2024 MPBL season
{{Short description|6th season of the Maharlika Pilipinas Basketball League}}
{{Use Philippine English|date=January 2024}}
{{Use mdy dates|date=January 2024}}
{{Infobox sports season
| title = 2024 MPBL season
| league = Maharlika Pilipinas Basketball League
| sport = Basketball
| logo =
| pixels =
| caption =
| duration = Regular season:
April 6 – October 1, 2024
Playoffs:
October 5 – November 14, 2024
Finals:
December 1 – 7, 2024
| no_of_games = 406 (regular season)
| no_of_teams = 29
| TV = Cignal TV (One PH, MPTV, Pilipinas Live)
| streaming = Pilipinas Live
Facebook, YouTube
| season = Regular season
| MVP = Justine Baltazar (Pampanga)
| MVP_link = MPBL Most Valuable Player award
| top_scorer =
| top_scorer_link =
| top_seed = San Juan Knights
| playoffs = Playoffs
| playoffs_link =
| conf1 = North Division
| conf1_link = North Division (MPBL)
| conf1_champ = Pampanga Giant Lanterns
| conf1_runner-up = San Juan Knights
| conf2 = South Division
| conf2_link = South Division (MPBL)
| conf2_champ = Quezon Huskers
| conf2_runner-up = Batangas City Tanduay Rum Masters
| finals = Finals
| finals_link =
| finals_champ = Pampanga Giant Lanterns
| finals_runner-up = Quezon Huskers
| finals_MVP = Justine Baltazar (Pampanga)
| finals_MVP_link = MPBL Finals Most Valuable Player award
| finals_mvp_name =
| seasonslist = List of MPBL seasons
| seasonslistnames = MPBL
| prevseason_link = 2023 MPBL season
| prevseason_year = 2023
| altseason_link =
| altseason_year =
| nextseason_link = 2025 MPBL season
| nextseason_year = 2025
}}
The 2024 MPBL season was the sixth season of the Maharlika Pilipinas Basketball League (MPBL) and its third under professional status. The regular season began on April 6, 2024 with the opening ceremonies at the Calasiao Sports Complex in Calasiao, Pangasinan, and ended on October 1. The 2024 MPBL All-Star Game was held at the Mayor Vitaliano D. Agan Coliseum in Zamboanga City on September 7. The playoffs began on October 5 and ended on December 7 with the 2024 MPBL finals between the Pampanga Giant Lanterns and Quezon Huskers.
This season featured 29 teams, with two expansion teams making their debut: the Abra Weavers and the Pangasinan Heatwaves.{{Cite web |date=2024-02-06 |title=MPBL welcomes unlimited pros, expands with two new franchises |url=https://tiebreakertimes.com.ph/tbt/mpbl-welcomes-unlimited-pros-expands-with-two-new-franchises/293898 |access-date=2024-02-08 |website=Tiebreaker Times |language=en-US}}
Team changes
= Expansion and contraction =
The MPBL introduced two new expansion teams this season, both based in Northern Luzon: the Abra Weavers and the Pangasinan Heatwaves. Abra became the first team based in the Cordillera Administrative Region while Pangasinan became the first in the Ilocos Region. This season would have seen a third expansion team, the Tarlac United Force,{{Cite web |date=2024-03-05 |title=Mga Ka-Liga, let us welcome the newest MPBL franchise - the Province of Tarlac owned by Nicanor "Niño" Reyes IV. |url=https://www.facebook.com/mpblofficialph/posts/pfbid0eaPPWAb78QbWG6stTScynWEy3iQf9G19hoFgXY9ReKCReXCcrUnAckjMqoFe8Jc5l |access-date=2024-03-06 |publisher=Maharlika Pilipinas Basketball League |via=Facebook}} however the league pulled the team out after failing to comply with the league's financial obligations.{{Cite web |last=Sayson |first=Homer D. |date=2024-04-18 |title=MPBL expels expansion team Tarlac for 'unfulfilled financial obligations' |url=https://www.spin.ph/basketball/mpbl-expels-tarlac-for-unfulfilled-financial-obligations-a2244-20240418 |access-date=2024-04-20 |website=Spin.ph |language=en}}
The Davao Occidental Tigers made their return to the league after a two-season absence, during which they competed in the Pilipinas Super League. On the other hand, the Makati OKBet Kings, Pasig City MCW Sports, and the reigning South Division champion Bacoor City Strikers all departed after four seasons in the league.
The two expansion teams (Abra and Pangasinan) were all placed in the North Division. Davao Occidental was placed back into the South Division together with the Parañaque Patriots. Due to Tarlac's withdrawal, the league remains at 29 teams, with the North Division having 14 teams and the South having 15.
= Name changes =
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! 2023 team name ! 2024 team name(s) |
Batangas City Embassy Chill
| Batangas City Athletics (Invitational only) Batangas City Tanduay Rum Masters |
Bicol Volcanoes |
GenSan Warriors |
Imus SV Squad |
Laguna Krah Asia |
Manila Stars |
Mindoro Disiplinados |
Valenzuela XUR Homes Realty Inc. |
Zamboanga Family's Brand Sardines |
= Regulation changes =
Beginning with this season, the league has removed the ex-PBA player limit from its roster regulations, allowing teams to sign any number of fully professional players. The league was affected by the National Collegiate Athletic Association's (NCAA) decision to no longer allow its Special Guest Licensees to play in professional leagues, which came into effect on June 1, 2024.{{Cite web |title=NCAA to disallow use of SGL starting Season 100 |url=https://www.gmanetwork.com/ncaa/sports/othersports/896881/ncaa-to-lift-sgl-rule-come-season-100/story/ |access-date=2024-02-08 |website=GMA Network |language=en}}{{Cite web |last=Li |first=Matthew |date=2024-03-01 |title=NCAA to enforce SGL ban after Season 99 |url=https://tiebreakertimes.com.ph/tbt/ncaa-to-enforce-sgl-ban-after-season-99/295766 |access-date=2024-03-03 |website=Tiebreaker Times |language=en-US}}
Transactions
{{Main|List of 2024 MPBL season transactions}}
= Coaching changes =
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|+ Offseason |
Team
! Departing coach ! Incoming coach |
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Abra Weavers
| {{n/a}} | Jonathan Banal |
Bacolod City of Smiles
| Vincent Salvador |
Bataan Risers
| Alex Callueng | Rene Baena |
Bicolandia Oragons
| Jason Santiago | Raymond Valenzona |
Biñan Tatak Gel
| Nath Gregorio |
Bulacan Kuyas
| Joseph Mabagos | Jonathan Reyes |
Caloocan Batang Kankaloo
| Robert Sison | Alexander Angeles |
Imus Agimat
| Jinino Manansala | Jun Da Jose |
Manila Batang Sampaloc
| Bimbot Anquilo | Gabby Severino |
Marikina Shoemasters
| Elvis Tolentino | Rysal Castro |
Mindoro Tamaraws
| Jonathan Reyes |
Muntinlupa Cagers
| Aldrin Morante | Mixson Ramos |
Nueva Ecija Rice Vanguards
| Jerson Cabiltes |
Pampanga Giant Lanterns
| Frederick Dimatulac |
Pangasinan Heatwaves
| {{n/a}} | Jerson Cabiltes |
Rizal Golden Coolers
| Jonathan Banal | Ralph Rivera |
South Cotabato Warriors
| Elvis Tolentino |
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|+ In season |
Team
! Departing coach ! Incoming coach |
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Abra Weavers
| Jonathan Banal | Yong Garcia |
Bataan Risers
| Rene Baena | Goody Ilagan |
Imus Agimat
| Jun Da Jose | Eric Sy |
Iloilo United Royals
|MC Abolucion |
Manila Batang Sampaloc
| Gabby Severino |
Playing venues
: New venues for this season are indicated with bold text.
= Regular venues =
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colspan=2 | Bataan Risers
! colspan=2 | Batangas City Tanduay Rum Masters |
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Bataan People's Center {{small|Balanga, Bataan}} | Orion Sports Complex | Batangas City Coliseum | FPJ Arena{{Cite web |date=2024-06-12 |title=MPBL: Levi Hernandez stars as Batangas beats Binan |url=https://www.spin.ph/basketball/mpbl-levi-hernandez-stars-as-batangas-beats-binan-a1373-20240612 |access-date=2024-06-22 |website=Spin.ph |language=en}} |
Capacity: 4,000
| Capacity: N/A | Capacity: 4,000 | Capacity: 3,000 |
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Biñan Tatak Gel
! colspan=2 | Manila Batang Sampaloc |
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Alonte Sports Arena {{small|Biñan, Laguna}} | Caloocan Sports Complex | Paco Arena | San Andres Sports Complex |
Capacity: 6,500
| Capacity: 3,000 | Capacity: 1,000 | Capacity: 3,000 |
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Mindoro Tamaraws
! colspan=2 | Pampanga Giant Lanterns |
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Pola Gymnasium{{Cite web |date=2024-07-07 |title=Abra routs Mindoro; Batangas keeps close to MPBL leaders |url=https://www.spin.ph/basketball/abra-routs-mindoro-batangas-keeps-close-to-mpbl-leaders-a1373-20240707 |access-date=2024-08-03 |website=Spin.ph |language=en}} {{small|Pola, Oriental Mindoro}} | Nueva Ecija Coliseum | AUF Sports and Cultural Center | Bren Z. Guiao Convention Center |
Capacity: N/A
| Capacity: 3,000 | Capacity: 2,000 | Capacity: 3,000 |
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Pangasinan Heatwaves
! colspan=2 | Parañaque Patriots |
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Calasiao Sports Complex {{small|Calasiao, Pangasinan}} | Olivarez College | Villar Coliseum{{Cite web |date=2024-04-10 |title=MPBL: Paranaque thwarts Manila; Rizal stuns Pampanga |url=https://qa.philstar.com/sports/2024/04/10/2346666/mpbl-paranaque-thwarts-manila-rizal-stuns-pampanga |access-date=2024-06-22 |website=Philstar.com}} | Cuneta Astrodome |
Capacity: 3,000
| Capacity: 3,500 | Capacity: N/A | Capacity: 12,000 |
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colspan=2 | Quezon Huskers |
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Lucena Convention Center {{small|Lucena}} | Quezon Convention Center | Amoranto Arena | Ynares Center |
Capacity: N/A
| Capacity: 7,000 | Capacity: 3,500 | Capacity: 7,400 |
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San Juan Knights |
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Filoil EcoOil Centre {{small|San Juan}} | WES Arena | Mayor Vitaliano D. Agan Coliseum |
Capacity: 6,000
| Capacity: N/A | Capacity: 12,000 |
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= Out-of-town venues =
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Abra Weavers |
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University of Abra{{Cite web |date=2024-06-17 |title=Abra subdues Rizal; Nueva Ecija thwarts Parañaque |url=https://www.philstar.com/about-us/sports/2024/06/17/2363491/abra-subdues-rizal-nueva-ecija-thwarts-paraaque |access-date=2024-06-22 |website=Philstar.com}} {{small|(Gov. Andres B. Bernos Memorial Gymnasium)}} {{small|Bangued, Abra}} |
Capacity: N/A |
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= Other venues =
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Preseason Invitational
! colspan=2 | Neutral venues |
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Lagao Gymnasium {{small|General Santos}} | {{flagicon|UAE}} Rashid Bin Hamdan Indoor Hall | Strike Gymnasium | Ynares Sports Arena |
Capacity: 6,000
| Capacity: N/A | Capacity: 1,500 | Capacity: 3,000 |
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Preseason
{{Main|2024 MPBL Preseason Invitational}}
The Preseason Invitational ran from February 21 to 27, 2024. Similar to the previous edition, the tournament featured eight teams and took place at the Lagao Gymnasium in General Santos, in line with the city's Kalilangan Festival. Pampanga Giant Lanterns were crowned tournament champions after defeating South Cotabato Warriors in the final game, 93–75.{{Cite web |date=2024-02-28 |title=Baltazar, Serrano lead Pampanga to MPBL Preseason crown|url=https://tiebreakertimes.com.ph/tbt/baltazar-serrano-lead-pampanga-to-mpbl-preseason-crown/295519 |access-date=2024-02-28 |website=Tiebreaker Times |language=en-US}}
Regular season
= Opening ceremony =
Originally scheduled for March 16, 2024, this season's opening gameday was postponed twice. First by a week to March 23 and the second by another two weeks to April 6, the latter being due in part to the observance of Holy Week in the country during the week after March 23.{{Cite web |date=2024-03-16 |title=ANNOUNCEMENT |url=https://www.facebook.com/mpblofficialph/posts/pfbid034KXmHsrQBwH6ThkMWJwd21gxLcNJGnJ3JmKtbRWfqiHX9DekMNe4xECdTYNw3uHgl |access-date=2024-03-16 |publisher=Maharlika Pilipinas Basketball League |via=Facebook}}
The opening ceremony took place at the Calasiao Sports Complex in Calasiao, Pangasinan.{{Cite web |last=Austria |first=Hilda |date=2024-02-07 |title=Pangasinan to join Maharlika Pilipinas Basketball League's next season |url=https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1218453 |access-date=2024-02-07 |website=Philippine News Agency}} Singer and Calasiao native Mitoy Yonting is one of the performers to kick off the season. The team and muse showcase then followed, with Barbie Imperial, representing the Abra Weavers, winning the Best Muse award.
The first game saw the Zamboanga Master Sardines beat the Valenzuela Classic in overtime, while the second saw the host Pangasinan Heatwaves fall to the Abra Weavers in a clash of the league's two Northern Luzon expansion teams.{{Cite web |title=MPBL Sixth Season unwraps Saturday |url=https://www.philstar.com/about-us/sports/2024/04/01/2344399/mpbl-sixth-season-unwraps-saturday |access-date=2024-04-02 |website=Philstar.com}}{{Cite web |date=2024-04-07 |title=Abra stuns Pangasinan, Zamboanga trips Valenzuela in MPBL inaugurals |url=https://mb.com.ph/2024/4/7/abra-stuns-pangasinan-zamboanga-trips-valenzuela-in-mpbl-inaugurals |access-date=2024-04-10 |website=Manila Bulletin}}
= Format =
Similar to previous seasons, all participating teams play in a single round-robin tournament for the regular season, playing one game against every other team. This season, each of the 29 teams is expected to play 28 games. In each gameday, a series of games is played in a designated home arena, with the home team usually playing in the final game. The top eight teams in each division will advance to the 2024 MPBL playoffs.
= Standings =
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; North Division
{{2024 MPBL North Division standings}}
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; South Division
{{2024 MPBL South Division standings}}
{{col-end}}
== Results table ==
{{#invoke:Sports games|table|update=complete |font_size=80%
| team_order = ABR, BCD, BAN, BTG, BCL, BIÑ, BUL, CAL, DVO, ILO, IMS, MNL, MAR, MDR, MUN, NEG, NE, PAM, PGS, PAR, PSY, QZN, QC, RZL, SJ, SAR, SOC, VAL, ZAM
| name_ABR = Abra
| m1_ABR_PGS (A) = 83–75
| m2_ABR_MAR = 97–85
| m3_ABR_PSY (A) = 72–78
| m4_ABR_BIÑ (A) = 60–65
| m5_ABR_NEG = 69–57
| m6_ABR_CAL (A) = 59–63
| m7_ABR_SJ (A) = 82–95
| m8_ABR_MDR = 76–80*
| m9_ABR_MNL = 94–68
| m10_ABR_IMS = 94–57
| m11_ABR_BCD = 115–64
| m12_ABR_SAR = 82–60
| m13_ABR_RZL (H) = 74–63
| m14_ABR_DVO = 74–92
| m15_ABR_BTG = 84–70
| m16_ABR_BUL = 89–57
| m17_ABR_QZN = 85–90
| m18_ABR_SOC = 73–64
| m19_ABR_ILO (H) = 77–55
| m20_ABR_QC = 78–70
| m21_ABR_MUN = 88–59
| m22_ABR_VAL (H) = 84–52
| m23_ABR_ZAM = 68–76*
| m24_ABR_PAM = 79–88
| m25_ABR_NE = 78–81
| m26_ABR_BAN = 93–74
| m27_ABR_BCL = 129–68
| m28_ABR_PAR (A) = 84–80
| name_BCD = Bacolod
| m1_BCD_ILO = 67–85
| m2_BCD_BAN = 74–86
| m3_BCD_SAR = 84–81
| m4_BCD_DVO = 71–72
| m5_BCD_CAL = 73–80
| m6_BCD_MAR = 73–82
| m7_BCD_QZN = 55–76
| m8_BCD_ZAM = 62–77
| m9_BCD_NE = 77–95
| m10_BCD_BUL = 82–94
| m11_BCD_ABR = 64–115
| m12_BCD_MUN = 74–80
| m13_BCD_BCL = 61–62
| m14_BCD_PGS = 70–84
| m15_BCD_SJ = 85–91
| m16_BCD_VAL = 81–88
| m17_BCD_PSY = 67–77
| m18_BCD_SOC = 84–90
| m19_BCD_NEG = 92–96
| m20_BCD_BTG = 54–79
| m21_BCD_BIÑ (A) = 77–87
| m22_BCD_RZL = 79–90
| m23_BCD_QC = 77–120
| m24_BCD_MDR = 103–114
| m25_BCD_PAM = 94–143
| m26_BCD_PAR = 82–111
| m27_BCD_MNL (A) = 76–123
| m28_BCD_IMS = 127–130
| name_BAN = Bataan
| m1_BAN_SAR (H) = 90–80
| m2_BAN_BCD = 86–74
| m3_BAN_MNL (A) = 84–90
| m4_BAN_VAL = 87–91
| m5_BAN_BUL = 92–90
| m6_BAN_DVO (H) = 89–90*
| m7_BAN_PAM (A) = 75–86
| m8_BAN_MUN = 63–69
| m9_BAN_RZL = 85–87
| m10_BAN_BTG = 69–73
| m11_BAN_ZAM (H) = 72–79
| m12_BAN_IMS = 93–61
| m13_BAN_MAR = 72–80
| m14_BAN_NE = 70–85
| m15_BAN_PSY = 78–82
| m16_BAN_SOC = 83–88
| m17_BAN_BIÑ (A) = 68–79
| m18_BAN_PAR (H) = 58–74
| m19_BAN_MDR = 103–96
| m20_BAN_SJ (H) = 81–97
| m21_BAN_CAL (A) = 52–60
| m22_BAN_BCL = 108–91
| m23_BAN_PGS (H) = 102–88
| m24_BAN_QZN = 85–82
| m25_BAN_NEG (H) = 84–62
| m26_BAN_QC = 60–76
| m27_BAN_ILO = 100–104
| m28_BAN_ABR = 74–93
| name_BTG = Batangas City
| m1_BTG_BUL = 76–68
| m2_BTG_ILO (H) = 71–64
| m3_BTG_IMS = 108–79
| m4_BTG_PSY = 64–65
| m5_BTG_RZL (H)= 70–63
| m6_BTG_NEG = 72–62
| m7_BTG_DVO (H) = 71–59
| m8_BTG_QC = 76–73*
| m9_BTG_QZN (A) = 89–91*
| m10_BTG_BAN = 73–69
| m11_BTG_MDR = 82–73
| m12_BTG_BIÑ (H) = 79–72
| m13_BTG_CAL = 72–73
| m14_BTG_VAL (H) = 91–74
| m15_BTG_ABR = 70–84
| m16_BTG_BCL = 107–94
| m17_BTG_SJ (H) = 69–83
| m18_BTG_PAM (A) = 62–88
| m19_BTG_PGS (A) = 71–64
| m20_BTG_BCD = 79–54
| m21_BTG_MNL (A) = 76–86
| m22_BTG_ZAM = 93–80
| m23_BTG_PAR (H) = 80–72
| m24_BTG_SOC (H) = 91–82
| m25_BTG_NE = 58–68
| m26_BTG_MAR (H) = 92–77
| m27_BTG_MUN = 73–63
| m28_BTG_SAR = 112–87
| name_BCL = Bicolandia
| m1_BCL_MDR =81–84
| m2_BCL_ZAM = 82–97
| m3_BCL_NEG = 68–75
| m4_BCL_RZL = 82–85
| m5_BCL_PAM = 93–128
| m6_BCL_NE = 65–76
| m7_BCL_ILO = 73–75
| m8_BCL_SJ = 58–99
| m9_BCL_CAL = 86–98
| m10_BCL_SOC = 68–82
| m11_BCL_MUN = 55–60
| m12_BCL_QZN = 86–115
| m13_BCL_BCD = 62–61
| m14_BCL_IMS = 107–104
| m15_BCL_SAR = 55–101
| m16_BCL_PAR = 90–110
| m17_BCL_BTG = 94–107
| m18_BCL_MAR = 93–120
| m19_BCL_PGS = 91–113
| m20_BCL_DVO = 107–123
| m21_BCL_BUL = 73–72
| m22_BCL_BAN = 91–108
| m23_BCL_MNL = 86–128
| m24_BCL_BIÑ = 56–75
| m25_BCL_PSY = 106–122
| m26_BCL_VAL = 54–98
| m27_BCL_ABR = 68–129
| m28_BCL_QC = 88–108
| name_BIÑ = Biñan
| m1_BIÑ_ABR (H) = 65–60
| m2_BIÑ_QC (H) = 72–53
| m3_BIÑ_IMS = 84–67
| m4_BIÑ_VAL = 88–77
| m5_BIÑ_MUN = 71–60
| m6_BIÑ_PGS (A) = 75–72
| m7_BIÑ_MNL (H) = 63–79
| m8_BIÑ_PSY = 65–76
| m9_BIÑ_SOC (H) = 81–82
| m10_BIÑ_BTG (A) = 72–79
| m11_BIÑ_BUL (H) = 81–61
| m12_BIÑ_PAR (A) = 71–65
| m13_BIÑ_SJ (A) = 85–96
| m14_BIÑ_QZN (H) = 54–58
| m15_BIÑ_BAN (H) = 79–68
| m16_BIÑ_PAM (H) = 74–91
| m17_BIÑ_RZL = 82–80
| m18_BIÑ_NEG = 91–72
| m19_BIÑ_ZAM (H) = 81–82
| m20_BIÑ_BCD (H) = 87–77
| m21_BIÑ_CAL = 73–61
| m22_BIÑ_NE (H) = 99–82
| m23_BIÑ_SAR = 77–61
| m24_BIÑ_DVO (H) = 75–66
| m25_BIÑ_BCL = 75–56
| m26_BIÑ_ILO (H) = 97–67
| m27_BIÑ_MAR = 97–59
| m28_BIÑ_MDR (H) = 82–59
| name_BUL = Bulacan
| m1_BUL_BTG = 68–76
| m2_BUL_MNL = 70–75
| m3_BUL_PGS = 55–87
| m4_BUL_SAR = 92–88
| m5_BUL_BAN = 90–92
| m6_BUL_PAR (A) = 73–79
| m7_BUL_SOC = 82–85
| m8_BUL_DVO = 55–91
| m9_BUL_NE = 66–105
| m10_BUL_VAL (A) = 70–98
| m11_BUL_BCD = 94–82
| m12_BUL_PSY = 69–90
| m13_BUL_MAR = 91–95
| m14_BUL_BIÑ (A) = 61–81
| m15_BUL_PAM = 81–124
| m16_BUL_ILO = 67–92
| m17_BUL_ABR = 57–89
| m18_BUL_IMS = 88–94
| m19_BUL_RZL = 63–85
| m20_BUL_MUN = 60–64
| m21_BUL_QC (A) = 65–87
| m22_BUL_BCL = 72–73
| m23_BUL_NEG = 64–83
| m24_BUL_QZN = 51–79
| m25_BUL_ZAM = 63–103
| m26_BUL_MDR = 69–75
| m27_BUL_SJ = 87–114
| m28_BUL_CAL = 71–91
| name_CAL = Caloocan
| m1_CAL_MNL (A) = 66–69
| m2_CAL_BCD = 80–73
| m3_CAL_ABR (H) = 63–59
| m4_CAL_PGS (H) = 66–65
| m5_CAL_MAR = 64–38
| m6_CAL_BCL = 98–86
| m7_CAL_ZAM (H) = 65–72
| m8_CAL_MDR = 90–76
| m9_CAL_PAR (H) = 69–73
| m10_CAL_QZN (H) = 56–66
| m11_CAL_BTG = 73–72
| m12_CAL_SOC (H) = 71–80
| m13_CAL_DVO (H) = 79–76*
| m14_CAL_PAM (H)= 60–76
| m15_CAL_VAL (H) = 84–78
| m16_CAL_ILO = 90–80
| m17_CAL_NE = 66–86
| m18_CAL_BAN (H) = 60–52
| m19_CAL_BIÑ = 61–73
| m20_CAL_PSY = 77–71
| m21_CAL_RZL (H) = 77–53
| m22_CAL_IMS = 138–94
| m23_CAL_QC = 72–77
| m24_CAL_NEG (H) = 93–85
| m25_CAL_BUL = 91–71
| m26_CAL_MUN = 93–78
| m27_CAL_SJ (H) = 79–78
| m28_CAL_SAR = 78–52
| name_DVO = Davao Occidental
| m1_DVO_PSY (A) = 56–57
| m2_DVO_BCD = 72–71
| m3_DVO_IMS = 132–68
| m4_DVO_MUN = 82–66
| m5_DVO_BAN (A) = 90–89*
| m6_DVO_BUL = 91–55
| m7_DVO_BTG (A) = 59–71
| m8_DVO_RZL = 79–59
| m9_DVO_PGS = 64–62
| m10_DVO_VAL (A) = 79–65
| m11_DVO_ILO = 78–85
| m12_DVO_PAM (A) = 47–81
| m13_DVO_NEG = 67–64
| m14_DVO_ABR = 92–74
| m15_DVO_CAL (A) = 76–79*
| m16_DVO_PAR (A) = 75–73
| m17_DVO_MNL (A) = 92–82
| m18_DVO_MDR = 82–59
| m19_DVO_SJ (A) = 65–87
| m20_DVO_BCL = 123–107
| m21_DVO_MAR = 90–76
| m22_DVO_SAR = 61–67
| m23_DVO_NE = 57–65
| m24_DVO_ZAM = 65–67
| m25_DVO_BIÑ (A) = 66–75
| m26_DVO_QZN (A) = 85–92*
| m27_DVO_SOC = 74–84
| m28_DVO_QC = 63–65
| name_ILO = Iloilo
| m1_ILO_BCD = 85–67
| m2_ILO_BTG (A) = 64–71
| m3_ILO_PAR = 66–72
| m4_ILO_SJ (A) = 78–106
| m5_ILO_MDR = 70–77
| m6_ILO_BCL = 75–73
| m7_ILO_PSY (A) = 77–81
| m8_ILO_NEG = 66–72
| m9_ILO_QC = 71–74
| m10_ILO_IMS = 95–82
| m11_ILO_DVO = 85–78
| m12_ILO_SOC = 89–83
| m13_ILO_MNL = 74–98
| m14_ILO_QZN = 61–71
| m15_ILO_BUL = 92–67
| m16_ILO_MAR = 93–77
| m17_ILO_ZAM = 68–81
| m18_ILO_NE = 73–78
| m19_ILO_CAL = 80–90
| m20_ILO_ABR (A) = 55–77
| m21_ILO_MUN = 63–58
| m22_ILO_PAM (A) = 49–88
| m23_ILO_RZL = 68–70
| m24_ILO_PGS = 78–100
| m25_ILO_BIÑ (A) = 67–97
| m26_ILO_BAN = 104–100
| m27_ILO_VAL (A) = 72–69
| m28_ILO_SAR = 72–69
| name_IMS = Imus
| m1_IMS_SOC = 65–105
| m2_IMS_QC = 70–91
| m3_IMS_BTG = 79–108
| m4_IMS_DVO = 68–132
| m5_IMS_BIÑ = 67–84
| m6_IMS_NE = 74–105
| m7_IMS_VAL = 88–107
| m8_IMS_SAR = 101–106
| m9_IMS_QZN = 73–100
| m10_IMS_ABR = 57–94
| m11_IMS_ILO = 82–95
| m12_IMS_BAN = 61–93
| m13_IMS_MNL = 58–96
| m14_IMS_BCL = 104–107
| m15_IMS_ZAM = 71–110
| m16_IMS_NEG = 68–75
| m17_IMS_MDR (A) = 68–82
| m18_IMS_BUL = 94–88
| m19_IMS_MAR = 79–96
| m20_IMS_MUN = 63–76
| m21_IMS_PAM = 75–136
| m22_IMS_SJ = 61–100
| m23_IMS_PSY = 59–87
| m24_IMS_CAL = 94–138
| m25_IMS_RZL = 92–103
| m26_IMS_PGS = 83–112
| m27_IMS_PAR = 89–111
| m28_IMS_BCD = 130–127
| name_MNL = Manila
| m1_MNL_PAR (A) = 78–82
| m2_MNL_BUL = 75–70
| m3_MNL_BAN (H) = 90–84
| m4_MNL_CAL (H) = 69–66
| m5_MNL_QZN (H) = 65–70
| m6_MNL_SAR = 90–87
| m7_MNL_NE (A) = 62–78
| m8_MNL_VAL (H) = 90–76
| m9_MNL_ABR = 68–94
| m10_MNL_BIÑ (A) = 79–63
| m11_MNL_RZL = 75–67
| m12_MNL_QC = 76–57
| m13_MNL_IMS = 96–58
| m14_MNL_ILO = 98–74
| m15_MNL_PSY = 90–87
| m16_MNL_SOC (H) = 85–80
| m17_MNL_MUN = 83–80
| m18_MNL_DVO (H) = 82–92
| m19_MNL_MAR = 91–76
| m20_MNL_BTG (H) = 86–76
| m21_MNL_MDR = 77–78
| m22_MNL_NEG = 93–68
| m23_MNL_SJ (A) = 78–80
| m24_MNL_BCL = 128–86
| m25_MNL_PAM = 63–92
| m26_MNL_BCD (H) = 123–76
| m27_MNL_ZAM = 86–78
| m28_MNL_PGS (H) = 82–77
| name_MAR = Marikina
| m1_MAR_NEG = 62–73
| m2_MAR_ABR = 85–97
| m3_MAR_PAM = 85–86
| m4_MAR_SJ = 73–101
| m5_MAR_PGS (A) = 68–80
| m6_MAR_BCD = 82–73
| m7_MAR_ZAM = 54–78
| m8_MAR_CAL = 38–64
| m9_MAR_SOC = 72–76
| m10_MAR_SAR = 67–70
| m11_MAR_NE = 64–88
| m12_MAR_BUL = 95–91
| m13_MAR_BAN = 80–72
| m14_MAR_MUN = 56–67
| m15_MAR_QC = 88–84*
| m16_MAR_ILO = 77–93
| m17_MAR_BCL = 120–93
| m18_MAR_IMS = 96–79
| m19_MAR_MNL = 76–91
| m20_MAR_DVO = 76–90
| m21_MAR_MDR = 76–72
| m22_MAR_PAR = 78–88
| m23_MAR_PSY = 64–83
| m24_MAR_BTG (A) = 77–92
| m25_MAR_BIÑ = 59–97
| m26_MAR_QZN = 66–78
| m27_MAR_VAL = 66–71
| m28_MAR_RZL = 73–88
| name_MDR = Mindoro
| m1_MDR_BCL = 84–81
| m2_MDR_SAR = 93–99
| m3_MDR_ZAM = 72–86
| m4_MDR_PAM = 72–96
| m5_MDR_NE = 68–79
| m6_MDR_ILO = 77–70
| m7_MDR_QC = 71–78
| m8_MDR_ABR = 80–76*
| m9_MDR_SJ = 65–95
| m10_MDR_PSY = 96–88
| m11_MDR_CAL = 76–90
| m12_MDR_BTG = 73–82
| m13_MDR_PGS = 62–81
| m14_MDR_SOC = 91–107
| m15_MDR_NEG = 64–68
| m16_MDR_RZL = 60–64
| m17_MDR_IMS (H) = 82–68
| m18_MDR_PAR = 94–97
| m19_MDR_DVO = 59–82
| m20_MDR_BAN = 96–103
| m21_MDR_QZN = 66–61
| m22_MDR_MNL = 78–77
| m23_MDR_MAR = 72–76
| m24_MDR_BCD = 114–103
| m25_MDR_MUN = 79–76
| m26_MDR_BUL = 75–69
| m27_MDR_VAL = 63–64
| m28_MDR_BIÑ (A) = 59–82
| name_MUN = Muntinlupa
| m1_MUN_QC = 74–81
| m2_MUN_RZL (A) = 61–79
| m3_MUN_SOC = 62–103
| m4_MUN_PAR (A) = 57–64
| m5_MUN_DVO = 66–82
| m6_MUN_PAM (A) = 62–83
| m7_MUN_BIÑ = 60–71
| m8_MUN_BAN = 69–63
| m9_MUN_SAR = 75–71
| m10_MUN_NE = 57–86
| m11_MUN_BCL = 60–55
| m12_MUN_BCD = 80–74
| m13_MUN_SJ = 70–94
| m14_MUN_MAR = 67–56
| m15_MUN_PGS = 84–87
| m16_MUN_VAL = 71–73
| m17_MUN_MNL = 80–83
| m18_MUN_ZAM = 55–75
| m19_MUN_BUL = 64–60
| m20_MUN_IMS = 76–63
| m21_MUN_ILO = 58–63
| m22_MUN_PSY = 73–80*
| m23_MUN_ABR = 59–88
| m24_MUN_NEG = 77–80
| m25_MUN_MDR = 76–79
| m26_MUN_QZN = 31–88
| m27_MUN_BTG = 63–73
| m28_MUN_CAL = 78–93
| name_NEG = Negros
| m1_NEG_MAR = 73–62
| m2_NEG_PSY = 86–84**
| m3_NEG_BCL = 75–68
| m4_NEG_ZAM = 73–88
| m5_NEG_ABR = 57–69
| m6_NEG_VAL = 70–74
| m7_NEG_BTG = 62–72
| m8_NEG_SOC = 74–81
| m9_NEG_ILO = 72–66
| m10_NEG_SJ = 64–85
| m11_NEG_QZN = 62–73
| m12_NEG_PAM = 81–104
| m13_NEG_QC = 79–83
| m14_NEG_DVO = 64–67
| m15_NEG_MDR = 68–64
| m16_NEG_IMS = 75–68
| m17_NEG_RZL = 103–94
| m18_NEG_NE = 86–96
| m19_NEG_BCD = 96–92
| m20_NEG_PGS = 87–86
| m21_NEG_BIÑ = 72–91
| m22_NEG_SAR = 102–94
| m23_NEG_BUL = 83–64
| m24_NEG_MNL = 68–93
| m25_NEG_MUN = 80–77
| m26_NEG_PAR = 83–110
| m27_NEG_BAN (A) = 62–84
| m28_NEG_CAL (A) = 85–93
| name_NE = Nueva Ecija
| m1_NE_QC (H) = 80–74*
| m2_NE_MDR = 79–68
| m3_NE_BCL = 76–65
| m4_NE_IMS = 105–74
| m5_NE_MNL (H) = 78–62
| m6_NE_BUL = 105–66
| m7_NE_BCD = 95–77
| m8_NE_MUN = 86–57
| m9_NE_MAR = 88–64
| m10_NE_ZAM (H) = 83–80
| m11_NE_PAR = 90–79
| m12_NE_BAN = 85–70
| m13_NE_PAM (H) = 85–91
| m14_NE_SJ (A) = 66–78
| m15_NE_NEG = 96–86
| m16_NE_ILO = 78–73
| m17_NE_VAL = 93–80
| m18_NE_CAL = 86–66
| m19_NE_PGS (H) = 99–93
| m20_NE_DVO = 65–57
| m21_NE_BIÑ (A) = 82–99
| m22_NE_BTG = 68–58
| m23_NE_QZN (A) = 81–68
| m24_NE_SOC = 94–75
| m25_NE_SAR = 117–80
| m26_NE_ABR = 81–78
| m27_NE_RZL = 88–67
| m28_NE_PSY = 63–64
| name_PAM = Pampanga
| m1_PAM_RZL = 71–78
| m2_PAM_MAR = 86–85
| m3_PAM_MDR = 96–72
| m4_PAM_BCL = 128–93
| m5_PAM_QC (H) = 63–44
| m6_PAM_MUN (H) = 83–62
| m7_PAM_BAN (H) = 86–75
| m8_PAM_PSY (H) = 70–65
| m9_PAM_PAR (H) = 77–59
| m10_PAM_SAR (H) = 109–68
| m11_PAM_NEG = 104–81
| m12_PAM_DVO (H) = 81–47
| m13_PAM_VAL (H) = 85–56
| m14_PAM_BUL = 124–81
| m15_PAM_NE (A) = 91–85
| m16_PAM_PGS (H) = 74–50
| m17_PAM_CAL (A) = 76–60
| m18_PAM_BIÑ (A) = 91–74
| m19_PAM_BTG (H) = 88–62
| m20_PAM_ZAM = 82–79
| m21_PAM_IMS = 136–75
| m22_PAM_SOC = 83–75
| m23_PAM_ILO (H) = 88–49
| m24_PAM_MNL = 92–63
| m25_PAM_SJ = 82–86
| m26_PAM_BCD = 143–94
| m27_PAM_ABR = 88–79
| m28_PAM_QZN (H) = 75–69
| name_PGS = Pangasinan
| m1_PGS_ABR (H) = 75–83
| m2_PGS_VAL (A) = 85–86
| m3_PGS_BUL = 87–55
| m4_PGS_QZN = 68–72
| m5_PGS_MAR (H) = 80–68
| m6_PGS_SJ = 73–81
| m7_PGS_CAL (A) = 65–66
| m8_PGS_BIÑ (H) = 72–75
| m9_PGS_DVO = 62–64
| m10_PGS_PAR (H) = 68–60
| m11_PGS_RZL = 74–76
| m12_PGS_MDR = 81–62
| m13_PGS_BCD = 84–70
| m14_PGS_QC (H) = 74–78
| m15_PGS_MUN = 87–84
| m16_PGS_PAM (A) = 50–74
| m17_PGS_PSY (A) = 75–83
| m18_PGS_BCL = 113–91
| m19_PGS_NEG = 86–87
| m20_PGS_BTG (H) = 64–71
| m21_PGS_SOC = 52–50
| m22_PGS_NE (A) = 93–99
| m23_PGS_ZAM (H) = 75–74
| m24_PGS_BAN (A) = 88–102
| m25_PGS_ILO = 100–78
| m26_PGS_IMS = 112–83
| m27_PGS_SAR = 88–70
| m28_PGS_MNL (A) = 77–82
| name_PAR = Parañaque
| m1_PAR_MNL (H) = 82–78
| m2_PAR_SOC = 73–64
| m3_PAR_ILO = 72–66
| m4_PAR_MUN (H) = 64–57
| m5_PAR_VAL (H) = 68–70
| m6_PAR_BUL (H) = 79–73
| m7_PAR_SAR = 100–67
| m8_PAR_QZN (H) = 75–81
| m9_PAR_ZAM = 65–62
| m10_PAR_PAM (A) = 59–77
| m11_PAR_PGS (A) = 60–68
| m12_PAR_CAL (A) = 73–69
| m13_PAR_NE = 79–90
| m14_PAR_BIÑ (H) = 65–71
| m15_PAR_RZL (H) = 82–73
| m16_PAR_BCL = 110–90
| m17_PAR_DVO (H) = 73–75
| m18_PAR_MDR = 97–94
| m19_PAR_BAN (A) = 74–58
| m20_PAR_PSY (A) = 72–78
| m21_PAR_QC = 74–64
| m22_PAR_BTG (A) = 72–80
| m23_PAR_MAR = 88–78
| m24_PAR_NEG = 110–83
| m25_PAR_SJ (H) = 68–70
| m26_PAR_BCD = 111–82
| m27_PAR_IMS = 111–89
| m28_PAR_ABR (H) = 80–84
| name_PSY = Pasay
| m1_PSY_NEG = 84–86**
| m2_PSY_ABR (H) = 78–72
| m3_PSY_DVO (H) = 57–56
| m4_PSY_BTG = 65–64
| m5_PSY_SOC = 70–77
| m6_PSY_RZL (H) = 89–75
| m7_PSY_ILO (H) = 81–77
| m8_PSY_PAM (A) = 65–70
| m9_PSY_MDR = 88–96
| m10_PSY_BIÑ = 76–65
| m11_PSY_BUL = 90–69
| m12_PSY_VAL = 85–86
| m13_PSY_QC = 60–70
| m14_PSY_MNL = 87–90
| m15_PSY_BAN = 82–78
| m16_PSY_BCD = 77–67
| m17_PSY_PGS (H) = 83–75
| m18_PSY_SAR = 65–60
| m19_PSY_QZN (H) = 84–81
| m20_PSY_PAR (H) = 78–72
| m21_PSY_SJ = 70–93
| m22_PSY_MUN = 80–73*
| m23_PSY_CAL = 71–77
| m24_PSY_IMS = 87–59
| m25_PSY_MAR = 83–64
| m26_PSY_BCL = 122–106
| m27_PSY_ZAM (H) = 78–87
| m28_PSY_NE = 64–63
| name_QZN = Quezon
| m1_QZN_VAL = 88–81
| m2_QZN_PGS = 72–68
| m3_QZN_MNL (A) = 70–65
| m4_QZN_ ZAM = 82–77*
| m5_QZN_BCD = 76–55
| m6_QZN_PAR (A) = 81–75
| m7_QZN_IMS = 100–73
| m8_QZN_BTG (H) = 91–89*
| m9_QZN_NEG = 73–62
| m10_QZN_BCL = 115–86
| m11_QZN_CAL (A) = 66–56
| m12_QZN_SAR = 72–68
| m13_QZN_ILO = 71–61
| m14_QZN_BIÑ (A) = 58–54
| m15_QZN_QC = 70–59
| m16_QZN_ABR = 90–85
| m17_QZN_PSY (A) = 81–84
| m18_QZN_MDR = 61–66
| m19_QZN_RZL (H) = 83–78
| m20_QZN_SJ (A) = 59–89
| m21_QZN_BUL = 79–51
| m22_QZN_BAN = 82–85
| m23_QZN_NE (H) = 68–81
| m24_QZN_MUN = 88–31
| m25_QZN_DVO (H) = 92–85*
| m26_QZN_PAM (A) = 69–75
| m27_QZN_MAR = 78–66
| m28_QZN_SOC = 86–93
| name_QC = Quezon City
| m1_QC_MUN = 81–74
| m2_QC_IMS = 91–70
| m3_QC_NE (A) = 74–80*
| m4_QC_BIÑ (A) = 53–72
| m5_QC_PAM (A) = 44–63
| m6_QC_MDR = 78–71
| m7_QC_RZL = 59–71
| m8_QC_BTG = 73–76*
| m9_QC_ILO = 74–71
| m10_QC_SOC = 62–65
| m11_QC_MNL = 57–76
| m12_QC_NEG = 83–79
| m13_QC_PSY = 70–60
| m14_QC_PGS (A) = 78–74
| m15_QC_MAR = 84–88*
| m16_QC_SAR = 70–61
| m17_QC_QZN = 59–70
| m18_QC_SJ (A) = 72–85
| m19_QC_ZAM = 85–89
| m20_QC_BUL (H) = 87–65
| m21_QC_PAR = 64–74
| m22_QC_ABR = 70–78
| m23_QC_BCD = 120–77
| m24_QC_VAL = 73–67
| m25_QC_CAL = 77–72
| m26_QC_BAN = 76–60
| m27_QC_DVO = 65–63
| m28_QC_BCL = 108–88
| name_RZL = Rizal
| m1_RZL_PAM = 78–71
| m2_RZL_MUN (H) = 79–61
| m3_RZL_BCL = 85–82
| m4_RZL_SOC = 92–81
| m5_RZL_BTG (A) = 63–70
| m6_RZL_PSY (A) = 75–89
| m7_RZL_QC = 71–59
| m8_RZL_DVO = 59–79
| m9_RZL_BAN = 87–85
| m10_RZL_MNL = 67–75
| m11_RZL_PGS = 76–74
| m12_RZL_SJ (A) = 104–100***
| m13_RZL_ABR (A) = 63–74
| m14_RZL_ZAM = 69–77
| m15_RZL_PAR (A) = 73–82
| m16_RZL_MDR = 64–60
| m17_RZL_NEG = 94–103
| m18_RZL_BUL = 85–63
| m19_RZL_BIÑ = 80–82
| m20_RZL_SAR = 80–69
| m21_RZL_QZN (A) = 78–83
| m22_RZL_BCD = 90–79
| m23_RZL_VAL = 73–76
| m24_RZL_ ILO = 70–68
| m25_RZL_CAL (A) = 53–77
| m26_RZL_IMS = 103–92
| m27_RZL_NE = 67–88
| m28_RZL_MAR = 88–73
| name_SJ = San Juan
| m1_SJ_MAR = 101–73
| m2_SJ_ILO (H) = 106–78
| m3_SJ_SAR = 80–65
| m4_SJ_PGS = 81–73
| m5_SJ_ABR (H) = 95–82
| m6_SJ_BCL = 99–58
| m7_SJ_MDR = 95–65
| m8_SJ_NEG = 85–64
| m9_SJ_VAL (H) = 93–81
| m10_SJ_RZL (H) = 100–104***
| m11_SJ_MUN = 94–70
| m12_SJ_BCD = 91–85
| m13_SJ_BIÑ (H) = 96–85
| m14_SJ_NE (H) = 78–66
| m15_SJ_QC (H) = 85–72
| m16_SJ_BTG (A) = 83–69
| m17_SJ_DVO (H) = 87–65
| m18_SJ_BAN (A) = 97–81
| m19_SJ_PSY = 93–70
| m20_SJ_QZN (H) = 89–59
| m21_SJ_IMS = 100–61
| m22_SJ_MNL (H) = 80–78
| m23_SJ_SOC (H) = 88–79
| m24_SJ_PAM = 86–82
| m25_SJ_PAR (A) = 70–68
| m26_SJ_BUL = 114–87
| m27_SJ_ZAM = 77–72
| m28_SJ_CAL (A) = 78–79
| name_SAR = Sarangani
| m1_SAR_BAN (A) = 80–90
| m2_SAR_MDR = 99–93
| m3_SAR_BCD = 81–84
| m4_SAR_BUL = 88–92
| m5_SAR_SJ = 65–80
| m6_SAR_MNL = 87–90
| m7_SAR_PAR = 67–100
| m8_SAR_IMS = 106–101
| m9_SAR_MUN = 71–75
| m10_SAR_MAR = 70–67
| m11_SAR_PAM (A) = 68–109
| m12_SAR_ABR = 60–82
| m13_SAR_ZAM = 73–90
| m14_SAR_QZN = 68–72
| m15_SAR_BCL = 101–55
| m16_SAR_QC = 61–70
| m17_SAR_VAL = 64–79
| m18_SAR_PSY = 60–65
| m19_SAR_RZL = 69–80
| m20_SAR_NEG = 94–102
| m21_SAR_DVO = 67–61
| m22_SAR_SOC = 80–95
| m23_SAR_BIÑ = 61–77
| m24_SAR_NE = 80–117
| m25_SAR_BTG = 87–112
| m26_SAR_PGS = 70–88
| m27_SAR_ILO = 69–72
| m28_SAR_CAL = 52–78
| name_SOC = South Cotabato
| m1_SOC_IMS = 105–65
| m2_SOC_PAR = 64–73
| m3_SOC_MUN = 103–62
| m4_SOC_RZL = 81–92
| m5_SOC_ZAM = 83–85
| m6_SOC_PSY = 77–70
| m7_SOC_BUL = 85–82
| m8_SOC_NEG = 81–74
| m9_SOC_MAR = 76–72
| m10_SOC_BCL = 82–68
| m11_SOC_QC = 65–62
| m12_SOC_BIÑ (A) = 82–81
| m13_SOC_ILO = 83–89
| m14_SOC_MDR = 107–91
| m15_SOC_CAL (A) = 80–71
| m16_SOC_MNL (A) = 80–85
| m17_SOC_BAN = 88–83
| m18_SOC_BCD = 90–84
| m19_SOC_ABR = 64–73
| m20_SOC_PGS = 50–52
| m21_SOC_VAL = 76–74
| m22_SOC_PAM = 75–83
| m23_SOC_SAR = 95–80
| m24_SOC_BTG (A) = 82–91
| m25_SOC_SJ (A) = 79–88
| m26_SOC_NE = 75–94
| m27_SOC_DVO = 84–74
| m28_SOC_QZN = 93–86
| name_VAL = Valenzuela
| m1_VAL_ZAM = 76–82*
| m2_VAL_PGS (H) = 86–85
| m3_VAL_QZN = 81–88
| m4_VAL_BAN = 91–87
| m5_VAL_PAR (A) = 70–68
| m6_VAL_NEG = 74–70
| m7_VAL_BIÑ = 77–88
| m8_VAL_IMS = 107–88
| m9_VAL_MNL (A) = 76–90
| m10_VAL_BUL (H) = 98–70
| m11_VAL_DVO (H = 65–79
| m12_VAL_SJ (A) = 81–93
| m13_VAL_PSY = 86–85
| m14_VAL_PAM (A) = 56–85
| m15_VAL_BTG (A) = 74–91
| m16_VAL_BCD = 88–81
| m17_VAL_MUN = 73–71
| m18_VAL_SAR = 79–64
| m19_VAL_CAL (A) = 78–84
| m20_VAL_NE = 80–93
| m21_VAL_SOC = 74–76
| m22_VAL_RZL = 76–73
| m23_VAL_ABR (A) = 52–84
| m24_VAL_QC = 67–73
| m25_VAL_MDR = 64–63
| m26_VAL_BCL = 98–54
| m27_VAL_ILO (H) = 69–72
| m28_VAL_MAR = 71–66
| name_ZAM = Zamboanga
| m1_ZAM_VAL = 82–76*
| m2_ZAM_BCL = 97–82
| m3_ZAM_MDR = 86–72
| m4_ZAM_NEG = 88–73
| m5_ZAM_SOC = 85–83
| m6_ZAM_QZN = 77–82*
| m7_ZAM_MAR = 78–54
| m8_ZAM_BCD = 77–62
| m9_ZAM_PAR = 62–65
| m10_ZAM_CAL (A) = 72–65
| m11_ZAM_BAN (A) = 79–72
| m12_ZAM_NE (A) = 80–83
| m13_ZAM_SAR = 90–73
| m14_ZAM_RZL = 77–69
| m15_ZAM_IMS = 110–71
| m16_ZAM_ILO = 81–68
| m17_ZAM_MUN = 75–55
| m18_ZAM_QC = 89–85
| m19_ZAM_PAM = 79–82
| m20_ZAM_BIÑ (A) = 82–81
| m21_ZAM_BTG = 80–93
| m22_ZAM_PGS (A) = 74–75
| m23_ZAM_DVO = 67–65
| m24_ZAM_BUL = 103–63
| m25_ZAM_ABR = 76–68*
| m26_ZAM_PSY (A) = 87–78
| m27_ZAM_SJ = 72–77
| m28_ZAM_MNL = 78–86
| source = [https://mpbl.web.geniussports.com/ Schedule]
}}
; Notes
- Any game details are subject to change.
- Any games that are played home or away are indicated by the superscript after the team's abbreviation (H for home and A for away). Games with no superscript are neutral-site.
; Postponed games
- All games scheduled from July 23 to 26 were postponed due to rains brought by Super Typhoon Carina.{{Cite web |last=Saldajeno |first=Ivan |date=2024-07-23 |title='Carina' forces MPBL postponement |url=https://www.dugout.ph/2024/07/carina-forces-mpbl-postponement.html |access-date=2024-07-25 |website=Dugout Philippines}}{{Cite web |last= |first= |date=2024-07-25 |title=MPBL postpones Thursday games due to Carina |url=https://sports.inquirer.net/576190/mpbl-postpones-thursday-games-due-to-carina |access-date=2024-07-25 |website=INQUIRER.net |language=en}}{{Cite web |last=Saldajeno |first=Ivan |date=2024-07-25 |title=MPBL: 'Carina' aftermath causes postponement of anticipated Abra-Parañaque clash |url=https://www.dugout.ph/2024/07/mpbl-carina-aftermath-causes.html |access-date=2024-07-25 |website=Dugout Philippines}}
- The games on July 23 at San Andres Sports Complex were rescheduled to September 28 and moved to Olivarez College.
- The games on July 25 at Caloocan Sports Complex were rescheduled to September 27.
- The games on July 26 at Olivarez College were rescheduled to September 30.
- All games scheduled on September 2 at Ynares Sports Arena were postponed due to rains brought by Tropical Depression Enteng.{{Cite web |date=2024-09-02 |title='Enteng' prompts postponement of MPBL games |url=https://www.philstar.com/sports/2024/09/02/2382350/enteng-prompts-postponement-mpbl-games |access-date=2024-09-13 |website=Philstar.com}} They were later rescheduled to October 1 and moved to Paco Arena.
- Any postponed or suspended games will be rescheduled towards the end of the season and will be played or resumed should it have playoff implications.
== Home-and-away records ==
class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center" | ||||
rowspan=2 | Team | rowspan=2 | Division
! colspan=2 class="unsortable" | Home | colspan=2 class="unsortable" | Neutral | colspan=2 class="unsortable" | Away | |
---|---|---|---|---|
{{tooltip|GP|Games played}} | Record
! {{tooltip|GP|Games played}} | Record
! {{tooltip|GP|Games played}} | Record | |
align=left | Abra Weavers | North
| 3 | 3–0 ({{Winning percentage|3|0}})
| 19 | 13–6 ({{Winning percentage|13|6}})
| 6 | 2–4 ({{Winning percentage|2|4}}) |
align=left | Bacolod City of Smiles | South
| colspan=2 {{n/a}} | 26 | 1–25 ({{Winning percentage|1|25}})
| 2 | 0–2 ({{Winning percentage|0|2}}) | |
align=left | Bataan Risers | North
| 7 | 3–4 ({{Winning percentage|3|4}})
| 17 | 6–11 ({{Winning percentage|6|11}})
| 4 | 0–4 ({{Winning percentage|0|4}}) |
align=left | Batangas City Tanduay Rum Masters | South
| 9{{efn|group=HA|Batangas City's June 11 and September 10 home games were played in San Jose.}} | 8–1 ({{Winning percentage|8|1}})
| 15 | 11–4 ({{Winning percentage|11|4}})
| 4 | 1–3 ({{Winning percentage|1|3}}) |
align=left | Bicolandia Oragons | South
| colspan=2 {{n/a}} | 28 | 3–25 ({{Winning percentage|3|25}})
| colspan=2 {{n/a}} | ||
align=left | Biñan Tatak Gel | South
| 13 | 8–5 ({{Winning percentage|8|5}})
| 11 | 10–1 ({{Winning percentage|10|1}})
| 4 | 2–2 ({{Winning percentage|2|2}}) |
align=left | Bulacan Kuyas | North
| colspan=2 {{n/a}} | 23 | 2–21 ({{Winning percentage|2|21}})
| 4 | 0–4 ({{Winning percentage|0|4}}) | |
align=left | Caloocan Batang Kankaloo | North
| 13 | 8–5 ({{Winning percentage|8|5}})
| 14 | 11–3 ({{Winning percentage|11|3}})
| 1 | 0–1 ({{Winning percentage|0|1}}) |
align=left | Davao Occidental Tigers | South
| colspan=2 {{n/a}} | 17 | 11–6 ({{Winning percentage|11|6}})
| 11 | 4–7 ({{Winning percentage|4|7}}) | |
align=left | Iloilo United Royals | South
| colspan=2 {{n/a}} | 21 | 9–12 ({{Winning percentage|9|12}})
| 7 | 1–6 ({{Winning percentage|1|6}}) | |
align=left | Imus Agimat | South
| colspan=2 {{n/a}} | 27 | 2–25 ({{Winning percentage|2|25}})
| 1 | 0–1 ({{Winning percentage|0|1}}) | |
align=left | Manila Batang Sampaloc | North
| 9 | 7–2 ({{Winning percentage|7|2}})
| 15 | 12–3 ({{Winning percentage|12|3}})
| 4 | 1–3 ({{Winning percentage|1|3}}) |
align=left | Marikina Shoemasters | North
| colspan=2 {{n/a}} | 25 | 7–18 ({{Winning percentage|7|18}})
| 3 | 0–3 ({{Winning percentage|0|3}}) | |
align=left | Mindoro Tamaraws | South
| 1 | 1–0 ({{Winning percentage|1|0}})
| 26 | 9–17 ({{Winning percentage|9|17}})
| 1 | 0–1 ({{Winning percentage|0|1}}) |
align=left | Muntinlupa Cagers | South
| colspan=2 {{n/a}} | 24 | 6–18 ({{Winning percentage|6|18}})
| 4 | 0–4 ({{Winning percentage|0|4}}) | |
align=left | Negros Muscovados | South
| colspan=2 {{n/a}} | 26 | 12–14 ({{Winning percentage|12|14}})
| 2 | 0–2 ({{Winning percentage|0|2}}) | |
align=left | Nueva Ecija Rice Vanguards | North
| 5 | 4–1 ({{Winning percentage|4|1}})
| 20 | 19–1 ({{Winning percentage|19|1}})
| 3 | 1–2 ({{Winning percentage|1|2}}) |
align=left | Pampanga Giant Lanterns | North
| 12{{efn|group=HA|Pampanga's September 14 home game was played in Angeles.}} | 12–0 ({{Winning percentage|12|0}})
| 13 | 11–2 ({{Winning percentage|11|2}})
| 3 | 3–0 ({{Winning percentage|3|0}}) |
align=left | Pangasinan Heatwaves | North
| 7 | 3–4 ({{Winning percentage|3|4}})
| 14 | 8–6 ({{Winning percentage|8|6}})
| 7 | 0–7 ({{Winning percentage|0|7}}) |
align=left | Parañaque Patriots | South
| 10{{efn|group=HA|Parañaque's April 9 home game was played in Las Piñas.}} | 4–6 ({{Winning percentage|4|6}})
| 12 | 11–1 ({{Winning percentage|11|1}})
| 6 | 2–4 ({{Winning percentage|2|4}}) |
align=left | Pasay Voyagers | North
| 10 | 9–1 ({{Winning percentage|9|1}})
| 17 | 9–8 ({{Winning percentage|9|8}})
| 1 | 0–1 ({{Winning percentage|0|1}}) |
align=left | Quezon Huskers | South
| 4 | 3–1 ({{Winning percentage|3|1}})
| 17 | 14–3 ({{Winning percentage|14|3}})
| 7 | 4–3 ({{Winning percentage|4|3}}) |
align=left | Quezon City Toda Aksyon | North
| 2 | 2–0 ({{Winning percentage|2|0}})
| 21 | 12–9 ({{Winning percentage|12|9}})
| 4 | 1–3 ({{Winning percentage|1|3}}) |
align=left | Rizal Golden Coolers | North
| 1 | 1–0 ({{Winning percentage|1|0}})
| 20 | 13–7 ({{Winning percentage|13|7}})
| 8 | 1–7 ({{Winning percentage|1|7}}) |
align=left | San Juan Knights | North
| 11 | 10–1 ({{Winning percentage|10|1}})
| 12 | 12–0 ({{Winning percentage|12|0}})
| 4 | 3–1 ({{Winning percentage|3|1}}) |
align=left | Sarangani Marlins | South
| colspan=2 {{n/a}} | 26 | 5–21 ({{Winning percentage|5|21}})
| 2 | 0–2 ({{Winning percentage|0|2}}) | |
align=left | South Cotabato Warriors | South
| colspan=2 {{n/a}} | 23 | 15–8 ({{Winning percentage|15|8}})
| 5 | 2–3 ({{Winning percentage|2|3}}) | |
align=left | Valenzuela Classic | North
| 4 | 2–2 ({{Winning percentage|2|2}})
| 16 | 11–5 ({{Winning percentage|11|5}})
| 8 | 1–7 ({{Winning percentage|1|7}}) |
align=left | Zamboanga Master Sardines | South
| colspan=2 {{n/a}} | 22 | 16–6 ({{Winning percentage|16|6}})
| 6 | 4–2 ({{Winning percentage|4|2}}) |
; Notes
{{notelist|group=HA}}
Playoffs
{{Main|2024 MPBL playoffs}}
As it has been since 2019, the divisional rounds will utilize a best-of-three format, while the national finals will be best-of-five series.
= Bracket =
Teams in bold advanced to the next round. Teams in italics have homecourt advantage for the series. The numbers to the left of each team indicate the team's seeding in its division, while the numbers to the right indicate the number of games the team won in that round.
{{2024 MPBL playoffs bracket}}
= Division quarterfinals =
== North Division ==
{{ThreeLegStart}}
{{ThreeLegResult| (1) San Juan Knights || 2–0 | (8) Rizal Golden Coolers || 79–64 | 82–70 | — }}
{{ThreeLegResult| (2) Pampanga Giant Lanterns || 2–0 | (7) Abra Weavers || 79–64 | 66–65 | — }}
{{ThreeLegResult| (3) Nueva Ecija Rice Vanguards || 2–0 | (6) Pasay Voyagers || 82–72 | 75–72 | — }}
{{ThreeLegResult| (4) Manila Batang Sampaloc || 0–2 | (5) Caloocan Batang Kankaloo || 78–79 | 66–67 | — }}
{{end}}
== South Division ==
{{ThreeLegStart}}
{{ThreeLegResult| (1) Quezon Huskers || 2–0 | (8) Negros Muscovados || 73–60 | 94–66 | — }}
{{ThreeLegResult| {{nowrap|(2) Batangas City Tanduay Rum Masters}} || 2–0 | (7) Davao Occidental Tigers || 76–66 | 89–86 | — }}
{{ThreeLegResult| (3) Biñan Tatak Gel || 1–2 | (6) South Cotabato Warriors || 82–85 | 70–69 | 77–79 }}
{{ThreeLegResult| (4) Zamboanga Master Sardines || 1–2 | (5) Parañaque Patriots || 79–83 | 94–72 | 70–72 }}
{{end}}
= Division semifinals =
== North Division ==
{{ThreeLegStart}}
{{ThreeLegResult| (1) San Juan Knights || 2–0 | (5) Caloocan Batang Kankaloo || 71–65 | 86–80 | — }}
{{ThreeLegResult| (2) Pampanga Giant Lanterns || 2–0 | (3) Nueva Ecija Rice Vanguards || 76–73 | {{nowrap|83–80 (OT)}} | — }}
{{end}}
== South Division ==
{{ThreeLegStart}}
{{ThreeLegResult| (1) Quezon Huskers || 2–0 | (5) Parañaque Patriots || 75–62 | 76–69 | — }}
{{ThreeLegResult| {{nowrap|(2) Batangas City Tanduay Rum Masters}} || 2–1 | (6) South Cotabato Warriors || 76–87 | 81–79 | 73–63 }}
{{end}}
= Division finals =
== North Division ==
{{ThreeLegStart}}
{{ThreeLegResult| (1) San Juan Knights || 0–2 | (2) Pampanga Giant Lanterns || 84–91 | 73–81 | — }}
{{end}}
== South Division ==
{{ThreeLegStart}}
{{ThreeLegResult| (1) Quezon Huskers || 2–1 | {{nowrap|(2) Batangas City Tanduay Rum Masters}} || 69–75 | 65–64 | 65–60 }}
{{end}}
= [[2024 MPBL finals|National finals]] =
{{ThreeLegStart|legs=5}}
{{ThreeLegResult| {{nowrap|(N2) Pampanga Giant Lanterns}} || 3–0 | (S1) Quezon Huskers || 88–71 | 79–60 | 65–61 | — | — }}
{{end}}
All-Star Game
{{Main|2024 MPBL All-Star Game}}
The 2024 MPBL All-Star Game, the league's fifth overall, took place on September 7, 2024 at the Mayor Vitaliano D. Agan Coliseum in Zamboanga City, the home arena of the Zamboanga Master Sardines.{{Cite web |date=2024-09-05 |title=Justine Baltazar babandera sa MPBL All-Stars North team |trans-title=Justine Baltazar to banner MPBL All-Stars North team |url=https://www.abante.com.ph/2024/09/05/justine-baltazar-babandera-sa-mpbl-all-stars-north-team/ |access-date=2024-09-05 |website=www.abante.com.ph |language=Tagalog}} The North Division all-stars won against the South Division all-stars for the second consecutive year, 95–91. Will McAloney of the Nueva Ecija Rice Vanguards won All-Star Game MVP honors.
Statistics
= Individual leaders =
End of regular season
class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center" | |||
Category | Player | Team | Statistic |
---|---|---|---|
Points per game | Jaycee Marcelino | Zamboanga Master Sardines | 20.0 |
Rebounds per game | Justine Baltazar | Pampanga Giant Lanterns | 14.8 |
Assists per game | Lorenzo Navarro | Manila Batang Sampaloc | 7.7 |
Steals per game | Jaycee Marcelino | Zamboanga Master Sardines | 2.5 |
Blocks per game | Jun Bonsubre King Destacamento | Caloocan Batang Kankaloo Muntinlupa Cagers | 1.4 |
= Team leaders =
As of September 28, 2024
class="wikitable" style="text-align:center" | ||
Category | Team | Statistic |
---|---|---|
Points per game | Pampanga Giant Lanterns | 91.1 |
Rebounds per game | Pampanga Giant Lanterns | 55.5 |
Assists per game | Pampanga Giant Lanterns | 26.7 |
Steals per game | Marikina Shoemasters | 10.8 |
Blocks per game | Negros Muscovados | 4.0 |
Turnovers per game | Imus Agimat | 15.9 |
Awards
= Individual season awards =
Most of the league's individual awards were given out on December 7, 2024 before game 3 of the national finals series at the Bren Z. Guiao Convention Center in San Fernando, Pampanga.{{Cite web |date=2024-12-07 |title=Justine Baltazar becomes first-ever back-to-back MPBL MVP |url=https://tiebreakertimes.com.ph/tbt/justine-baltazar-becomes-first-ever-back-to-back-mpbl-mvp/322666 |access-date=2024-12-07 |website=Tiebreaker Times |language=en-US}} As per previous seasons, the Finals Most Valuable Player and Coach of the Year will be awarded at the conclusion of the national finals.{{cite news |url=https://www.spin.ph/basketball/-a1373-20241207 |title=Pampanga sweeps Quezon to claim back-to-back MPBL championships |work=spin.ph |date=December 7, 2024 |access-date=December 7, 2024}}
The Impact Player of the Year, which was first introduced last season, will not be awarded this season.
class="wikitable"
! Award ! Recipient ! Team | |
Most Valuable Player | Pampanga Giant Lanterns |
Finals Most Valuable Player | Pampanga Giant Lanterns |
Defensive Player of the Year
| Dawn Ochea | Batangas City Tanduay Rum Masters |
Rookie of the Year
| LJay Gonzales | Quezon Huskers |
Homegrown Player of the Year
| JR Olegario | Parañaque Patriots |
Most Improved Player
| Laurenz Victoria | Pasay Voyagers |
Coach of the Year | Pampanga Giant Lanterns |
Executive of the Year | Caloocan Batang Kankaloo |
Sportsmanship award
| Nikko Panganiban | San Juan Knights |
= [[All-MPBL Team|All-MPBL teams]] =
border=0 | |
valign="top"
| {| class="wikitable" ! colspan="2" | All-MPBL First Team | |
Player
! Team | |
---|---|
Justine Baltazar | Pampanga Giant Lanterns |
Jaycee Marcelino | Zamboanga Master Sardines |
Will McAloney | Nueva Ecija Rice Vanguards |
Orlan Wamar Jr. | San Juan Knights |
Cedric Ablaza | Batangas City Tanduay Rum Masters |
| style="padding-left:40px;" |
class="wikitable"
! colspan="2" | All-MPBL Second Team | |
Player
! Team | |
---|---|
Robby Celiz | Nueva Ecija Rice Vanguards |
Archie Concepcion | Pampanga Giant Lanterns |
LJay Gonzales | Quezon Huskers |
JP Sarao | Parañaque Patriots |
Greg Slaughter | Manila Batang Sampaloc |
|}
= Player of the Week =
Notable events
- Ahead of the season, the MPBL banned 47 players and officials for allegedly being involved in game fixing.{{cite news |title=MPBL bans 47 players, officials for 'game-fixing,' lifts limit on ex-pros |url=https://www.spin.ph/basketball/mpbl-lifts-limit-on-pro-players-welcomes-new-teams-from-abra-pangasinan-a1373-20240206 |access-date=17 February 2024 |work=Sports Interactive Network Philippines |date=6 February 2024 |language=en}}
- On April 16, 2024, an altercation took place following the Abra–Pasay game in which one of the game officials was attacked by bodyguards of the Abra Weavers' team owner.{{Cite web |date=2024-04-18 |title=MPBL to probe alleged referee-mauling incident in Pasay-Abra game |url=https://www.spin.ph/basketball/mpbl-seriously-looking-to-probe-referee-mauling-incident-a1374-20240418 |access-date=2024-04-20 |website=Spin.ph |language=en}}{{Cite web |date=2024-04-18 |title=MPBL to probe punching of a referee by bodyguards of Abra politician |url=https://tempo.com.ph/2024/04/18/mpbl-to-probe-punching-of-a-referee-by-bodyguards-of-abra-politician/ |access-date=2024-04-20 |website=Tempo |language=en-US}} The league has since launched an investigation of the incident.{{Cite web |date=2024-04-18 |title=MPBL OPENS PROBE ON INCIDENT AFTER PASAY-ABRA GAME |url=https://www.facebook.com/mpblofficialph/posts/pfbid0QfEvjvDjxyFLi5HzZLQ3RqX6FJTwZxBZndmbxjNnPiaadtfxrFMp1eTbJTb3DDUfl |access-date=2024-04-20 |publisher=Maharlika Pilipinas Basketball League |via=Facebook}}
- On April 24, 2024, Germy Mahinay was fined and suspended indefinitely after undercutting Joey Barcuma during the Negros–Zamboanga game on April 22, which resulted in a Flagrant 2 foul leading to his ejection from the game.{{Cite web |date=2024-04-24 |title=ANNOUNCEMENT: The MPBL has released a decision regarding the actions of Negros player Germy Mahinay on Zamboanga Masters Sardines' Joey Barcuma last Monday. |url=https://www.facebook.com/mpblofficialph/posts/pfbid0aAyLQjhZSjXmh6Y8AUN2i6zWwkskRsfQuvNq8dJA5DqWwrWcvkjMQeAZSSXBRhMKl |access-date=2024-04-24 |publisher=Maharlika Pilipinas Basketball League |via=Facebook}}
- During the PBA season 49 draft on July 14, 2024, Justine Baltazar became the first MPBL player to be selected first overall in the PBA draft.{{Cite web |last=Villanueva |first=Ralph Edwin |date=2024-07-14 |title=Converge-bound Baltazar is No. 1 pick in PBA Draft |url=https://www.philstar.com/sports/2024/07/14/2370137/converge-bound-baltazar-no-1-pick-pba-draft |access-date=2024-07-14 |website=Philstar.com}}{{Cite web |date=2024-07-14 |title=Congratulations to the reigning MPBL Most Valuable Player Justine Baltazar of the Pampanga Giant Lanterns for being selected as the No. 1 pick by Converge in the 2024 PBA Draft. |url=https://www.facebook.com/mpblofficialph/posts/pfbid0x3vvCw3pqzuta3pPLfRDcM35xemxKw5DLyb4xLgUV6Ysxj9Zyit3B3PS8AH2gMJ1l |access-date=2024-07-14 |publisher=Maharlika Pilipinas Basketball League |via=Facebook |quote=Baltazar is the first MPBL player picked No. 1 in the PBA Draft.}}
Records and milestones
= Records =
- On June 3, 2024, the Bicolandia Oragons lost their 22nd straight game, surpassing the 2020 Soccsksargen/Sarangani Marlins for the longest overall losing streak in league history. The streak, which dates back to the 2023 season, eventually ended at 23 games following a win over the Bacolod City of Smiles on June 12.
- On August 16, the Pampanga Giant Lanterns won their 22nd straight game of the season, surpassing the 2022 Nueva Ecija Rice Vanguards for the longest single-season regular season winning streak in league history.{{Cite web |date=2024-08-17 |title=NEW RECORD ALERT |url=https://www.facebook.com/mpblofficialph/posts/pfbid0oFW281ZeasypixEQVsaLL5YLFFSKHtgFGg7ATQouGUTvGho577wEh3sfSibV7BNvl |access-date=2024-08-17 |publisher=Maharlika Pilipinas Basketball League |via=Facebook}} The streak eventually ended at 23 games following a loss to the San Juan Knights on August 30.
- On August 22, the Manila Batang Sampaloc recorded 48 assists against the Bicolandia Oragons, the most assists by a team in a single game.
- On September 3, the Bacolod City of Smiles lost their 22nd straight game of the season, surpassing the 2020 Soccsksargen/Sarangani Marlins for the longest single-season losing streak in league history.
- On September 16, the Bacolod City of Smiles lost their 24th straight game, surpassing the aforementioned Bicolandia Oragons for the longest overall losing streak in league history.
- On September 19, Philip Manalang of the Parañaque Patriots broke the single-game assists record with 23 assists against the Imus Agimat, breaking the previous record held by Marwin Taywan (20) in 2022.{{Cite web |date=2024-09-20 |title=Batangas secures 3rd playoff slot in South division; Nueva Ecija, Paranaque triumph |url=https://tempo.com.ph/2024/09/20/batangas-secures-3rd-playoff-slot-in-south-division-nueva-ecija-paranaque-triumph/ |access-date=2024-09-21 |website=Tempo |language=en-US}}
- On September 27, the Bacolod City of Smiles and Imus Agimat scored a combined 257 points, tying the record for the highest-scoring game between two teams alongside the 2023 Nueva Ecija–Sarangani game.
- The Pampanga Giant Lanterns and San Juan Knights both tied for the winningest regular season at 26 wins alongside the 2020 San Juan Knights, 2020 Davao Occidental Tigers, and the 2023 Pampanga Giant Lanterns.
= Milestones =
- April 6, 2024 – Jaycee Marcelino becomes the 29th player to reach 1,000 MPBL career points.
- April 12, 2024 – Ian Melencio becomes the 30th player to reach 1,000 MPBL career points.
- April 17, 2024 – Michael Mabulac becomes the 6th player to reach 1,000 MPBL career rebounds.
- Michael Mabulac also becomes the 4th player to reach 1,000 MPBL career points and rebounds.
- April 20, 2024 – Robby Celiz becomes the 31st player to reach 1,000 MPBL career points.
- April 22, 2024:
- Jhaymo Eguilos becomes the 7th player to reach 1,000 MPBL career rebounds.
- Jhaymo Eguilos also becomes the 5th player to reach 1,000 MPBL career points and rebounds.
- Carlo Lastimosa becomes the 32nd player to reach 1,000 MPBL career points.
- April 25, 2024 – Orlan Wamar Jr. becomes the 33rd player to reach 1,000 MPBL career points.
- April 29, 2024 – Mark Cruz becomes the 34th player to reach 1,000 MPBL career points.
- May 7, 2024 – Billy Ray Robles becomes the 35th player to reach 1,000 MPBL career points.
- May 17, 2024 – Emman Calo becomes the 36th player to reach 1,000 MPBL career points.
- June 19, 2024 – Paolo Javelona becomes the 37th player to reach 1,000 MPBL career points.
- July 11, 2024 – Larry Rodriguez becomes the 38th player to reach 1,000 MPBL career points.
- July 13, 2024 – Gab Banal becomes the 39th player to reach 1,000 MPBL career points.
- July 19, 2024 – Judel Fuentes becomes the 40th player to reach 1,000 MPBL career points.
- July 20, 2024 – Pamboy Raymundo becomes the 41st player to reach 1,000 MPBL career points.
- August 26, 2024 – Yvan Ludovice becomes the 42nd player to reach 1,000 MPBL career points.
- August 27, 2024 – Rhaffy Octobre becomes the 43rd player to reach 1,000 MPBL career points.
- August 31, 2024 – Robbie Manalang becomes the 44th player to reach 1,000 MPBL career points.
- September 12, 2024 – Laurenz Victoria becomes the 47th player to reach 1,000 MPBL career points.
Junior tournaments
Junior MPBL began its second season on May 5, 2024, retaining the same three age groups (14-under, 16-under, and 18-under). A new 21-under age group, billed as the Junior MPBL D-League, began its first season as well.
Media
This season marked the third year of Cignal TV's broadcast partnership with the league. Media Pilipinas TV (MPTV) still handled all live television broadcasts while One PH continued to air the primetime game on a delayed basis. It was also the last season wherein Cignal held the broadcast rights as Solar Entertainment Corporation took over as the league's broadcast partner in 2025.
The games were streamed live via Pilipinas Live and online on Facebook and YouTube.