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Шаблон:Short description Шаблон:Use Philippine English Шаблон:Use mdy dates Шаблон:Infobox sports season

The 2023 MPBL season was the fifth season of the Maharlika Pilipinas Basketball League (MPBL) and the second as a professional league. The regular season began on March 11, 2023 and was originally scheduled to end on September 30, 2023, but got postponed to October 3, 2023. The playoffs began on October 6, 2023 and ended on December 2, 2023, when the Pampanga Giant Lanterns defeated the Bacoor City Strikers in three games in the 2023 MPBL Finals.[1] This season featured 29 teams, which included two expansion teams: the Negros Muscovados and the Quezon Huskers.

The opening ceremonies took place at the Quezon Convention Center in Lucena, Quezon. The 2023 MPBL All-Star Game was held at Bataan People's Center in Balanga, Bataan, where the North Division beat the South Division for the first time with a score of 99–91.

The league took two breaks during the regular season, during Holy Week and during the Philippines' co-hosting of the 2023 FIBA Basketball World Cup.[2]

OKBet continued to be the league's title sponsor throughout the regular season.[3]

Teams

Team changes

This season featured two expansion teams: the Negros Muscovados making its first regular season appearance after competing in the 2021 Invitational, and the Quezon Huskers making its first league appearance altogether. Five teams also made their return to the league, which includes the Bicol Volcanoes, Bulacan Kuyas, Iloilo United Royals, Parañaque Patriots and Pasay Voyagers. This increased the total number of teams from 22 teams in 2022 to 29 teams in 2023.[2]

Every returning team is allocated to its previous division, while both Negros and Quezon are placed in the South Division. The Rizal Golden Coolers were realigned back to the North Division.

Arenas

Expansion team
Returning team
Team switched divisions
New arena

Шаблон:Col-begin Шаблон:Col-2

North Division
Team Arena Capacity
Bataan Risers Bataan People's Center 4,000
Bulacan Kuyas Baliwag Star Arena 5,000
Caloocan Batang Kankaloo Caloocan Sports Complex 3,000
Makati OKBet Kings colspan="2" Шаблон:N/a
Manila Stars San Andres Sports Complex 3,000
Marikina Shoemasters Marikina Sports Center 7,000
Nueva Ecija Rice Vanguards Nueva Ecija Coliseum 3,000
Pampanga Giant Lanterns Bren Z. Guiao Convention Center 3,000
Parañaque Patriots Olivarez College Gymnasium 3,500
Pasay Voyagers Cuneta Astrodome 12,000
Pasig City MCW Sports Ynares Sports Arena 3,000
Quezon City Toda Aksyon colspan="2" Шаблон:N/a
Rizal Golden Coolers Ynares Center 7,400
One Arena N/A
San Juan Knights Filoil EcoOil Centre 6,000
Valenzuela XUR Homes Realty Inc. WES Arena N/A

Шаблон:Col-2

South Division
Team Arena Capacity
Bacolod City of Smiles colspan="2" Шаблон:N/a
Bacoor City Strikers Strike Gymansium 1,500
Batangas City Embassy Chill Batangas City Sports Coliseum 2,500
Batangas State University Gymnasium 4,000
Bicol Volcanoes colspan="2" Шаблон:N/a
GenSan Warriors Lagao GymnasiumШаблон:Ref label 6,000
Iloilo United Royals Passi City Arena 2,000
Imus SV Squad Imus City Sports Complex 1,000
Laguna Heroes Santa Rosa Sports Complex 5,700
Laguna Sports Complex 2,500
Mindoro Disiplinados Sentrong Pangkabataan N/A
Muntinlupa Cagers Muntinlupa Sports Center 3,000
Negros Muscovados La Salle Coliseum 8,000
Quezon Huskers Quezon Convention Center 8,000
Sarangani Marlins colspan="2" Шаблон:N/a
Zamboanga Family's Brand Sardines Mayor Vitaliano D. Agan Coliseum 12,000

Шаблон:Col-end

Neutral
Event Arena Capacity
Шаблон:N/a Paco ArenaШаблон:Ref label 1,000
Notes

Name changes

  • The Batangas City Embassy Chill temporarily changed its name to Batangas City Tanduay Rum Masters during the 2023 Preseason Invitational.
  • The Imus City Bandera changed its name to Imus SV Squad before the 2023 Preseason Invitational.
  • The Bacolod Bingo Plus changed its name to Bacolod City of Smiles before the start of the season. The team is alternatively known as the Bacolod Maskaras.
  • The Caloocan Excellence changed its name to Caloocan Batang Kankaloo before the start of the season.
  • The Laguna Heroes Krah Asia changed its name to Laguna Krah Asia before the start of the season.
  • The Makati × MNL Kingpin changed its name to Makati OKBet Kings before the start of the season.
  • The Mindoro Tams changed its name to Oriental Mindoro Disiplinados before the start of the season, then later changed to Mindoro Disiplinados in June 2023.
  • The Quezon City MG changed its name to Quezon City Gaz N Go before the start of the season, then later changed to Quezon City Toda Aksyon in June 2023.

Coaching changes

Off-season
Team Outgoing coach Incoming coach
Bacolod City of Smiles Alexander Angeles Monel Kallos
Bulacan Kuyas Kerwin McCoy Alvin Grey
Bacoor City Strikers Willie Generalao Alexander Angeles
Bicol Volcanoes Monel Kallos Vis Valencia
GenSan Warriors Marlon Martin Jesus Ramon Pido
Imus SV Squad Renniel Cabrera Jinino Manansala
Iloilo United Royals Eric Gonzales Manu Inigo
Makati OKBet Kings Vis Valencia Don Dulay
Manila Stars Maximino Dayandante, Jr. Tylon Darjuan
Muntinlupa Cagers Vincent Salvador Jack Azcueta
Pasig City MCW Sports Ogie Gumatay Boyet Fernandez
Quezon City Toda Aksyon Alvin Grey Teng Torcuator
Valenzuela XUR Homes Realty Inc. Lester Alvarez Jhon Velasquez
Mid-season
Bacolod City of Smiles Monel Kallos Vincent Salvador
Bataan Risers Ricky Dandan Alex Callueng
Bicol Volcanoes Vis Valencia Jason Santiago
Bulacan Kuyas Alvin Grey
Jerry Codinera 		Jerry Codinera
Joseph Mabagos
GenSan Warriors Jesus Ramon Pido Rich Alvarez
Iloilo United Royals Manu Inigo MC Abolucion
Manila Stars Tylon Darjuan
Bam Ledesma 		Bam Ledesma
Bimbot Anquilo
Muntinlupa Cagers Jack Azcueta Aldrin Morante
Negros Pau Muscovados Rolando Aledron, Jr. Bonnie Garcia
Quezon City Toda Aksyon Teng Torcuator
Weng Adina 		Weng Adina
Egay Macaraya
San Juan Knights Randy Alcantara Jinggoy Estrada
Valenzuela XUR Homes Realty Inc. Jhon Velasquez Eric Martinez
Zamboanga Family's Brand Sardines Vic Ycasiano Louie Alas

Pre-season

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This season was preceded by the 2023 MPBL Preseason Invitational, which used a similar format to the 2021 Invitational, but downsized because of the smaller eight-team pool. The tournament ran for one week from February 21–27, 2023 at the Lagao Gymnasium in General Santos, the home arena of the GenSan Warriors.[2]

The tournament was won by the Zamboanga Family's Brand Sardines after beating the Nueva Ecija Rice Vanguards in the final game with a score of 88–80, with Dexter Maiquez winning MVP honors.[4]

Opening ceremony

The opening ceremony was held on March 11, 2023 at Quezon Convention Center in Lucena, Quezon. Rapper Andrew E. and singer Marcelito Pomoy were both among the performers to kick off the regular season. Like previous seasons, a muse contest followed wherein some teams took part in.

The first game was between the Rizal Golden Coolers and the Bataan Risers, while the first home game featured the two expansion teams this season, with the Quezon Huskers hosting the Negros Muscovados.

Regular season

Format

The 29 teams play in a single round-robin format, playing one game against all other teams in the league for a total of 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 a four-round, single-elimination playoffs, playing in best-of-three series in the first three rounds, and a best-of-five series in the National Finals, with homecourt advantage alternating between the higher seeds of each series in the first two rounds.

Postponed and cancelled games

  • The Bacoor City–Bataan and Quezon–Marikina games, originally scheduled for September 22, 2023 at Marikina Sports Center, were postponed due to health concerns brought by volcanic smog. Both were then postponed to October 3, 2023, while the venue remained unchanged.[5]
    • The Laguna–Manila game, also originally scheduled for September 22, 2023, was later cancelled due to it having no effect on playoff standings.[5]

Standings

North Division

Шаблон:2023 MPBL Northern Division standings

South Division

Шаблон:2023 MPBL Southern Division standings

Results

Each team plays every team once. Number of asterisks after each score denotes number of overtimes played. {{#invoke:Sports results|main|team_header=Teams |font_size=90% | source=Standings | update= complete | matches_style=BSR | solid_cell=grey | ot_note=yes

|team1=BCD |name_BCD = Bacolod |team2=BCR |name_BCR = Bacoor |team3=BAN |name_BAN = Bataan |team4=BTG |name_BTG = Шаблон:Nowrap |team5=BCL |name_BCL = Bicol |team6=BUL |name_BUL = Bulacan |team7=CAL |name_CAL = Caloocan |team8=GSW |name_GSW = GenSan |team9=ILO |name_ILO = Iloilo |team10=IMS |name_IMS = Imus |team11=LAG |name_LAG = Laguna |team12=MKT |name_MKT = Makati |team13=MNL |name_MNL = Manila |team14=MAR |name_MAR = Marikina |team15=MDR |name_MDR = Mindoro |team16=MUN |name_MUN = Muntinlupa |team17=NEG |name_NEG = Negros |team18=NEC |name_NEC = Nueva Ecija |team19=PAM |name_PAM = Pampanga |team20=PAR |name_PAR = Parañaque |team21=PSY |name_PSY = Pasay |team22=PSG |name_PSG = Pasig City |team23=QZN |name_QZN = Quezon |team24=QCC |name_QCC = Quezon City |team25=RZL |name_RZL = Rizal |team26=SJK |name_SJK = San Juan |team27=SAR |name_SAR = Sarangani |team28=VAL |name_VAL = Valenzuela |team29=ZAM |name_ZAM = Zamboanga

| match_BCD_BCR= 86–91 | match_BCD_BAN= 73–69 | match_BCD_BTG= 74–105 | match_BCD_BCL= 93–82 | match_BCD_BUL= 85–84 | match_BCD_CAL= 62–67 | match_BCD_GSW= 80–87 | match_BCD_ILO= 73–80 | match_BCD_IMS= 68–74 | match_BCD_LAG= 84–66 | match_BCD_MKT= 58–63 | match_BCD_MNL= 90–86 | match_BCD_MAR= 67–79 | match_BCD_MDR= 69–60 | match_BCD_MUN= 73–72 | match_BCD_NEG= 88–102 | match_BCD_NEC= 72–90 | match_BCD_PAM= 86–103 | match_BCD_PAR= 77–71 | match_BCD_PSY= 63–67 | match_BCD_PSG= 55–61 | match_BCD_QZN= 56–63 | match_BCD_QCC= 91–75 | match_BCD_RZL= 63–72 | match_BCD_SJK= 69–80 | match_BCD_SAR= 95–91 | match_BCD_VAL= 102–98 | match_BCD_ZAM= 77–89

| match_BCR_BAN= 93–65 | match_BCR_BTG= 71–64 | match_BCR_BCL= 113–75 | match_BCR_BUL= 78–69 | match_BCR_CAL= 75–84** | result_BCR_CAL=OT | match_BCR_GSW= 74–68 | match_BCR_ILO= 74–69* | result_BCR_ILO=OT | match_BCR_IMS= 60–52 | match_BCR_LAG= 75–65 | match_BCR_MKT= 81–77 | match_BCR_MNL= 76–62 | match_BCR_MAR= 75–55 | match_BCR_MDR= 95–76 | match_BCR_MUN= 74–73 | match_BCR_NEG= 88–72 | match_BCR_NEC= 75–83 | match_BCR_PAM= 70–78 | match_BCR_PAR= 83–58 | match_BCR_PSY= 79–65 | match_BCR_PSG= 72–79 | match_BCR_QZN= 75–43 | match_BCR_QCC= 93–58 | match_BCR_RZL= 86–69 | match_BCR_SJK= 73–49 | match_BCR_SAR= 85–70 | match_BCR_VAL= 76–68 | match_BCR_ZAM= 81–92

| match_BAN_BTG= 60–72 | match_BAN_BCL= 101–58 | match_BAN_BUL= 65–73 | match_BAN_CAL= 71–77 | match_BAN_GSW= 65–99 | match_BAN_ILO= 89–77 | match_BAN_IMS= 68–75 | match_BAN_LAG= 20–0 |match_BAN_LAG_note=The Bataan–Laguna game was forfeited due to Laguna's late arrival. As per FIBA rules, Bataan won the game and was awarded a score of 20–0. | match_BAN_MKT= 68–65 | match_BAN_MNL= 60–62 | match_BAN_MAR= 76–73 | match_BAN_MDR= 72–66 | match_BAN_MUN= 85–90 | match_BAN_NEG= 67–64 | match_BAN_NEC= 69–72 | match_BAN_PAM= 72–74 | match_BAN_PAR= 92–56 | match_BAN_PSY= 76–77 | match_BAN_PSG= 67–70 | match_BAN_QZN= 64–61 | match_BAN_QCC= 80–68 | match_BAN_RZL= 70–61 | match_BAN_SJK= 84–86 | match_BAN_SAR= 95–77 | match_BAN_VAL= 80–76 | match_BAN_ZAM= 55–74

| match_BTG_BCL= 114–66 | match_BTG_BUL= 76–60 | match_BTG_CAL= 80–67 | match_BTG_GSW= 75–58 | match_BTG_ILO= 78–55 | match_BTG_IMS= 70–71 | match_BTG_LAG= 97–62 | match_BTG_MKT= 80–82 | match_BTG_MNL= 94–79 | match_BTG_MAR= 82–56 | match_BTG_MDR= 98–70 | match_BTG_MUN= 90–84* | result_BTG_MUN=OT | match_BTG_NEG= 83–62 | match_BTG_NEC= 56–68 | match_BTG_PAM= 95–92 | match_BTG_PAR= 92–58 | match_BTG_PSY= 69–54 | match_BTG_PSG= 80–73 | match_BTG_QZN= 84–80* | result_BTG_QZN=OT | match_BTG_QCC= 111–63 | match_BTG_RZL= 78–70 | match_BTG_SJK= 76–91 | match_BTG_SAR= 63–56 | match_BTG_VAL= 104–55 | match_BTG_ZAM= 74–81

| match_BCL_BUL= 107–115 | match_BCL_CAL= 81–109 | match_BCL_GSW= 80–121 | match_BCL_ILO= 77–109 | match_BCL_IMS= 66–107 | match_BCL_LAG= 80–89 | match_BCL_MKT= 56–73 | match_BCL_MNL= 104–113 | match_BCL_MAR= 59–100 | match_BCL_MDR= 96–93 | match_BCL_MUN= 58–84 | match_BCL_NEG= 76–121 | match_BCL_NEC= 86–129 | match_BCL_PAM= 87–132 | match_BCL_PAR= 55–75 | match_BCL_PSY= 68–75 | match_BCL_PSG= 75–115 | match_BCL_QZN= 74–96 | match_BCL_QCC= 81–85 | match_BCL_RZL= 78–82 | match_BCL_SJK= 63–82 | match_BCL_SAR= 65–73 | match_BCL_VAL= 78–82 | match_BCL_ZAM= 64–93

| match_BUL_CAL= 58–70 | match_BUL_GSW= 69–87 | match_BUL_ILO= 85–76 | match_BUL_IMS= 66–125 | match_BUL_LAG= 105–114 | match_BUL_MKT= 76–72 | match_BUL_MNL= 68–72 | match_BUL_MAR= 73–118 | match_BUL_MDR= 73–86 | match_BUL_MUN= 61–78 | match_BUL_NEG= 64–66 | match_BUL_NEC= 67–76 | match_BUL_PAM= 88–121 | match_BUL_PAR= 56–69 | match_BUL_PSY= 56–84 | match_BUL_PSG= 79–110 | match_BUL_QZN= 60–73 | match_BUL_QCC= 100–84 | match_BUL_RZL= 70–87 | match_BUL_SJK= 68–108 | match_BUL_SAR= 75–73 | match_BUL_VAL= 75–71 | match_BUL_ZAM= 90–111

| match_CAL_GSW= 90–95 | match_CAL_ILO= 91–87* | result_CAL_ILO=OT | match_CAL_IMS= 80–71 | match_CAL_LAG= 101–81 | match_CAL_MKT= 76–72 | match_CAL_MNL= 79–75 | match_CAL_MAR= 67–75 | match_CAL_MDR= 99–74 | match_CAL_MUN= 81–80 | match_CAL_NEG= 84–82 | match_CAL_NEC= 60–67 | match_CAL_PAM= 68–76 | match_CAL_PAR= 86–80 | match_CAL_PSY= 79–62 | match_CAL_PSG= 74–82 | match_CAL_QZN= 64–67 | match_CAL_QCC= 81–49 | match_CAL_RZL= 108–82 | match_CAL_SJK= 68–76 | match_CAL_SAR= 138–59 | match_CAL_VAL= 83–72 | match_CAL_ZAM= 93–74

| match_GSW_ILO= 86–84 | match_GSW_IMS= 68–64 | match_GSW_LAG= 89–77 | match_GSW_MKT= 72–79 | match_GSW_MNL= 82–70 | match_GSW_MAR= 85–80 | match_GSW_MDR= 87–78 | match_GSW_MUN= 60–67 | match_GSW_NEG= 88–74 | match_GSW_NEC= 93–97 | match_GSW_PAM= 81–83* | result_GSW_PAM=OT | match_GSW_PAR= 89–82 | match_GSW_PSY= 89–55 | match_GSW_PSG= 91–76 | match_GSW_QZN= 89–71 | match_GSW_QCC= 118–77 | match_GSW_RZL= 80–78 | match_GSW_SJK= 83–88 | match_GSW_SAR= 114–92 | match_GSW_VAL= 109–86 | match_GSW_ZAM= 74–71

| match_ILO_IMS= 58–61 | match_ILO_LAG= 57–55 | match_ILO_MKT= 80–87 | match_ILO_MNL= 70–66 | match_ILO_MAR= 71–83 | match_ILO_MDR= 86–79 | match_ILO_MUN= 80–72 | match_ILO_NEG= 78–82 | match_ILO_NEC= 74–80 | match_ILO_PAM= 66–93 | match_ILO_PAR= 79–92 | match_ILO_PSY= 84–85 | match_ILO_PSG= 63–75 | match_ILO_QZN= 73–64 | match_ILO_QCC= 77–51 | match_ILO_RZL= 78–75 | match_ILO_SJK= 73–75 | match_ILO_SAR= 100–98 | match_ILO_VAL= 82–79 | match_ILO_ZAM= 86–80

| match_IMS_LAG= 64–48 | match_IMS_MKT= 83–84* | result_IMS_MKT=OT | match_IMS_MNL= 72–66 | match_IMS_MAR= 103–89 | match_IMS_MDR= 96–74 | match_IMS_MUN= 90–80 | match_IMS_NEG= 88–83* | result_IMS_NEG=OT | match_IMS_NEC= 63–84 | match_IMS_PAM= 72–93 | match_IMS_PAR= 81–86 | match_IMS_PSY= 68–74 | match_IMS_PSG= 60–79 | match_IMS_QZN= 75–77 | match_IMS_QCC= 79–58 | match_IMS_RZL= 65–71 | match_IMS_SJK= 82–93 | match_IMS_SAR= 90–87 | match_IMS_VAL= 80–66 | match_IMS_ZAM= 54–71

| match_LAG_MKT= 67–72 | match_LAG_MNL= — |match_LAG_MNL_note=The Laguna–Manila game, originally scheduled for September 22, 2023, was going to be postponed due to health concerns brought by volcanic smog. It was later cancelled due to it having no effect on playoff standings. | match_LAG_MAR= 87–94 | match_LAG_MDR= 74–78 | match_LAG_MUN= 62–70 | match_LAG_NEG= 72–76* | result_LAG_NEG=OT | match_LAG_NEC= 70–97 | match_LAG_PAM= 85–109 | match_LAG_PAR= 74–68 | match_LAG_PSY= 78–88 | match_LAG_PSG= 72–84 | match_LAG_QZN= 76–101 | match_LAG_QCC= 102–94 | match_LAG_RZL= 71–75 | match_LAG_SJK= 63–110 | match_LAG_SAR= 85–101 | match_LAG_VAL= 69–73 | match_LAG_ZAM= 62–92

| match_MKT_MNL= 86–64 | match_MKT_MAR= 73–71 | match_MKT_MDR= 77–60 | match_MKT_MUN= 66–67 | match_MKT_NEG= 75–86 | match_MKT_NEC= 68–61 | match_MKT_PAM= 102–97* | result_MKT_PAM=OT | match_MKT_PAR= 76–65 | match_MKT_PSY= 76–61 | match_MKT_PSG= 75–70 | match_MKT_QZN= 72–80 | match_MKT_QCC= 92–70 | match_MKT_RZL= 81–73 | match_MKT_SJK= 95–84 | match_MKT_SAR= 113–88 | match_MKT_VAL= 86–60 | match_MKT_ZAM= 95–75

| match_MNL_MAR= 77–79 | match_MNL_MDR= 78–80 | match_MNL_MUN= 74–85 | match_MNL_NEG= 60–69 | match_MNL_NEC= 98–107 | match_MNL_PAM= 63–91 | match_MNL_PAR= 72–74 | match_MNL_PSY= 70–77 | match_MNL_PSG= 77–89 | match_MNL_QZN= 62–73 | match_MNL_QCC= 90–100* | result_MNL_QCC=OT | match_MNL_RZL= 94–98 | match_MNL_SJK= 85–109 | match_MNL_SAR= 64–81 | match_MNL_VAL= 93–83 | match_MNL_ZAM= 80–105

| match_MAR_MDR= 96–90 | match_MAR_MUN= 75–79* | result_MAR_MUN=OT | match_MAR_NEG= 69–58 | match_MAR_NEC= 86–88* | result_MAR_NEC=OT | match_MAR_PAM= 75–83 | match_MAR_PAR= 95–89 | match_MAR_PSY= 72–75* | result_MAR_PSY=OT | match_MAR_PSG= 66–71 | match_MAR_QZN= 73–70 | match_MAR_QCC= 89–50 | match_MAR_RZL= 90–70 | match_MAR_SJK= 75–73 | match_MAR_SAR= 103–105* | result_MAR_SAR=OT | match_MAR_VAL= 81–68 | match_MAR_ZAM= 74–71

| match_MDR_MUN= 75–84 | match_MDR_NEG= 77–92 | match_MDR_NEC= 69–84 | match_MDR_PAM= 70–91 | match_MDR_PAR= 80–84 | match_MDR_PSY= 86–89* | result_MDR_PSY=OT | match_MDR_PSG= 79–88 | match_MDR_QZN= 80–85 | match_MDR_QCC= 79–77 | match_MDR_RZL= 68–75 | match_MDR_SJK= 100–116 | match_MDR_SAR= 107–97 | match_MDR_VAL= 110–93 | match_MDR_ZAM= 83–102

| match_MUN_NEG= 77–71 | match_MUN_NEC= 67–71 | match_MUN_PAM= 73–87 | match_MUN_PAR= 73–63 | match_MUN_PSY= 71–72 | match_MUN_PSG= 87–84* | result_MUN_PSG=OT | match_MUN_QZN= 78–85 | match_MUN_QCC= 76–43 | match_MUN_RZL= 64–69 | match_MUN_SJK= 91–90 | match_MUN_SAR= 105–104* | result_MUN_SAR=OT | match_MUN_VAL= 89–79 | match_MUN_ZAM= 67–89

| match_NEG_NEC= 72–94 | match_NEG_PAM= 66–79 | match_NEG_PAR= 74–78 | match_NEG_PSY= 73–79 | match_NEG_PSG= 76–85 | match_NEG_QZN= 80–82 | match_NEG_QCC= 77–61 | match_NEG_RZL= 69–78 | match_NEG_SJK= 66–73 | match_NEG_SAR= 103–109* | result_NEG_SAR=OT | match_NEG_VAL= 94–75 | match_NEG_ZAM= 71–72

| match_NEC_PAM= 64–76 | match_NEC_PAR= 91–74 | match_NEC_PSY= 88–79 | match_NEC_PSG= 69–65 | match_NEC_QZN= 86–87* | result_NEC_QZN=OT | match_NEC_QCC= 95–53 | match_NEC_RZL= 87–70 | match_NEC_SJK= 99–97* | result_NEC_SJK=OT | match_NEC_SAR= 123–134** | result_NEC_SAR=OT | match_NEC_VAL= 107–78 | match_NEC_ZAM= 65–67

| match_PAM_PAR= 88–82 | match_PAM_PSY= 108–89 | match_PAM_PSG= 81–66 | match_PAM_QZN= 83–60 | match_PAM_QCC= 115–79 | match_PAM_RZL= 93–80 | match_PAM_SJK= 89–73 | match_PAM_SAR= 99–92 | match_PAM_VAL= 79–55 | match_PAM_ZAM= 77–71

| match_PAR_PSY= 79–98 | match_PAR_PSG= 58–96 | match_PAR_QZN= 61–75 | match_PAR_QCC= 87–73 | match_PAR_RZL= 79–80 | match_PAR_SJK= 82–88 | match_PAR_SAR= 77–75 | match_PAR_VAL= 84–75 | match_PAR_ZAM= 86–77* | result_PAR_ZAM=OT

| match_PSY_PSG= 64–77 | match_PSY_QZN= 49–64 | match_PSY_QCC= 72–64 | match_PSY_RZL= 65–59 | match_PSY_SJK= 75–74 | match_PSY_SAR= 69–84 | match_PSY_VAL= 89–60 | match_PSY_ZAM= 66–77

| match_PSG_QZN= 58–74 | match_PSG_QCC= 96–72 | match_PSG_RZL= 82–64 | match_PSG_SJK= 90–75 | match_PSG_SAR= 65–82 | match_PSG_VAL= 85–62 | match_PSG_ZAM= 93–95* | result_PSG_ZAM=OT

| match_QZN_QCC= 81–63 | match_QZN_RZL= 74–73 | match_QZN_SJK= 69–98 | match_QZN_SAR= 87–92* | result_QZN_SAR=OT | match_QZN_VAL= 89–77 | match_QZN_ZAM= 70–66

| match_QCC_RZL= 66–102 | match_QCC_SJK= 77–113 | match_QCC_SAR= 68–94 | match_QCC_VAL= 88–79 | match_QCC_ZAM= 66–99

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Playoffs

Шаблон:Main The 2023 MPBL playoffs began on October 6, 2023.

Bracket

Teams in bold advanced to the next round. The numbers to the left of each team indicate the team's seeding in its division, and the numbers to the right indicate the number of games the team won in that round. Teams with homecourt advantage, the higher-seeded team, are shown in italics. Шаблон:2023 MPBL Playoffs bracket

Summary

First Round

Team 1 Series Team 2 Game 1 Game 2 Game 3
North Division
(1) Pampanga Giant Lanterns 2–0 (8) Marikina Shoemasters 82–70 81–61 —
(2) Nueva Ecija Rice Vanguards 2–0 (7) Pasay Voyagers 85–81 71–62 —
(3) Makati OKBet Kings 0–2 (6) San Juan Knights 84–95 92–95
(2OT)		 —
(4) Caloocan Batang Kankaloo 2–1 Шаблон:Nowrap 71–69 61–65 68–60
South Division
(1) Bacoor City Strikers 2–1 (8) Iloilo United Royals 86–89 92–52 72–61
(2) Batangas City Embassy Chill 2–0 (7) Imus SV Squad 78–71 61–59 —
(3) GenSan Warriors 2–1 (6) Muntinlupa Cagers 79–70 91–99 85–78
Шаблон:Nowrap 2–1 (5) Quezon Huskers 77–68 58–65 88–76

Division Semifinals

Team 1 Series Team 2 Game 1 Game 2 Game 3
North Division
(1) Pampanga Giant Lanterns 2–0 (4) Caloocan Batang Kankaloo 74–63 93–77 —
(2) Nueva Ecija Rice Vanguards 0–2 (6) San Juan Knights 82–86 80–88 —
South Division
(1) Bacoor City Strikers 2–0 Шаблон:Nowrap 61–56 78–72 —
Шаблон:Nowrap 2–1 (3) GenSan Warriors 81–75 55–61 66–62

Division Finals

Team 1 Series Team 2 Game 1 Game 2 Game 3
North Division
Шаблон:Nowrap 2–0 (6) San Juan Knights 86–82 82–76 —
South Division
(1) Bacoor City Strikers 2–0 Шаблон:Nowrap 89–68 54–49 —

MPBL Finals

Team 1 Series Team 2 Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Game 4 Game 5
Шаблон:Nowrap 3–0 Шаблон:Nowrap 71–58 68–65 82–77 — —

All-Star Game

The 2023 MPBL All-Star Game, the league's fourth overall, took place on September 16, 2023 at the Bataan People's Center in Balanga, Bataan, the home arena of the Bataan Risers. The North Division finally won against the South Division after three seasons, with a score of 99–91, with All-Star MVP honors going to Justine Baltazar.

Lineups

The two coaches of each division's top-seeded team up to that point coached the all-star rosters of their respective divisions. On September 1, 2023, it was revealed that Governor Dennis Pineda of the Pampanga Giant Lanterns will coach the North All-Stars, and Alex Angeles of the Bacoor City Strikers will coach the South All-Stars.

The South Division reserves were announced on September 9, 2023. Former MVP John Wilson of the GenSan Warriors earned his second all-star selection alongside Marco Balagtas of the Muntinlupa Cagers, the latter joined teammate and first-time all-star JL Delos Santos. CJ Catapusan and Renzo Navarro both made their all-star debuts for Iloilo while Lucena mayor Mark Alcala earned his first selection for Quezon. Bacoor City's James Kwekuteye, Batangas City's Mark Neil Cruz, Imus's Jimboy Estrada, and Zamboanga's Joseph Gabayni also earned their first all-star selections.

The South Division starters were announced on September 10, 2023. Kyt Jimenez of the GenSan Warriors and reigning MVP Jaycee Marcelino of the Zamboanga Family's Brand Sardines started for the second straight season after earning their second all-star selections. Starters that also made their first appearance in the All-Star Game include Bacoor City's Michael Cañete, Batangas City's Jeckster Apinan, and Imus's Poypoy Actub.

The North Division reserves were announced on September 11, 2023. Troy Mallillin of the Rizal Golden Coolers made his second all-star appearance alongside teammate Jboy Gob, who made his first all-star appearance. Representing the hosting Bataan Risers was first-time all-star Yves Sazon. All joining the All-Star Game for the first time were Bulacan's Rence Alcoriza, Makati's Emman Calo, Marikina's Felipe Chavez, Nueva Ecija's Roi Sumang, Pasig City's Jason Ballesteros and Ryan Costello, and San Juan's Adrian Nocum.

The North Division starters were announced on September 12, 2023. Robby Celiz of the Makati OKBet Kings and Will McAloney of the Nueva Ecija Rice Vanguards made their second all-star appearance, with the former also earning his first starter selection. The Pampanga duo of Justine Baltazar and Encho Serrano made their all-star debuts alongside San Juan's Orlan Wamar Jr.

The South Division replacements were announced on September 15, 2023. Jhan Nermal of the Bacoor City Strikers started in place of injured teammate Michael Cañete. Iloilo's CJ Catapusan opted out for personal reasons and was replaced by teammate Josh Flores as a reserve. Muntinlupa's John Amores took the reserve spot of JL Delos Santos due to the latter's collegiate commitments with José Rizal University.

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North All-Stars
Pos Player Team
Starters
Justine Baltazar Pampanga Giant Lanterns
Robby Celiz Makati OKBet Kings
Will McAloney Nueva Ecija Rice Vanguards
Encho Serrano Pampanga Giant Lanterns
Orlan Wamar Jr. San Juan Knights
Reserves
Rence Alcoriza Bulacan Kuyas
Jason Ballesteros Pasig City MCW Sports
Emman Calo Makati OKBet Kings
Felipe Chavez Marikina Shoemasters
Ryan Costello Pasig City MCW Sports
Jboy Gob Rizal Golden Coolers
Troy Mallillin Rizal Golden Coolers
Adrian Nocum San Juan Knights
Yves Sazon Bataan Risers
Roi Sumang Nueva Ecija Rice Vanguards
Head coach: Dennis Pineda (Pampanga Giant Lanterns)

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South All-Stars
Pos Player Team
Starters
Poypoy Actub Imus SV Squad
Jeckster Apinan Batangas City Embassy Chill
Kyt Jimenez GenSan Warriors
Jaycee Marcelino Zamboanga Family's Brand Sardines
Jhan NermalШаблон:Efn Bacoor City Strikers
Reserves
Mark Alcala Quezon Huskers
John AmoresШаблон:Efn Muntinlupa Cagers
Marco Balagtas Muntinlupa Cagers
Mark Neil Cruz Batangas City Embassy Chill
Jimboy Estrada Imus SV Squad
Josh FloresШаблон:Efn Iloilo United Royals
Joseph Gabayni Шаблон:Nowrap
Шаблон:Nowrap Bacoor City Strikers
Renzo Navarro Iloilo United Royals
John Wilson GenSan Warriors
Head coach: Alex Angeles (Bacoor City Strikers)

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Notes

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Game

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Pre-game events

Before the game itself, a series of events preceded it, all returning from the previous edition. These include the Executives' Game, Three-Point Shootout, and Slam Dunk Showdown.

Executives' Game

MPBL founder Manny Pacquiao his second Excutives' Game MVP award as the South Executives defeated the North Executives for the first time with a score of 114–63.

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North Executives
Representative Team
Lavin Castro Pasay Voyagers
Xandrei Cruz Rizal Golden Coolers
Ronnie Dojillo Caloocan Batang Kankaloo
Don Dulay Makati OKBet Kings
Jinggoy Estrada San Juan Knights
Aurelio Gonzales III Pampanga Giant Lanterns
Alfonso Kaw Nueva Ecija Rice Vanguards
Cezar Mancao Manila Stars
Jett Nisay Bataan Risers
Voltaire Ora Valenzuela XUR Homes Realty Inc.
Richard Rosales Pasig City MCW Sports
JC Tan Quezon City Toda Aksyon
Elvis Tolentino Marikina Shoemasters
Jemal Vizcarra Parañaque Patriots
Rhonz Yuzon Bulacan Kuyas
Head coach: Francis Ocampo (Rizal Golden Coolers)

Шаблон:Col-2

South Executives
Representative Team
Ross Alvarez Bacolod City of Smiles
Emmanuel Anonuevo Laguna Krah Asia
Nini Arquiza Zamboanga Family's Brand Sardines
Marlou Aquino Bacoor City Strikers
Jojo Cunanan Imus SV Squad
Mermann Flores GenSan Warriors
Kaizer Galvez Muntinlupa Cagers
John Gilbor Negros Muscovados
Jay Javelosa Iloilo United Royals
Ralph Lim Quezon Huskers
Manny Pacquiao Шаблон:N/a
Ruel Pacquiao Sarangani Marlins
Gerry Tee Batangas City Embassy Chill
Bengie Teodoro Mindoro Disiplinados
Denzel Wong Bicol Volcanoes
Head coach: Cris Conwi (Bacoor City Strikers)

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Game

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Three-Point Shooutout

Contestants
Player Team First round Final round
Orlan Wamar Jr. San Juan Knights 21 20
Domark Matillano Bacolod City of Smiles 17 18
Robbie Manalang Pasig City MCW Sports 19 14
Levi Hernandez Batangas City Embassy Chill 16 rowspan="9" Шаблон:N/a
Jonathan Uyloan Nueva Ecija Rice Vanguards 16
Al Francis Tamsi Quezon Huskers 15
Joshua Santos Bataan Risers 14
Enzo Joson GenSan Warriors 13
James Castro Bataan Risers 12
John Umali Parañaque Patriots 12
Jeramer Cabanag Caloocan Batang Kankaloo 10
Jayson Apolonio Pampanga Giant Lanterns 7
Val Acuña Muntinlupa Cagers colspan="2" Шаблон:N/a
Notes
  • Player highlighted in gold is the event's defending champion.
  • Players highlighted in green are contestants from the hosting team.

Slam Dunk Showdown

Contestants
Player Team First round Final round
CJ Gania Pampanga Giant Lanterns 89 Шаблон:Small 50
Justine Guevarra Bulacan Kuyas 90 Шаблон:Small 45
Poypoy Actub Imus SV Squad 99 Шаблон:Small 32
Ximone Xandagon Quezon Huskers 85 Шаблон:Small rowspan="2" Шаблон:N/a
Mike Alvarez GenSan Warriors 75 Шаблон:Small
Val Fornilos Marikina Shoemasters rowspan="3" colspan="2" Шаблон:N/a
Alex Ramos Bataan Risers
Rhinwil Yambing San Juan Knights
Notes
  • Players highlighted in green are contestants from the hosting team.

Records and milestones

Records

Milestones

  • March 11, 2023 – James Castro becomes the 14th player to reach 1,000 MPBL career points.
  • March 20, 2023 – Chito Jaime becomes the 15th player to reach 1,000 MPBL career points.
  • March 25, 2023 – Allan Mangahas becomes the 16th player to reach 1,000 MPBL career points.
  • March 27, 2023 – Alwyn Alday becomes the 17th player to reach 1,000 MPBL career points.
  • March 30, 2023 – Felix Apreku becomes the second player to reach 1,000 MPBL career rebounds.
  • May 22, 2023 – Mark Montuano becomes the 18th player to reach 1,000 MPBL career points.
  • May 27, 2023 – Chris Bitoon becomes the 19th player to reach 1,000 MPBL career points.
  • May 30, 2023 – Dhon Reverente becomes the 20th player to reach 1,000 MPBL career points.
  • June 7, 2023:
    • Paul Sanga becomes the 21st player to reach 1,000 MPBL career points.
    • Reil Cervantes becomes the 22nd player to reach 1,000 MPBL career points.
    • James Martinez becomes the 23rd player to reach 1,000 MPBL career points.
  • June 26, 2023 – Dhon Reverente becomes the second player to reach 1,000 MPBL career points and rebounds.
  • July 5, 2023 – Jeff Viernes becomes the 24th player to reach 1,000 MPBL career points.
  • August 18, 2023 – Robin Roño becomes the 25th player to reach 1,000 MPBL career points.
  • October 14, 2023 – Jhaymo Eguilos becomes the 26th player to reach 1,000 MPBL career points.
  • October 24, 2023 – Dave Moralde becomes the 27th player to reach 1,000 MPBL career points.

Statistics

Individual statistical leaders

Category Player Team Statistic
Points per game Jeff Viernes Sarangani Marlins 17.7
Rebounds per game Justine Baltazar Pampanga Giant Lanterns 16.9
Assists per game Paulo Hubalde Mindoro Disiplinados 8.3
Steals per game Jeckster Apinan Batangas City Embassy Chill 2.3
Blocks per game Jason Ballesteros Pasig City MCW Sports 1.5
Fouls per game Jamil Gabawan
Ryan Ongteco		 Bataan Risers
Iloilo United Royals		 3.2
Minutes per game Justine Baltazar Pampanga Giant Lanterns 31.3
FG% Justine Baltazar Pampanga Giant Lanterns 54.4%
FT% Rafael Are Sarangani Marlins 83.1%
3FG% Rodel Vaygan Mindoro Disiplinados 43.7%

Team statistical leaders

Category Team Statistic
Points per game Pampanga Giant Lanterns 88.9
Rebounds per game Pampanga Giant Lanterns 55.8
Assists per game Nueva Ecija Rice Vanguards 25.7
Steals per game Nueva Ecija Rice Vanguards 10.4
Blocks per game Marikina Shoemasters 3.9
Turnovers per game Bicol Volcanoes 17.8

Awards

Individual season awards

Most of the league's individual season awards were given out on November 28, 2023 before game 2 of the National Finals series at the Bren Z. Guiao Convention Center in San Fernando, Pampanga. The Finals Most Valuable Player and Coach of the Year were awarded at the conclusion of the National Finals on December 2, 2023 at Strike Gymnasium in Bacoor, Cavite.

Two new awards were introduced this season, these awards are the Most Improved Player and the Impact Player of the Year.

Award Recipient Team
Most Valuable Player Justine Baltazar Pampanga Giant Lanterns
Finals Most Valuable Player Justine Baltazar Pampanga Giant Lanterns
Defensive Player of the Year Jason Ballesteros Pasig City MCW Sports
Rookie of the Year Adrian Nocum San Juan Knights
Homegrown Player of the Year Cris Masaglang GenSan Warriors
Most Improved Player Jhan Nermal Bacoor City Strikers
Impact Player of the Year Poypoy Actub Imus SV Squad
Coach of the Year Dennis Pineda Pampanga Giant Lanterns
Executive of the Year Manuel Carlos Ilagan Jr. Bataan Risers
MPBL Sportsmanship Award Jay-R Taganas Nueva Ecija Rice Vanguards

All-MPBL teams

All-MPBL First Team
Player Team
Justine Baltazar Pampanga Giant Lanterns
Jaycee Marcelino Zamboanga Family's Brand Sardines
Will McAloney Nueva Ecija Rice Vanguards
Jhan Nermal Bacoor City Strikers
Orlan Wamar Jr. San Juan Knights
All-MPBL Second Team
Player Team
Jeckster Apinan Batangas City Embassy Chill
Robby Celiz Makati OKBet Kings
Archie Concepcion Pampanga Giant Lanterns
Ryan Costelo Pasig City MCW Sports
James Kwekuteye Bacoor City Strikers

Players of the Week

For the first time in league history, the Player of the Week is given during the playoffs, where it is known as the Playoffs Performer of the Week.

List of players of the week
Week Player Stat Line Ref.
Regular season
March 11–18, 2023 Jerick Nacpil
(Bulacan Kuyas)		 22.0 Points
10.0 Rebounds
March 19–26, 2023 Jimboy Estrada
(Imus SV Squad)		 26.0 Points
5.0 Rebounds
6.0 Assists
3.0 Steals
March 27–April 1, 2023 Shane Menina
(Pasig City MCW Sports)		 17.5 Points
4.0 Rebounds
3.5 Assists
2.5 Steals
April 13–15, 2023 Troy Mallillin
(Rizal Golden Coolers)		 22.0 Points
14.0 Rebounds
April 16–23, 2023 Laurenz Victoria
(Pasay Voyagers)		 26.0 Points
4.0 Assists
3.0 Steals
April 24–29, 2023 Agem Miranda
(Oriental Mindoro Disiplinados)		 33.0 Points
11.0 Rebounds
13.0 Assists
April 30–May 6, 2023 Justine Baltazar
(Pampanga Giant Lanterns)		 26.0 Points
22.0 Rebounds
May 7–13, 2023 Justine Baltazar (2)
(Pampanga Giant Lanterns)		 23.5 Points
16.5 Rebounds
2.0 Steals
1.5 Blocks
May 14–21, 2023 Justine Baltazar (3)
(Pampanga Giant Lanterns)		 20.5 Points
23.5 Rebounds
4.0 Assists
2.5 Blocks
May 22–28, 2023 Jhan Nermal
(Bacoor City Strikers)		 23.0 Points
5/7 3FGs
May 29–June 4, 2023 Jeff Viernes
(Sarangani Marlins)		 50.0 Points
8.0 Assists
9/14 3FGs
June 5–11, 2023 Justine Baltazar (4)
(Pampanga Giant Lanterns)		 16.5 Points
15.5 Rebounds
6.0 Assists
June 12–18, 2023 Jhan Nermal (2)
(Bacoor City Strikers)		 24.0 Points
14.0 Rebounds
3.0 Assists
June 19–24, 2023 Jaymar Gimpayan
(Imus SV Squad)		 19.0 Points
21.0 Rebounds
5.0 Assists
5.0 Blocks
June 25–July 2, 2023 Justine Baltazar (5)
(Pampanga Giant Lanterns)		 21.0 Points
22.5 Rebounds
4.5 Assists
July 3–9, 2023 Ryan Costelo
(Pasig City MCW Sports)		 38.0 Points
7.0 Rebounds
4.0 Assists
July 10–16, 2023 Omar Larupay
(Iloilo United Royals)		 19.0 Points
17.0 Rebounds
July 17–22, 2023 Justine Baltazar (6)
(Pampanga Giant Lanterns)		 14.0 Points
17.0 Rebounds
July 23–30, 2023 Mark Sarangay
(Bacolod Maskaras)		 14.0 Points
17.0 Rebounds
July 30–August 6, 2023 Keith Agovida
(Makati OKBet Kings)		 21.0 Points
7.0 Rebounds
2.0 Assists
August 7–13, 2023 Poypoy Actub
(Imus SV Squad)		 22.0 Points
3.0 Rebounds
3.0 Assists
August 14–20, 2023 Yves Sazon
(Bataan Risers)		 21.0 Points
4.0 Rebounds
2.5 Steals
September 11–14, 2023 Ian Melencio
(Muntinlupa Cagers)		 14.0 Points
11.0 Rebounds
2.0 Steals
September 16–24, 2023 Rodel Gravera
(Quezon Huskers)		 21.0 Points
10.0 Rebounds
7/12 FGs
Playoffs
October 6–7, 2023 Gabby Espinas
(Caloocan Batang Kankaloo)		 13.0 Points
12.0 Rebounds
4.0 Assists
October 9–14, 2023 Robbie Manalang
(Pasig City MCW Sports)		 23.0 Points
2.0 Assists
3.0 Steals
October 16–21, 2023 Ian Melencio
(Muntinlupa Cagers)		 16.0 Points
14.0 Rebounds
8.0 Assists
October 24–28, 2023 Orlan Wamar
(San Juan Knights)		 19.0 Points
4.0 Rebounds
7.0 Assists
November 3–4, 2023 Michael Calisaan
(San Juan Knights)		 30.0 Points
18.0 Rebounds
3.0 Steals

Notable events

  • August 8, 2023 – The Bataan–Laguna game was forfeited in Bataan's favor, marking the first time in league history that a game was forfeited in its entirety. (The Basilan–Davao Occidental playoff game in 2021 was classified as "defaulted".)[9]
  • September 17, 2023 – Over 30 MPBL players were drafted during the PBA Season 48 draft, a big increase from the seven drafted in Season 47. Nueva Ecija's Kemark Cariño was the first MPBL player and first local player drafted, picked 13th overall by the Terrafirma Dyip during the second round.[10]

Junior MPBL tournaments

The league's youth-oriented counterpart, the Junior MPBL, began its inaugural 2023 season on July 9, 2023 at the Filoil EcoOil Centre in San Juan.[11] The following tournaments took place during the 2023 professional season.

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14-Under
Division Champion Series Runner-up
North Mindoro Junior Disiplinados 2–1 Quezon City 828 Junior Giants
South Cavite City Aces Solar 2–1 Leyte XUR Homes
Overall Cavite City Aces Solar 2–0 Mindoro Junior Disiplinados

Шаблон:Col-3

16-Under
Division Champion Series Runner-up
North Quezon City 828 Junior Giants 2–1 Pampanga Giant Lanterns
South Davao Red Cubs 2–1 Bauan Cafe Uno
Overall Davao Red Cubs 2–0 Quezon City 828 Junior Giants

Шаблон:Col-3

18-Under
Division Champion Series Runner-up
North Mandaluyong Junior Microsmith 2–1 Rizal Switch Fiber
South Davao Red Cubs 2–0 Bauan Cafe Uno
Overall Mandaluyong Junior Microsmith 2–1 Davao Red Cubs

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Media

This season marked the second year of Cignal TV's ongoing television broadcast rights with the league. Carrying over from the previous season, games were also broadcast on One PH and One Sports+, the latter was only used for the Invitational tournament. Since April 13, Media Pilipinas TV (MPTV) began broadcasting all games.

This season saw an expansion of the league's streaming portfolio. Cignal's Pilipinas Live began streaming games in June 2023, while Bola.TV began in August 2023. The league continued to broadcast its games on Facebook, YouTube, and Cignal Play.

Notes

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References

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Шаблон:MPBL seasons

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