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Henry "Bill" Walker brought his NBA scoring chops and physical wing presence to multiple PBA squads.

Stephen Howard brought veteran poise and NBA Finals experience to the PBA when he joined San Miguel in 2000.

JASON FORTE PBA IMPORT BROWN UNIVERSITY BEARS 2009 - 16

Known for his athleticism and aggressive slashing ability, Hassan Adams brought his high-flying game to the PBA in 2010 as an import for the Rain or Shine Elasto Painters.

Jay Taylor brought his scoring prowess to the PBA in the early '90s, suiting up for San Miguel and Purefoods between 1991 and 1995.

A former NCAA champion and NBA lottery pick, Rashad McCants arrived in the PBA with heavy hype and a flashy résumé.

Isaac Fontaine brought a veteran presence and polished offensive game to the PBA in the early 2000s.

A hard-nosed, do-it-all forward out of Syracuse University, Paul Harris made his mark in the PBA as a blue-collar import with a relentless motor and a team-first mindset.

Over the years, the Terrafirma Dyip has brought in a lot of imports.

Romeo Travis wasn’t just LeBron James’ high school teammate—he carved out his own legacy overseas, especially in the Philippines.

The Palestinian guard was part of the PBA’s early efforts to integrate Asian heritage players into the league, but he struggled to make a lasting impact.

A known sharpshooter from Iran, Zandi was brought in to provide perimeter scoring and experience, but never fully clicked within the Enforcer system.

While his playing time was limited, Akl brought veteran poise and a steady hand to the Road Warriors’ second unit.

A former MVP in Jordan’s top pro league, Mahmoud Abdeen brought his international pedigree to the PBA when he joined powerhouse San Miguel in 2016.

Meralco struck gold with Seiya Ando, who replaced Benny Koochoie mid-tournament during the 2015 PBA Governors’ Cup.