Historical PGs
Starting in S21, he embarked on perhaps the most ridiculous run of hardware-winning in league history, taking home seven (!) consecutive PGotY honors.
Who is Michael McGrady?
With 35,963 career points, he stands as the SBA’s all-time leading scorer by a wide margin.
Who is Joe Cooper?
He made history by winning the SFotY award four seasons in a row, all for the Charlotte Aviators.
Who is Jack Robinson?
A player many consider the GOAT, this former Mauler and Rail is the namesake of one of the league’s most often-used advanced metrics.
Who is Moses McAdoo?
This towering force holds the career records for both True Shooting Percentage and championships won.
Who is Ja Walker-Santos?
This outspoken lead guard claimed three PGotY awards and punctuated the third with an MVP trophy with the Los Angeles Rush.
Who is Shaka Banks?
He is the only guard to ever win a DPoY - and he won three.
Who is Magnum McCoy?
Often referred to as Mr. Triple Double, he won two SFotY awards and three rings with the Brooklyn Bullets.
Who is Dimitrius Marquise Xavier?
After spending most of his career in Montreal alongside his brother, he retired as the all-time leader in scoring, though that distinction was ultimately short-lived.
Who is Ephodos Pararrhexis?
This Nightmare legend was the first player to ever win both the MVP and Playoff MVP in consecutive seasons.
Who is Giovanni Owen Allen Tatum?
The current all-time leader in both steals and assists, he was the platonic ideal of a two-way floor general.
Who is Hector Fuego?
He took home four SGotY awards in five seasons for his lifelong team, the Brooklyn Bullets.
Who is L’Royal Stokes?
To this day, he remains the only player to win the MVP having played the majority of their minutes at SF.
Who is Lincoln Creek?
In S37, he famously was named PFotY, DPotY, and OPotY, but not MVP - likely owing in part to his team’s failure to qualify for the postseason.
Who is Ritvars Lupatlasis?
The SBA’s original truly great scorer, he was the first player to amass over 25,000 career points.
Who is Gregor Clegane?
Among the most decorated perimeter players of all time, he made history by being the first player to win a positional award at three different positions.
Who is Eikichi Onizuka?
As a member of the Ravens, he won consecutive Playoff MVPs - both against the Vancouver Wolverines.
Who is Sebastian Steel?
After playing in New York and Philadelphia, it was with Houston that he became the most recent SF to win Playoff MVP.
Who is Roy Johnson?
As a member of the Oklahoma City Rampage, he became the first player since Gregor Clegane to win MVP after having been regressed.
Who is Michael McConway Jr.?
Monroe McMahon holds all three of the SBA’s top blocking seasons in league history; this former MVP ties Quatro Nogueira for the fourth.
Who is Apollo Hero?
He was the first player to win PGotY while also coming off the bench for the majority of his appearances.
Who is James Boxman?
One of the most prolific triple double threats in league history, he overcame early-career scoring issues by more than quadrupling his scoring output between his sophomore and junior seasons, earning himself MIP honors.
Who is Chih-Han Chen?
An SBA legend in his own right, he nevertheless holds the ignominious distinction of being the first player since S11 to win the SFotY award averaging fewer than 20 points per game.
Who is Rasheed Rider?
This historical Brooklyn Bullet holds the all-time record for most Playoff MVPs (3).
Who is Nick Catania?
This Philadelphia lifer took home four straight DPoY trophies and retired as the all-time leader in blocks.
Who is Guillaume Laguerre?