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1982 PBA season
Eighth PBA season From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The 1982 PBA season was the eighth season of the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA).
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Board of governors
Executive committee
- Leopoldo L. Prieto (Commissioner)
- Domingo Y. Itchon (President, representing YCO-Tanduay)
Teams
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Season highlights
- The start of the year saw the league's membership reduced from 10 teams to just 8, following the disbandment of CDCP and Tefilin franchises.
- Vintage Enterprises Inc. took over the league's television coverage beginning this season.
- The PBA implement for the first time a playoff post-eliminations format with a series of best-of-three quarterfinals, best-of-five semifinals and best-of-seven finals to determine the champion in the Reinforced Filipino Conference.
- Toyota Super Corollas won two championships in the year, capped by center Ramon Fernandez winning his first Most Valuable Player Award.
- San Miguel Beer won the Invitational championship over Crispa Redmanizers for the franchise' 2nd PBA title.
- Baby Dalupan resigned as Crispa head coach after the Redmanizers got eliminated in the third conference. This season became the second time the multi-titled ballclub did not win any championship. [1]
- Leo Prieto and Domingo Itchon stepped down as the league commissioner and board president respectively at the end of the season.
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All-Star series
A PBA North vs South All-Star series were held in Cebu City and Manila. The North and South team split their two-game series. Emerging as the All-Star MVP was Toyota's Arnie Tuadles, who scored 50 points in the first match.
Opening ceremonies
The muses for the participating teams are as follows:
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Champions
- Reinforced Filipino Conference: Toyota Super Corollas
- Invitational Conference: San Miguel Beermen
- Open Conference: Toyota Super Corollas
- Team with best win–loss percentage: San Miguel Beermen (40-26, .606)
- Best Team of the Year: Toyota Super Corollas (4th & Final)
Reinforced Filipino Conference
Elimination round
Playoffs
Quarterfinals (Best-of-3) | Semifinals (Best-of-5) | Finals (Best-of-7) | ||||||||||||
1 | San Miguel | 3 | ||||||||||||
3 | Gilbey's | 0 | 6 | U-Tex | 1 | |||||||||
6 | U-Tex | 2 | 1 | San Miguel | 3 | |||||||||
4 | Toyota | 4 | ||||||||||||
2 | Crispa | 2 | ||||||||||||
4 | Toyota | 2 | 4 | Toyota | 3 | |||||||||
5 | YCO-Tanduay | 0 |
Finals
- Best Import of the Conference: Norman Black (Magnolia)
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Invitational championship
Elimination round
Third-place playoffs
Finals
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Open Conference
Elimination round
Quarterfinal round
Semifinal round
Finals
- Best Import of the Conference: Donnie Ray Koonce (Toyota)
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Awards
- Most Valuable Player: Ramon Fernandez (Toyota)
- Rookie of the Year: Marte Saldaña (San Miguel)
- Best Import-Reinforced Conference: Norman Black (San Miguel)
- Best Import-Open Conference: Donnie Ray Koonce (Toyota)
- Mythical Five:
- Francis Arnaiz (Toyota)
- Atoy Co (Crispa)
- Ramon Fernandez (Toyota)
- Bogs Adornado (U/Tex)
- Abe King (Toyota)
Cumulative standings
References
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