PBA STATS | DINDO PUMAREN

FERDINAND "DINDO" PUMAREN

THE BULLET

1992 PBA DRAFT

RD 2 | 7TH OVERALL - PUREFOODS

DLSU GREEN ARCHERS

1989 - 2002

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER | NONE

BEST PLAYER OF THE CONFERENCE | NONE

MYTHICAL FIVE | NONE

MYTHICAL TEN | 2 - 1997, 2000

FINALS MVP | NONE

CHAMPIONSHIPS | 4

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR | NONE

ALL-DEFENSIVE TEAM | NONE

ALL-STAR MVP | NONE

Known as “The Bullet” for his speed and pinpoint passing, Dindo Pumaren was the engine behind many great PBA offenses in the '90s. Pumaren began his career as early as 1989—crafting a legacy not through gaudy stats but through floor leadership, tenacious hustle, and court IQ that rarely made mistakes. A 4-time champion and a 2-time Mythical Second Team member, Pumaren may not have racked up individual accolades, but his impact as a steady, unselfish playmaker made him an invaluable part of every team he joined. Whether running the break, setting the pace, or locking horns with fellow guards, Dindo proved that every great team needs a point guard who keeps everything—and everyone—moving.

YEAR	TEAM	GP	PPG	RPG	APG	SPG	BPG
1989	PUREFOODS	59	6.80	1.64	3.05	1.12	0.08
1990	PUREFOODS	50	7.72	1.68	4.14	1.14	0.10
1991	PUREFOODS	55	9.87	2.58	8.65	1.07	0.18
1992	PUREFOODS	49	8.37	2.67	5.84	1.29	0.06
1993	PUREFOODS	65	6.57	1.83	4.94	1.02	0.05
1994	PEPSI	43	7.93	2.23	9.05	1.05	0.09
1995	PEPSI	28	8.89	1.79	7.18	1.75	0.11
		71	8.31	2.06	8.31	1.32	0.10
1996	PUREFOODS	58	5.79	2.33	6.52	1.02	0.02
1997	PUREFOODS	63	9.29	2.89	6.35	1.83	0.03
1998	PUREFOODS	57	8.56	2.18	5.19	1.46	0.00
1999	PUREFOODS	41	6.90	2.90	6.44	2.05	0.07
2000	PUREFOODS	55	8.24	2.49	5.62	1.45	0.00
		552	7.81	2.30	5.65	1.33	0.06
2001	TANDUAY	37	6.41	2.43	4.92	0.89	0.03
2002	FEDEX	32	3.41	2.03	4.81	1.34	0.03
		69	5.01	2.25	4.87	1.10	0.03
		692	7.58	2.27	5.84	1.30	0.06

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.