PBA STATS | JAYSON CASTRO

JAYSON CASTRO WILLIAM

THE BLUR

2008 PBA DRAFT

RD 1 | 3RD OVERALL - TALK N TEXT

PCU DOLPHINS

2008 - PRESENT

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER | NONE

BEST PLAYER OF THE CONFERENCE | 5 - 2012-13 PHLCUP, 2014 COMCUP, 2015 COMCUP, 2016 GOVCUP, 2019 COMCUP

MYTHICAL FIVE | 5 - 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2019

MYTHICAL TEN | 3 - 2011, 2012, 2017

FINALS MVP | 2 - 2010-11 PHLCUP, 2011 COMCUP

CHAMPIONSHIPS | 7

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR | NONE

ALL-DEFENSIVE TEAM | NONE

MOST IMPROVED PLAYER | 2011

SCORING CHAMPION | 2014

Widely regarded as one of the most electrifying guards in PBA history, Jayson Castro earned the nickname “The Blur” for a reason—his lightning-quick drives and fearless attacks made defenders look stuck in slow motion. A fixture in TNT’s dynastic run, Castro owns seven championships, two Finals MVPs, and a staggering five Best Player of the Conference awards. Though he was never officially crowned league MVP, his five Mythical First Team selections and Most Improved Player award in 2011 speak volumes about his consistency and evolution. Also, Castro was the league’s scoring champion in 2014. Castro's speed, clutch gene, and leadership made him the barometer of elite point guard play in the PBA for over a decade.

YEAR	TEAM	GP	PPG	RPG	APG	SPG	BPG
2008-09	TALK N TEXT	46	10.02	3.39	3.98	1.11	0.28
2009-10	TALK N TEXT	48	9.98	3.67	3.73	0.77	0.25
2010-11	TALK N TEXT	61	11.87	3.85	4.11	0.98	0.18
2011-12	TALK N TEXT	56	14.68	3.93	3.89	0.91	0.14
2012-13	TALK N TEXT	53	14.45	4.43	3.70	0.75	0.13
2013-14	TALK N TEXT	49	16.78	4.04	4.22	0.88	0.16
2014-15	TALK N TEXT	48	18.21	4.10	5.15	1.19	0.17
2015-16	TNT	41	20.32	4.02	6.05	1.05	0.37
2016-17	TNT	53	16.89	4.19	6.38	1.25	0.40
2017-18	TNT	32	14.81	4.50	5.59	1.38	0.53
2019	TNT	51	15.24	4.61	6.06	1.65	0.47
2020	TNT	19	15.21	3.53	5.11	1.47	0.21
2021	TNT	37	10.97	3.08	3.68	1.08	0.32
2022-23	TNT	53	12.38	3.45	3.92	1.08	0.19
2023-24	TNT	22	13.14	3.41	4.64	0.82	0.14
2024-25	TNT	35	9.46	2.63	3.60	1.03	0.11
	TOTALS	704	14.06	3.86	4.58	1.07	0.25

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.