PBA STATS | BOGS ADORNADO

WILLIAM "BOGS" ADORNADO

MR. NICE GUY

1975

PIONEER

UST GROWLING TIGERS (GLOWING GOLDIES)

1975 - 1987

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER | 3 - 1975, 1976, 1981

BEST PLAYER OF THE CONFERENCE | NONE

MYTHICAL FIVE | 7 - 1975, 1976, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1985

MYTHICAL TEN | 1 - 1984

FINALS MVP | NONE

CHAMPIONSHIPS | 8

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR | NONE

ALL-DEFENSIVE TEAM | NONE

ALL-STAR MVP | NONE

SCORING CHAMPION | 5 - 1975, 1976, 1980, 1981, 1982

Bogs Adornado was the PBA’s original scoring machine. A proud product of the UST Glowing Goldies, Adornado took the league by storm as one of the inaugural superstars of Philippine pro basketball. He won the very first PBA Most Valuable Player award in 1975, then repeated the feat in 1976 and 1981, making him the league’s first three-time MVP. Known for his sweet shooting touch and effortless scoring ability, Adornado topped the league in scoring five times and was named to the Mythical Five on seven occasions. Despite a serious knee injury in the late ‘70s, he staged an inspiring comeback that led to even more accolades, proving his resilience and elite basketball mind. With 8 championships to his name, Bogs left behind a legacy of offensive brilliance and is widely regarded as one of the greatest pure scorers in PBA history.

YEAR	TEAM	GP	PPG	RPG	APG	SPG	BPG
1975	CRISPA	49	26.96	3.45	2.39	0.84	0.18
1976	CRISPA	38	25.66	3.39	1.97	0.34	0.32
1978	CRISPA	50	9.48	1.84	0.82	0.16	0.16
1979	CRISPA	52	10.79	1.15	0.71	0.17	0.02
		189	17.62	2.38	1.43	0.38	0.16
1980	CRISPA / U/TEX	46	23.98	4.13	2.11	0.20	0.39
1981	U/TEX	51	26.16	3.98	2.61	0.22	0.37
1982	U/TEX	54	27.37	4.06	2.43	0.28	0.30
		151	25.93	4.05	2.39	0.23	0.35
1983	GREAT TASTE	62	24.05	2.85	3.76	0.21	0.31
1984	GREAT TASTE	48	21.77	3.02	2.29	0.17	0.19
		110	23.05	2.93	3.12	0.19	0.25
1985	SHELL	47	23.87	3.19	2.43	0.30	0.19
1986	SHELL	50	13.90	2.18	2.02	0.14	0.12
		97	18.73	2.67	2.22	0.22	0.15
1987	HILLS BROS.	39	9.44	1.36	1.23	0.10	0.05
		39	9.44	1.36	1.23	0.10	0.05
		586	20.42	2.89	2.11	0.26	0.22

SOURCES: This is not official. Information credit comes from the following sources: PBA, The PBA Hardcourt Annual, the defunct PBA Online website, the Real GM website, Philippine Basketball Reference, PBA Archives, PBA Records and Oddities, Edmon 1974, and Wikipedia.