — the Magnolia food brand's team nicknamed "Pambansang Manok", grand slam winners of the 2014 season.

Pasig — the team of the largest Philippine power utility, which waited more than ten seasons for its first title.

NLEX Road Warriors

Caloocan — the team of the North Luzon Expressway operator, hence the "Road Warriors" nickname.

Phoenix Fuel Masters

Manila — the Phoenix Petroleum team, which joined the PBA in 2016.

Rain or Shine Elasto Painters

Manila — a paint manufacturer's team known for its fast-paced style and titles in 2012 and 2016.

San Miguel Beermen

Manila — the most successful club in PBA history and the league's record title holder.

Terrafirma Dyip

Manila — a franchise named after the Filipino jeepney ("dyip"), which entered the PBA in 2014 as Kia.

Titan Ultra Giant Risers

Manila — the league's newest franchise, which took over the NorthPort Batang Pier slot in 2025.

Manila — the TNT telecoms brand's team, one of the league's most decorated clubs, formerly known as Talk 'N Text.