We will finally unveil our 2023 Top 100! Their performance in the 2022-2023 season has the heaviest factor but of course, their earlier productions were also considered.
We will start with our #100 to #76! They were scored according to these four areas. Just take note that the points are utilized as a tool to rank all the players according to that area and not an absolute reflection of their skill level. That means a player with 28 points in Scoring in 2022 who got 27 do not necessarily mean that his scoring regressed. It means that in terms of ranking all the players available in Scoring, he move down.
Scoring (S) - 30 Points
This category primarily assesses a player's scoring capability. We closely examine their points per game while also placing significant emphasis on their efficiency in scoring. Moreover, we consider the various ways a player can score on the court, valuing those who can score effectively through diverse methods.
Defense (D) - 30 Points
Defense is a crucial aspect, constituting half of a player's game. This aspect evaluates a player's capacity to defend one-on-one. It also encompasses a player's ability to operate within a team's defensive strategy. Additionally, we account for a player's rebounding skills and their contribution to controlling the tempo of the game.
Offense (O) - 25 Points
While scoring is the ultimate aim of offense, this category examines the other elements that contribute to creating favorable scoring opportunities. It involves a player's aptitude for breaking down defenses and creating plays for teammates. Furthermore, we consider a player's decision-making, reading of the game, and ability to create space for his teammates.
Intangibles (I) - 15 Points
This criterion encompasses four vital attributes that enhance a player's value: leadership, chemistry, clutch performance, and health. These aspects are distinct from the previous categories but significantly elevate a player's overall worth. For instance, the value of a player like LA Tenorio is elevated by his leadership skills, chemistry with the team, ability to perform under pressure, and optimal health status.
In the case of ties, they will be ranked according to age with the youngest being the highest. The previous performances of the players were also considered in assessing them.
Rank. Name of the Player. Scoring/Defense/Offense/Intangibles
#100. R. Jazul 9.5/10/15/10.5
#99. J. Corpuz 13/13/11/8
#98. A. Asistio 11/10/15/9
#97. A. Stockton 10.5/15.5/11/8
#96. J. Chan 11 9 15 10.5
Jazul could go down as one of the most underrated shooter in the history of the league. Corpuz is clinging to his spot in the top 100. He needs minutes next season to keep it. Asistio is building himself as one of the deadliest shooting guard in the country. Stockton is a young big point guard that could be one of the top 3 point-of-attack defender soon. I really thought Jeff Chan will be too old to be part of this ranking but he is still producing.
Paul Zamar is back as he is finally out from the deep line-up of San Miguel. He produced 7.5 points, 1.9 rebounds and 2.2 assists per game in the Governors' Cup. Kevin Racal continue to be hated but he is still a solid defender who is reliable on offense. Muyang is not putting up amazing numbers but Muyang put up an out-of-this-world +20 Net Rating last season!
Manganti is another young player who is developing very well. A breakout season could be coming soon. Caram is the #1 back-up point guard in the last five years. Borboran has been forgotten but he still a very good defender.
Calma did not get that much hype as the other bigman in the 2022 draft but he was reliable for Northport. Ponferada is superb in terms of eye-test. He is hardworking on both ends. This ranking should tell you that Munzon is now on the bust category. Last season, he averaged 9.8 points, 32% FG, 3.2 rebounds, 1.9 assists and 1.8 turnovers per game. Alex Cabagnot is not as quick and as skilled as before. But he is still one of the most reliable leaders in the league.
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