PBA STATS | JOJO LASTIMOSA

ISABELO LASTIMOSA

JOLAS | FOURTH-QUARTER MAN

1988

DIRECT HIRE - PUREFOODS

USJ-R JAGUARS

1988 - 2002

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER | NONE

BEST PLAYER OF THE CONFERENCE | NONE

MYTHICAL FIVE | 3 - 1991, 1996, 1998

MYTHICAL TEN | 4 - 1988, 1995, 1997, 1999

FINALS MVP | 1 - 1996 PHLCUP

CHAMPIONSHIPS | 10 (GRAND SLAM: 1996)

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR | NONE

ALL-DEFENSIVE TEAM | NONE

ALL-STAR MVP | 1 - 1992

ROOKIE OF THE YEAR | 1988

A human highlight reel with a deadly first step and a silky midrange jumper, Jolas Lastimosa brought flair, scoring, and heart to every court he graced. The 1988 Rookie of the Year quickly evolved into one of the PBA's most feared clutch performers, racking up 10 championships and delivering big when it mattered—earning Finals MVP honors during Alaska's 1996 grand slam run. A three-time Mythical Five selection and the 1992 All-Star MVP, Jolas was both crowd favorite and coaches' go-to guy in crunch time. While the MVP award eluded him, his longevity, consistency, and explosiveness made him a cornerstone of PBA ‘90s greatness.

YEAR	TEAM	GP	PPG	RPG	APG	SPG	BPG
1988	PUREFOODS	59	17.08	3.07	1.54	0.56	0.51
1989	PUREFOODS	64	16.45	3.50	3.44	0.73	0.58
1990	PUREFOODS	56	15.71	3.38	3.25	1.04	0.29
		179	16.43	3.32	2.75	0.77	0.46
1991	ALASKA	56	22.54	4.02	3.98	0.84	0.29
1992	ALASKA	46	22.59	3.52	3.83	0.78	0.24
1993	ALASKA	38	18.24	2.89	3.11	0.53	0.53
1994	ALASKA	70	15.80	3.37	2.81	0.54	0.09
1995	ALASKA	74	16.95	2.64	3.50	0.85	0.09
1996	ALASKA	72	14.99	2.72	3.04	0.72	0.03
1997	ALASKA	60	15.15	3.72	2.75	0.82	0.12
1998	ALASKA	51	13.39	3.98	2.94	0.82	0.14
1999	ALASKA	49	10.08	3.10	2.04	0.82	0.00
2000	POP COLA	34	8.97	3.15	2.44	0.35	0.09
2001	POP COLA	26	4.62	1.65	1.69	0.42	0.04
		60	7.08	2.50	2.12	0.38	0.07
2002	ALASKA	34	3.62	1.50	0.97	0.24	0.00
		550	15.71	3.19	2.98	0.72	0.14
		789	15.22	3.16	2.86	0.70	0.21

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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.