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American professional basketball coach

Tim Cone Cone in 2018 Barangay Ginebra San Miguel Position Head coach League PBA Personal information Born (1957-12-14) December 14, 1957 (age 68) Oregon, U.S. Career information High school International School Manila College Menlo College George Washington University Coaching career 1989–present Career history Coaching 1989–2011 Alaska Milkmen/Alaska Aces 1998, 2019, 2023–present Philippines 2011–2015 B-Meg Llamados/San Mig Coffee Mixers/San Mig Super Coffee Mixers/Star Hotshots 2015–present Barangay Ginebra San Miguel Career highlights 25× PBA champion (1991 Third Conference, 1994 Governors', 1995 Governors', 1996 All-Filipino, 1996 Commissioner's, 1996 Governors', 1997 Governors' 1998 All-Filipino, 1998 Commissioner's, 2000 All-Filipino, 2003 Invitational, 2007 Fiesta, 2010 Fiesta, 2012 Commissioner's, 2013 Governors', 2014 Philippine, 2014 Commissioner's, 2014 Governors', 2016 Governors', 2017 Governors', 2018 Commissioner's, 2019 Governors', 2020 Philippine, 2021 Governors', 2022–23 Commissioner's) 2× Grand Slam champion (1996, 2014) 5× PBA Coach of the Year (1994, 1996, 2014, 2020, 2023) 10× PBA All-Star Game head coach (1992, 1994, 1999, 2007, 2009, 2010, 2014, 2017, 2023, 2024) Medals Men's basketball Head coach for Philippines Asian Games 1998 Bangkok Team 2022 Hangzhou Team SEA Games 2019 Philippines Team William Jones Cup 1998 Taipei Team Assistant coach for Philippines SEA Games 2023 Phnom Penh Team

**Earl Timothy Cone** (born December 14, 1957) is an American professional [basketball](/source/Basketball) coach who leads [Barangay Ginebra San Miguel](/source/Barangay_Ginebra_San_Miguel) in the [Philippine Basketball Association](/source/Philippine_Basketball_Association) (PBA) and the Philippine men's national team. He is the most accomplished coach in PBA history with 25 titles including two Grand Slams, five Coach of the Year awards, and the most coaching wins with over 1,000.

Cone is a proponent of the [triangle offense](/source/Triangle_offense).[1][2]

## Early life and education

Cone was born in the United States and grew up in [Oregon](/source/Oregon). He moved to the [Philippines](/source/Philippines) when he was nine years old after his father came to the country to work in the logging industry.[3] Cone attended a public elementary school in [Baler](/source/Baler%2C_Aurora), [Aurora](/source/Aurora_(province)) and later at [International School Manila](/source/International_School_Manila).[4]

Cone returned to the United States when he was 18 to study at [Menlo College](/source/Menlo_College) in [California](/source/California) and the [George Washington University](/source/George_Washington_University) in [Washington D.C.](/source/Washington_D.C.) After college, Cone worked at a bank in San Francisco before returning to the Philippines at 24.[4]

## Commentary career

Cone worked as a [Vintage Television](/source/Vintage_Television)'s basketball analyst for [PBA coverages](/source/PBA_on_Vintage_Sports) from 1986 until 1989.[5]

## Coaching career

### Club

#### Alaska Milk (1989–2011)

1989, after working for [Vintage Sports](/source/PBA_on_Vintage_Sports), Cone took over as the coach of the Alaska Air Force with players such as the famed Bruise Brothers duo of [Yoyoy Villamin](/source/Elpidio_Villamin) and Ricky Relosa, and [Abet Guidaben](/source/Abet_Guidaben). A year later, Cone led the Air Force to the finals of the [1990 PBA Third Conference](/source/1990_PBA_Third_Conference). Alaska blew a 2–0 lead in the best-of-five series to suffer one of the biggest collapses in PBA history, losing to [Purefoods](/source/Star_Hotshots) in five games.

Cone was barred from coaching in the [1991 PBA All-Filipino Conference](/source/1991_PBA_All-Filipino_Conference) due to a February 1990 case filed by the [Basketball Coaches Association of the Philippines](/source/Basketball_Coaches_Association_of_the_Philippines) questioning the alien employment permit given to Cone by the [Department of Labor and Employment](/source/Department_of_Labor_and_Employment_(Philippines)). The group's complaints stemmed from Article 40 of the Labor Code that only allows the hiring of a foreigner only after determining that no Philippine resident is competent, able, and willing to perform services at the time of application. The [Supreme Court of the Philippines](/source/Supreme_Court_of_the_Philippines) ruled against [General Milling Corporation](/source/Alaska_Milk_Corporation), Cone's corporate employer, in April 1991. He was temporarily replaced that time by assistant coach [Chot Reyes](/source/Chot_Reyes). Cone was able to return to PBA coaching when he gained permanent resident status after his August 1991 marriage to Filipina girlfriend Cristina "Cris" Viaplana.[6] Cone and Alaska won their first championship by defeating [Ginebra San Miguel](/source/Barangay_Ginebra_San_Miguel) in the [1991 Third Conference](/source/1991_PBA_Third_Conference). That team was led by [Jojo Lastimosa](/source/Jojo_Lastimosa), [Eugene Quilban](/source/Eugene_Quilban) and [Bong Alvarez](/source/Paul_Alvarez).

After several struggles, Cone's team would have a strong group of locals [Lastimosa](/source/Lastimosa), [Johnny Abarrientos](/source/Johnny_Abarrientos), [Bong Hawkins](/source/Bong_Hawkins), [Jeffrey Cariaso](/source/Jeffrey_Cariaso) and [Poch Juinio](/source/Poch_Juinio), while having import [Sean Chambers](/source/Sean_Chambers) for the Milkmen. From 1994 to 1998, the Milkmen won eight titles in 14 conferences during the stretch. The highlight of that run, though, would come in the 1996 season when Alaska won the coveted [PBA Grand Slam](/source/Grand_Slam_(PBA)), becoming the third franchise and the fourth team to win a Grand Slam in the history of the league. While Alaska continued to dominate by adding [Kenneth Duremdes](/source/Kenneth_Duremdes) in 1997. Duremdes, playing a limited role with the Pop Cola franchise, rose up to the occasion in 1998 under Cone's tutelage, winning the [PBA Most Valuable Player Award](/source/Philippine_Basketball_Association_Most_Valuable_Player_award) at 24 years of age. That year, Cone was hired as the coach of the [Philippine Centennial Team](/source/Philippine_Centennial_Team) led by Duremdes, Abarrientos, Lastimosa, three players on Cone's Alaska team, and PBA stars [Alvin Patrimonio](/source/Alvin_Patrimonio), [Marlou Aquino](/source/Marlou_Aquino), [Vergel Meneses](/source/Vergel_Meneses), [Allan Caidic](/source/Allan_Caidic), with defensive anchor [Andy Seigle](/source/Andy_Seigle) and rising star [Olsen Racela](/source/Olsen_Racela). That team won a bronze medal in the [1998 Asian Games](/source/1998_Asian_Games) in [Bangkok](/source/Bangkok), [Thailand](/source/Thailand).

Alaska won the [2000 All-Filipino Cup](/source/2000_PBA_All-Filipino_Cup), but afterwards, the team faced rebuilding and traded away several remnants of the old Alaska. Cone, however, would lead the young team of [John Arigo](/source/John_Arigo) and [Ali Peek](/source/Ali_Peek) to runner-up finishes in the [2002 Governors'](/source/2002_PBA_Governors'_Cup) and All-Filipino Cup. A year later, the Aces added [UAAP](/source/University_Athletic_Association_of_the_Philippines) star [Mike Cortez](/source/Mike_Cortez) and [Brandon Cablay](/source/Brandon_Cablay), leading Alaska to the [2003 PBA Invitational Cup](/source/2003_PBA_Invitational_Cup) championship, Cone's 11th title.

On July 17, 2006, Manila Standard reported that after his 17 years of service, Alaska is set to terminate Cone depending on a meeting between both parties after Cone's contract with the Aces expired on July 15. Rumors also speculated that his replacement will be his former assistant, former [National team](/source/Philippines_men's_national_basketball_team) mentor [Chot Reyes](/source/Chot_Reyes), with Cone staying on as team consultant.

However, a day later, the Aces' official website reported that Cone has agreed to a new deal to stay on as the team's head coach for the [2006–07 PBA season](/source/2006%E2%80%9307_PBA_season). Terms of the contract were not disclosed.

#### Purefoods (2011–2015)

On September 1, 2011, Alaska team owner Wilfred Uytengsu announced that it has "released Tim Cone as head coach of the Alaska Aces" after his 22 years of service for the Alaska Aces. Uytengsu remarked that Cone requested to be released a week earlier. Cone was quick to deny in a press conference that he is set to coach [B-Meg Llamados](/source/Star_Hotshots), another PBA team.

On September 14, 2011, Tim Cone was at the B-Meg Llamados practice that day and was introduced as the new head coach. He tapped former Alaska players [Johnny Abarrientos](/source/Johnny_Abarrientos) and [Jeffrey Cariaso](/source/Jeffrey_Cariaso) as assistant coaches. The two new assistant coaches were joined by current assistant coach [Koy Banal](/source/Koy_Banal).[7]

On May 6, 2012, the Llamados won the [2012 PBA Commissioner's Cup](/source/2012_PBA_Commissioner's_Cup) championship 4–3 over defending champion [Talk 'N Text Tropang Texters](/source/Talk_'N_Text_Tropang_Texters). This was Cone's 14th title, and his first with B-Meg.[8]

On October 25, 2013, the Llamados, under Cone's tutelage, won the [PBA Governors' Cup](/source/2013_PBA_Governors'_Cup) championship, after beating [Petron Blaze Boosters](/source/San_Miguel_Beermen). By winning the season-ending best-of-seven series 4–3, the former Purefoods ballclub won its second championship over the last five conferences and more importantly the 15th career title for Cone, putting the veteran coach in the company of the great [Baby Dalupan](/source/Baby_Dalupan) at the top of the all-time list.[9]

On February 26, 2014, Cone won his 16th PBA title as he guided the Mixers to their 11th title against the [Rain or Shine Elasto Painters](/source/Rain_or_Shine_Elasto_Painters). They beat the E-Painters in six games. With this win, he broke legendary [Baby Dalupan](/source/Baby_Dalupan)'s record. On May 15, 2014, San Mig Coffee Mixers beat the Talk N' Text Tropang Texters in Game 4 of a best-of-five series, where San Mig earned the chance to capture the rare Grand Slam. This championship gave Tim Cone his 17th PBA title.[10] He clinched his 18th title, and again made history by being the first mentor to win two Grand Slams after he steered San Mig Coffee to become [Grand Slam](/source/Grand_Slam_(PBA)) Champions while accomplishing four straight championships and grabbing the 2014 Governor's Cup title.

#### Barangay Ginebra San Miguel (2015–present)

Cone while coaching Barangay Ginebra in 2015.

On July 20, 2015, San Miguel Corporation president [Ramon Ang](/source/Ramon_S._Ang) confirmed the appointment of Cone as the new head coach of [Barangay Ginebra San Miguel](/source/Barangay_Ginebra_San_Miguel).[11] The reassignment of Cone will seek to end the curse of Ginebra which last won in the [2008 Fiesta Conference](/source/2008_PBA_Fiesta_Conference).

On October 4, 2016, Cone led [Brgy. Ginebra](/source/Barangay_Ginebra_San_Miguel) to its first finals appearance since 2013. Ginebra defeated sister team [San Miguel Beermen](/source/San_Miguel_Beermen) in a do-or-die Game 5, 117–92. Ginebra went on to face the [Meralco Bolts](/source/Meralco_Bolts) in the finals and winning in six games (4–2), giving the team its first championship after 8 years of drought. Cone later led Ginebra to six more championships.

On November 18, 2022, he recorded his 1000th win, the most wins for a PBA coach.[12]

### National team

Cone has led the [Philippine men's national basketball team](/source/Philippine_men's_national_basketball_team) as its head coach. He guided the [Philippine Centennial Team](/source/Philippine_Centennial_Team) to a bronze medal at the [1998 Asian Games](/source/Basketball_at_the_1990_Asian_Games_%E2%80%93_Men).[13] Prior to that, the national team under Cone's watch had a training camp in the U.S. and won the 1998 William Jones Cup.[14] In September 2019, he was appointed head coach of the national team again[15] for the [2019 Southeast Asian Games](/source/Basketball_at_the_2019_Southeast_Asian_Games) following the resignation of [Yeng Guiao](/source/Yeng_Guiao) following the Philippine's poor performance in the [2019 FIBA Basketball World Cup](/source/2019_FIBA_Basketball_World_Cup).[16]

Cone was appointed to coach the [national team](/source/2022_Philippines_Asian_Games_basketball_team) for the [2023 Asian Games](/source/2022_Asian_Games) after [Chot Reyes](/source/Chot_Reyes) stepped down shortly following the [2023 FIBA Basketball World Cup](/source/2023_FIBA_Basketball_World_Cup).[17][18] Despite taking over on short notice, Cone was able to lead the team to a gold medal finish in the continental competition, their first since the [1962 Asian Games](/source/Basketball_at_the_1962_Asian_Games).[19]

## Personal life

Cone is married to Cristina Viaplana, a Filipina, sister of former [La Salle Green Archer](/source/De_La_Salle_Green_Archers) Eddie Viaplana.[20] They got married in August 1991 after dating for seven years.[21] Cone's daughter works in the United States as of 2019. He can also speak Tagalog, although he prefers to speak in English in press conferences.[22]

## List of PBA championships

25× [PBA champion](/source/List_of_Philippine_Basketball_Association_champions), 40× finals appearances

in [Alaska Franchise](/source/Alaska_Aces_(PBA)) (13):

- [1991 Third Conference](/source/1991_PBA_Third_Conference)

- [1994 Governors'](/source/1994_PBA_Governors'_Cup)

- [1995 Governors'](/source/1995_PBA_Governors'_Cup)

- [1996 All-Filipino](/source/1996_PBA_All-Filipino_Cup)

- [1996 Commissioner's](/source/1996_PBA_Commissioner's_Cup)

- [1996 Governors'](/source/1996_PBA_Governors'_Cup)

- [1997 Governors'](/source/1997_PBA_Governors'_Cup)

- [1998 All-Filipino](/source/1998_PBA_All-Filipino_Cup)

- [1998 Commissioner's](/source/1998_PBA_Commissioner's_Cup)

- [2000 All-Filipino](/source/2000_PBA_All-Filipino_Cup)

- [2003 Invitational](/source/2003_PBA_Invitational_Cup)

- [2007 Fiesta](/source/2007_PBA_Fiesta_Conference)

- [2010 Fiesta](/source/2010_PBA_Fiesta_Conference)

in [Purefoods Franchise](/source/Star_Hotshots) (5):

- [2012 Commissioner's](/source/2012_PBA_Commissioner's_Cup)

- [2013 Governors'](/source/2013_PBA_Governors'_Cup)

- [2013–14 Philippine](/source/2013%E2%80%9314_PBA_Philippine_Cup)

- [2014 Commissioner's](/source/2014_PBA_Commissioner's_Cup)

- [2014 Governors'](/source/2014_PBA_Governors'_Cup)

in [Barangay Ginebra San Miguel](/source/Barangay_Ginebra_San_Miguel) (7):

- [2016 Governors'](/source/2016_PBA_Governors'_Cup_finals)

- [2017 Governors'](/source/2017_PBA_Governors'_Cup_finals)

- [2018 PBA Commissioner's](/source/2018_PBA_Commissioner's_Cup_finals)

- [2019 Governors'](/source/2019_PBA_Governors'_Cup_finals)

- [2020 Philippine](/source/2020_PBA_Philippine_Cup_finals)

- [2021 Governors'](/source/2021_PBA_Governors'_Cup_finals)

- [2022–23 Commissioner's](/source/2022%E2%80%9323_PBA_Commissioner's_Cup_finals)

## Coaching record

Team Year G W L W–L% Result Alaska 1989 56 26 26 .500 Third place Alaska 1990 59 29 30 .491 Finals Alaska 1991 56 31 25 .554 Champions Alaska 1992 47 21 26 .446 Semifinals Alaska 1993 39 18 21 .461 Semifinals Alaska 1994 73 45 28 .616 Champions Alaska 1995 75 46 29 .613 Champions Alaska 1996 72 51 21 .708 Champions Alaska 1997 60 35 25 .583 Champions Alaska 1998 66 41 25 .621 Champions Alaska 1999 56 32 24 .571 Finals Alaska 2000 49 31 18 .633 Champions Alaska 2001 46 23 23 .500 Semifinals Alaska 2002 59 31 28 .525 Finals Alaska 2003 56 31 25 .554 Champions Alaska 2004–05 45 24 21 .533 Quarterfinals Alaska 2005–06 48 24 24 .500 Third place Alaska 2006–07 53 30 23 .566 Champions Alaska 2007–08 47 25 22 .532 Semifinals Alaska 2008–09 46 25 21 .543 Finals Alaska 2009–10 62 39 23 .629 Lost 2010 Philippine Cup finals Won 2010 Fiesta Conference finals Alaska 2010–11 42 22 20 .524 Lost 2011 Philippine Cup quarterfinals Lost 2011 Commissioner's Cup quarterfinals Lost 2011 Governors' Cup semifinals B-Meg 2011–12 62 38 24 .613 Lost 2012 Philippine Cup quarterfinals Won 2012 Commissioner's Cup finals Lost 2012 PBA Governors' Cup finals San Mig Coffee 2012–13 64 38 26 .594 Lost 2013 Philippine Cup semifinals Lost 2013 Commissioner's Cup semifinals Won 2013 Governors' Cup finals San Mig Super Coffee 2013–14 71 41 30 .577 Won 2014 Philippine Cup finals Won 2014 Commissioner's Cup finals Won 2014 Governors' Cup finals Star 2014–15 45 24 21 .533 Lost 2015 Philippine Cup quarterfinals Lost 2015 Commissioner's Cup semifinals Lost 2015 Governors' Cup semifinals Barangay Ginebra 2015–16 49 31 18 .633 Lost 2016 Philippine Cup quarterfinals Lost 2016 Commissioner's Cup quarterfinals Won 2016 Governors' Cup finals Barangay Ginebra 2016–17 64 40 24 .625 Lost 2017 Philippine Cup finals Lost 2017 Commissioner's Cup semifinals Won 2017 Governors' Cup finals Barangay Ginebra 2017–18 57 35 22 .614 Lost in 2018 Philippine Cup semifinals Won 2018 Commissioner's Cup finals Lost in 2018 Governor's Cup semifinals Barangay Ginebra 2018–19 52 33 19 .635 Lost in 2019 Philippine Cup quarterfinals Lost in 2019 Commissioner's Cup semifinals Won 2019 Governors' Cup finals Barangay Ginebra 2020 22 16 6 .727 Won 2020 Philippine Cup finals Career 1694 976 718 .576 25 championships

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v t e Barangay Ginebra San Miguel current roster 1 Rosario 2 Gray 4 R. Abarrientos 9 Thompson 10 Pinto 11 Go 14 Holt 18 Cu 22 Abis 23 R. Aguilar 24 David 25 J. Aguilar 29 Torres 32 Brownlee (Import) 33 Cariño 34 Estil Head coach: Cone Assistant coaches: Del Rosario (1st assistant) J. Abarrientos Lipae Partosa Racela

v t e Current head coaches of the Philippine Basketball Association Tim Cone (Barangay Ginebra San Miguel) Patrick Aquino (Blackwater Bossing, interim) Dennis Pineda (Converge FiberXers) LA Tenorio (Magnolia Chicken Timplados Hotshots) Luigi Trillo (Meralco Bolts) Jong Uichico (NLEX Road Warriors) Charles Tiu (Phoenix Super LPG Fuel Masters) Yeng Guiao (Rain or Shine Elasto Painters) Leo Austria (San Miguel Beermen) Ronald Tubid (Terrafirma Dyip) Rensy Bajar (Titan Ultra Giant Risers) Chot Reyes (TNT Tropang 5G)

Links to related articles v t e Alaska Aces Founded in 1986 Disbanded in 2022 Owned by Alaska Milk Corporation Formerly known as Alaska Milkmen, Alaska Air Force and Hills Bros. Coffee Kings Franchise Franchise All-time roster Seasons Administration Owner: Wilfred Steven Uytengsu Board Governor and Team Manager: Dickie Bachmann Head coaches Vasquez Jota Canson Valenzona Adornado Cone Banal Trillo Compton Cariaso Retired numbers 6 7 14 16 20 22 33 Championships (14) 1991 Third 1994 Governors' 1995 Governors' 1996 All-Filipino 1996 Commissioner's 1996 Governors' 1997 Governors' 1998 All-Filipino 1998 Commissioner's 2000 All-Filipino 2003 Invitational 2007 Fiesta 2010 Fiesta 2013 Commissioner's Runner-up finishes (17) 1987 All-Filipino 1987 Reinforced 1990 Third 1994 Commissioner's 1995 All-Filipino 1995 Commissioner's 1997 Commissioner's 1999 Governors' 2002 Governors' 2002 All-Filipino 2008–09 Philippine 2009–10 Philippine 2014–15 PBA Philippine 2015 Governors' 2015–16 PBA Philippine 2016 Commissioner's 2018 Governors' Culture and lore 1996 Grand Slam 4th Quarter Man "Flying A" "The Hawk" Captain Marbel "The Jet" "The Boss" "Skyrus" "The Beast" "Mr. 100%" "TDLC" "The Arsenal" "Showtime" "The Thriller" "Cool Cat" v t e Seasons (35) 1980s 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990s 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000s 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004–05 2005–06 2006–07 2007–08 2008–09 2010s 2009–10 2010–11 2011–12 2012–13 2013–14 2014–15 2015–16 2016–17 2017–18 2019 2020s 2020 2021 v t e Magnolia Chicken Timplados Hotshots Founded in 1988 Owned by San Miguel Food and Beverage, Inc., a subsidiary of San Miguel Corporation Formerly the Purefoods Hotdogs, Purefoods Tender Juicy Hotdogs, Purefoods Oodles Flavor Noodles, Purefoods Corned Beef Cowboys, Purefoods Carne Norte Beefies, Purefoods Chunkee Giants, Purefoods Tender Juicy Giants, Purefoods Star Hotshots, Coney Island Ice Cream Stars, B-Meg Derby Ace Llamados, B-Meg Llamados, San Mig Coffee Mixers, San Mig Super Coffee Mixers, Star Hotshots, Magnolia Hotshots Pambansang Manok and Magnolia Pambansang Manok Hotshots Franchise Franchise 3x3 team All-time roster Seasons Current season Administration Jaime Augusto Zobel de Ayala Jaime Zobel de Ayala Danding Cojuangco Ramon S. Ang Head coaches Fernandez Calilan Dalupan Capacio Panganiban Reyes Altamirano Narvasa Pumaren Gregorio Gallent Cone Webb Victolero Tenorio Retired numbers 7 8 15 16 44 Championships (14) 1990 Third 1991 All-Filipino 1993 All-Filipino 1994 Commissioner's 1997 All-Filipino 2002 Governors' 2006 Philippine 2009–10 Philippine 2012 Commissioner's 2013 Governors' 2013–14 Philippine 2014 Commissioner's 2014 Governors' 2018 Governors' Runner-up finishes (18) 1988 Open 1988 All-Filipino 1989 All-Filipino 1990 All-Filipino 1992 All-Filipino 1993 Commissioner's 1994 All-Filipino 1996 All-Filipino 1997 Governors' 2000 All-Filipino 2000 Governors' 2005-06 Fiesta 2007-08 Philippine 2012 Governors' 2017–18 Philippine 2019 Philippine 2021 Philippine 2023–24 Commissioner's Rivalries Barangay Ginebra Swift Culture and lore Jun Bernardino Trophy The Captain The Defense Minister Big Game Pinoy Sakuragi The Scoring Apostle 2013–14 Grand Slam The Coffee Prince/The Flying B v t e Barangay Ginebra San Miguel Founded in 1979 Owned by Ginebra San Miguel Inc., a subsidiary of San Miguel Corporation Formerly the Gilbey's Gin, St. George Whiskies, Gilbey's Gin Gimlets, Gilbey's Gin Tonics, Ginebra San Miguel, Añejo Rum 65ers, Tondeña 65 Rum Masters, Gordon's Gin Boars and Barangay Ginebra Kings Franchise Franchise 3x3 team All-time roster Draft history Seasons Current season Administration Owner: Ramon Ang Board Governor: Alfrancis Chua Head coaches Pumaren Villegas Valenzona Jaworski Salazar Caidic Tanquingcen Uichico Chua Agustin Cariaso Lim Cone Retired numbers 7 8 Championships (16) 1986 Open 1988 All-Filipino 1991 First 1997 Commissioner's 2004 Fiesta 2004–05 Philippine 2006–07 Philippine 2008 Fiesta 2016 Governors' 2017 Governors' 2018 Commissioner's 2019 Governors' 2020 Philippine 2021 Governors' 2022–23 PBA Commissioner's 2026 PBA Commissioner's Runner-up finishes (17) 1982 Open 1983 All-Filipino 1984 1st All-Filipino 1986 All-Filipino 1989 Reinforced 1990 First 1991 Third 1996 Governors' 1997 All-Filipino 2001 All-Filipino 2009 Fiesta 2011 Commissioner's 2013 Commissioner's 2016–17 Philippine 2023 Governors' 2024 Governors' 2024–25 PBA Commissioner's Rivalries Magnolia Meralco TNT Shell Culture and lore Birth of "Never Say Die" 1991 championship comeback The Upset Kapag Nananalo/Natatalo ang Ginebra Jun Bernardino Trophy The Big J Mr. Clutch The Destroyer The Tank The Flash The Spark The Fast Major Pain The GINeral Japeth Like It's Hot GregZilla The Hustle Man Justin Noypi v t e Alaska Milkmen 1991 PBA Third Conference Champions 4 Peter Aguilar 6 Biboy Ravanes 7 Rosedendo Gomez 8 Nandy Garcia 9 Jojo Lastimosa 10 Adriano Polistico 11 Eugene Quilban 14 Alex Araneta 20 Sean Chambers (Import) 22 Frankie Lim 23 Paul Alvarez 55 Napoleon Hatton Coach Tim Cone Assistant(s) Chot Reyes Joel Banal Aric del Rosario v t e Alaska Milkmen 1994 PBA Governors' Cup Champions 4 Merwin Castelo 5 Jun Reyes 6 Jojo Lastimosa 7 Roel Gomez 9 Johnedel Cardel 12 Dickie Bachmann 14 Johnny Abarrientos 16 Bong Hawkins 20 Sean Chambers (Import) 24 Cris Bolado 32 Poch Juinio 34 Stevenson Solomon 50 Alex Araneta 54 Dondon Ampalayo Coach Tim Cone Assistant(s) Joel Banal Aric del Rosario v t e Alaska Milkmen 1995 PBA Governors' Cup Champions 4 Merwin Castelo 5 Jun Reyes 6 Jojo Lastimosa 7 Roel Gomez 12 Dickie Bachmann 14 Johnny Abarrientos 16 Bong Hawkins 20 Sean Chambers (Import) 24 Cris Bolado 31 Giovanni Pineda 32 Poch Juinio 34 Stevenson Solomon 50 Alex Araneta 54 Dondon Ampalayo Coach Tim Cone Assistant(s) Joel Banal Aric del Rosario v t e Alaska Milkmen 1996 PBA All-Filipino Cup Champions 4 Merwin Castelo 5 Jun Reyes 6 Jojo Lastimosa (Finals MVP) 7 Roel Gomez 12 Dickie Bachmann 14 Johnny Abarrientos 16 Bong Hawkins 17 Kevin Ramas 22 Jeff Cariaso 24 Cris Bolado 31 Giovanni Pineda 32 Poch Juinio Coach Tim Cone Assistant(s) Joel Banal Aric del Rosario v t e Alaska Milkmen 1996 PBA Commissioner's Cup champions 4 Merwin Castelo 5 Jun Reyes 6 Jojo Lastimosa 7 Roel Gomez 12 Dickie Bachmann 14 Johnny Abarrientos 16 Bong Hawkins (Finals MVP) 17 Kevin Ramas 20 Sean Chambers (import) 22 Jeff Cariaso 24 Cris Bolado 31 Giovanni Pineda 32 Poch Juinio Coach Tim Cone Assistant(s) Joel Banal Aric del Rosario v t e Alaska Milkmen 1996 PBA Governors' Cup Champions 4 Merwin Castelo 5 Jun Reyes 6 Jojo Lastimosa 7 Roel Gomez 12 Dickie Bachmann 14 Johnny Abarrientos (Finals MVP) 16 Bong Hawkins 17 Kevin Ramas 20 Sean Chambers (Import) 22 Jeff Cariaso 24 Cris Bolado 31 Giovanni Pineda 32 Poch Juinio Coach Tim Cone Assistant(s) Joel Banal Aric del Rosario v t e Alaska Milkmen 1997 PBA Governors' Cup Champions 6 Jojo Lastimosa 7 Roel Gomez 9 Rodney Santos 12 Dickie Bachmann 14 Johnny Abarrientos (Finals MVP) 16 Bong Hawkins 17 Kevin Ramas 19 Kenneth Duremdes 20 Sean Chambers (Import) 32 Poch Juinio 41 Jack Tanuan 44 Merwin Castelo 51 Bryant Punsalan Coach Tim Cone Assistant(s) Joel Banal Aric del Rosario v t e Alaska Milkmen 1998 PBA All-Filipino Cup Champions 4 Braulio Lim 5 Jun Reyes 6 Jojo Lastimosa 7 Roel Gomez 9 Rodney Santos 12 Dickie Bachmann 14 Johnny Abarrientos 16 Bong Hawkins 17 Kevin Ramas 19 Kenneth Duremdes 32 Poch Juinio 41 Joey Loyzaga 91 Joseph Valdez Coach Tim Cone Assistant(s) Richard Bachmann Jun Reyes v t e Alaska Milkmen 1998 PBA Commissioner's Cup champions 4 Braulio Lim 5 Jun Reyes 6 Jojo Lastimosa 7 Roel Gomez 9 Rodney Santos 12 Dickie Bachmann 14 Johnny Abarrientos 16 Bong Hawkins 17 Kevin Ramas 19 Kenneth Duremdes (Finals MVP) 32 Poch Juinio 41 Joey Loyzaga 42 Devin Davis (import) 91 Joseph Valdez Coach Tim Cone Assistant(s) Richard Bachmann Jun Reyes v t e Alaska Milkmen 2000 PBA All-Filipino Cup Champions 3 Glen Peter Yap 5 Jun Reyes 8 Don Allado 9 Rodney Santos 11 Dino Aldeguer 14 Johnny Abarrientos 16 Bong Hawkins 17 Kevin Ramas 19 Kenneth Duremdes 21 Bryan Gahol 22 James Walkvist 32 Poch Juinio (Finals MVP) 41 Joey Loyzaga Coach Tim Cone Assistant(s) Dickie Bachmann Jun Reyes Luigi Trillo v t e PBA All-Star National Team - 2000 FIBA Asia All-Star Extravaganza 9 Rodney Santos 10 Danny Ildefonso 13 Marlou Aquino 16 Alvin Patrimonio 19 Kenneth Duremdes 30 Eric Menk 34 Rudy Hatfield 40 Noy Castillo 41 Johnny Abarrientos 42 Danny Seigle 52 Andy Seigle 61 Bong Hawkins Coach Tim Cone v t e Alaska Aces 2003 PBA Invitational championship champions 3 Eugene Tejada 5 Rob Duat 7 Jon Ordonio 8 Don Allado 9 Stephen Padilla 10 Richard del Rosario 11 Mike Cortez 13 Alvin Castro 20 Don Camaso 24 Brandon Cablay (Finals MVP) 31 John Arigo 32 E.J. Feihl 34 Ali Peek 41 Miguel Noble Coach Tim Cone Assistant(s) Dickie Bachmann Luigi Trillo Jun Reyes v t e Alaska Aces 2007 PBA Fiesta Conference Champions 1 Mike Cortez 3 Nic Belasco 5 Rensy Bajar 7 Sonny Thoss 9 Christian Luanzon 11 Eddie Laure 13 Willie Miller (Finals MVP) 17 Aaron Aban 21 Reynel Hugnatan 22 Jeff Cariaso 32 Poch Juinio 35 Tony dela Cruz 50 Dale Singson 55 John Ferriols 75 Rosell Ellis (Import) Coach Tim Cone Assistant(s) Joel Banal Dickie Bachmann Luigi Trillo Jojo Lastimosa v t e Alaska Aces 2010 PBA Fiesta Conference Champions 1 Samigue Eman 3 Cyrus Baguio (Co-Finals MVP) 5 LA Tenorio (Co-Finals MVP) 7 Sonny Thoss 8 Kelvin dela Peña 10 Mark Borboran 11 Topex Robinson 12 Larry Fonacier 21 Reynel Hugnatan 22 Jeff Cariaso 24 Brandon Cablay 30 Ervin Sotto 34 Diamon Simpson (import) 35 Tony dela Cruz 38 Joe Devance 63 Michael Burtscher Coach Tim Cone Assistant(s) Joel Banal Dickie Bachmann Luigi Trillo Jojo Lastimosa Bong Hawkins v t e B-Meg Llamados 2012 PBA Commissioner's Cup champions 2 Josh Urbiztondo 3 Jonas Villanueva 4 Rafi Reavis 6 Val Acuña 7 JC Intal 8 Peter June Simon 14 Mark Barroca 15 Marc Pingris 18 James Yap (Finals MVP) 19 Jerwin Gaco 21 Denzel Bowles (import) 38 Joe Devance 63 Michael Burtscher 95 Yancy de Ocampo Head coach: Tim Cone Assistant coaches: Johnny Abarrientos Koy Banal Jeff Cariaso Richard del Rosario Dayong Mendoza v t e San Mig Coffee Mixers 2013 PBA Governors' Cup Champions 4 Rafi Reavis 8 Peter June Simon 9 Lester Alvarez 10 Jewel Ponferada 11 Alex Mallari 14 Mark Barroca 15 Marc Pingris (Finals MVP) 18 James Yap 19 Jerwin Gaco 22 Allein Maliksi 23 Marqus Blakely (import) 25 Ken Bono 30 Leo Najorda 33 Val Acuña 38 Joe Devance 55 Gian Chiu 95 Yancy de Ocampo Head coach: Tim Cone Assistant coaches: Johnny Abarrientos Jeff Cariaso Richard del Rosario Olsen Racela v t e San Mig Super Coffee Mixers 2013–14 PBA Philippine Cup Champions 2 Justin Melton 4 Rafi Reavis 5 Isaac Holstein 6 JR Cawaling 8 Peter June Simon 9 Lester Alvarez 10 Ian Sangalang 11 Alex Mallari 14 Mark Barroca (Finals MVP) 15 Marc Pingris 18 James Yap 19 Jerwin Gaco 22 Allein Maliksi 33 Val Acuña 38 Joe Devance 95 Yancy de Ocampo Head coach: Tim Cone Assistant coaches: Johnny Abarrientos Jeff Cariaso Richard del Rosario Olsen Racela v t e San Mig Super Coffee Mixers 2014 PBA Commissioner's Cup champions 2 Justin Melton 4 Rafi Reavis 5 Isaac Holstein 6 JR Cawaling 8 Peter June Simon 10 Ian Sangalang 11 Alex Mallari 14 Mark Barroca 15 Marc Pingris 18 James Yap (Finals MVP) 19 Jerwin Gaco 22 Allein Maliksi 33 Val Acuña 38 Joe Devance 40 James Mays (import) 95 Yancy de Ocampo Head coach: Tim Cone Assistant coaches: Johnny Abarrientos Jeff Cariaso Richard del Rosario Olsen Racela v t e San Mig Super Coffee Mixers 2014 PBA Governors' Cup Champions 00 Yousef Taha 2 Justin Melton 4 Rafi Reavis 5 Isaac Holstein 6 JR Cawaling 8 Peter June Simon 10 Ian Sangalang 11 Alex Mallari 14 Mark Barroca 15 Marc Pingris 18 James Yap (Finals MVP) 19 Jerwin Gaco 22 Allein Maliksi 23 Marqus Blakely (Import) 33 Ronnie Matias 38 Joe Devance Head coach: Tim Cone Assistant coaches: Johnny Abarrientos Richard del Rosario Jason Webb Johnny Abarrientos Mon Jose v t e Barangay Ginebra San Miguel 2016 PBA Governors' Cup Champions 0 Franklin Bonifacio 3 Sol Mercado 5 LA Tenorio (Finals MVP) 6 Scottie Thompson 10 Dave Marcelo 13 Jayjay Helterbrand 14 Nico Salva 19 Dennice Villamor 20 Greg Slaughter 25 Japeth Aguilar 27 Jervy Cruz 31 Aljon Mariano 32 Justin Brownlee (Import) 34 Chris Ellis 38 Joe Devance 47 Mark Caguioa Head coach: Tim Cone Assistant coaches: Richard del Rosario (1st assistant) Freddie Abuda Olsen Racela Managers: Alfrancis Chua Raymond Rodriguez (assistant) v t e Barangay Ginebra San Miguel 2017 PBA Governors' Cup Champions 0 Paolo Taha 3 Sol Mercado 5 LA Tenorio (Finals MVP) 6 Scottie Thompson 13 Jayjay Helterbrand 14 Kevin Ferrer 18 Jammer Jamito 20 Greg Slaughter 23 Raymond Aguilar 25 Japeth Aguilar 27 Jervy Cruz 31 Aljon Mariano 32 Justin Brownlee (Import) 38 Joe Devance 47 Mark Caguioa Head coach: Tim Cone Assistant coaches: Richard del Rosario (1st assistant) Freddie Abuda Olsen Racela Managers: Alfrancis Chua Raymond Rodriguez (assistant) v t e Barangay Ginebra San Miguel 2018 PBA Commissioner's Cup Champions 1 Julian Sargent 2 Jett Manuel 3 Sol Mercado 5 LA Tenorio 6 Scottie Thompson (Finals MVP) 12 Prince Caperal 14 Kevin Ferrer 16 Jeff Chan 20 Greg Slaughter 23 Raymond Aguilar 25 Japeth Aguilar 27 Jervy Cruz 31 Aljon Mariano 32 Justin Brownlee (import) 38 Joe Devance 47 Mark Caguioa Head coach: Tim Cone Assistant coaches: Richard del Rosario (1st assistant) Freddie Abuda Olsen Racela Managers: Alfrancis Chua Raymond Rodriguez (assistant) v t e Barangay Ginebra San Miguel 2019 PBA Governors' Cup Champions 2 Jared Dillinger 5 LA Tenorio 6 Scottie Thompson 10 Julian Sargent 11 Stanley Pringle 12 Prince Caperal 14 Teytey Teodoro 16 Jeff Chan 18 Arthur dela Cruz 20 Greg Slaughter 23 Raymond Aguilar 25 Japeth Aguilar (Finals MVP) 31 Aljon Mariano 32 Justin Brownlee (Import) 38 Joe Devance 47 Mark Caguioa Head coach: Tim Cone Assistant coaches: Richard del Rosario (1st assistant) Freddie Abuda Kirk Collier Olsen Racela Managers: Alfrancis Chua Raymond Rodriguez (assistant) v t e Barangay Ginebra San Miguel 2020 PBA Philippine Cup Champions 2 Jared Dillinger 3 Kent Salado 5 LA Tenorio (Finals MVP) 6 Scottie Thompson 10 Arvin Tolentino 11 Stanley Pringle 12 Prince Caperal 16 Jeff Chan 18 Arthur dela Cruz 23 Raymond Aguilar 25 Japeth Aguilar 31 Aljon Mariano 38 Joe Devance 47 Mark Caguioa 70 Jerrick Balanza Head coach: Tim Cone Assistant coaches: Richard del Rosario (1st assistant) Freddie Abuda Kirk Collier Olsen Racela Managers: Alfrancis Chua Raymond Rodriguez (assistant) v t e Barangay Ginebra San Miguel 2021 PBA Governors' Cup Champions 2 Jared Dillinger 3 Kent Salado 5 LA Tenorio 6 Scottie Thompson (Finals MVP) 10 Arvin Tolentino 11 Stanley Pringle 12 Prince Caperal 14 Brian Enriquez 16 Jeff Chan 17 John Pinto 23 Raymond Aguilar 25 Japeth Aguilar 27 Sidney Onwubere 31 Aljon Mariano 32 Justin Brownlee (Import) 34 Christian Standhardinger 38 Joe Devance 50 MJ Ayaay Head coach: Tim Cone Assistant coaches: Richard del Rosario (1st assistant) Freddie Abuda Kirk Collier Olsen Racela Managers: Alfrancis Chua Raymond Rodriguez (assistant) v t e Barangay Ginebra San Miguel 2022–23 PBA Commissioner's Cup Champions 0 Jeremiah Gray 2 Jared Dillinger 3 Jamie Malonzo 5 LA Tenorio 9 Scottie Thompson 11 Stanley Pringle 17 John Pinto 19 Von Pessumal 23 Raymond Aguilar 24 Jayson David 25 Japeth Aguilar 27 Sidney Onwubere 31 Aljon Mariano 32 Justin Brownlee (import) 34 Christian Standhardinger (Finals MVP) Head coach: Tim Cone Assistant coaches: Richard del Rosario (1st assistant) Freddie Abuda Kirk Collier Patrick Partosa Olsen Racela Managers: Alfrancis Chua Raymond Rodriguez (assistant)

Philippines squad v t e Philippines squad – 1998 William Jones Cup – 1st place 4 Patrimonio 5 Seigle 6 Lastimosa 7 Espino 8 Caidic 9 Limpot 10 Meneses 11 Feihl 12 Racela 13 Aquino 14 Abarrientos 15 Duremdes Coach: Cone v t e Philippines squad – 1998 Asian Games – Bronze medal 4 Patrimonio 5 Seigle 6 Lastimosa 7 Espino 8 Caidic 9 Limpot 10 Meneses 11 Feihl 12 Racela 13 Aquino 14 Abarrientos 15 Duremdes Coach: Cone v t e Philippines squad – 2019 SEA Games – Gold medal 1 Ravena 4 Manuel 5 Tenorio 9 Slaughter 11 Pringle 12 Ross 13 Lassiter 15 Fajardo 18 Rosario 25 Aguilar 34 Standhardinger 35 Wright Coach: Cone v t e Philippines squad – 2022 Asian Games – Gold medal 3 Newsome 6 Alas 9 Thompson 10 Tolentino 12 Ross 13 Lassiter 15 Fajardo 17 Perez 18 Oftana 25 Aguilar 32 Brownlee 34 Kouame Coach: Cone

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