him with head coach Tim Cone. Jeffrey Cariaso, who was traded later to Alaska in the middle of the conference, also reunited with them. Despite showing signs of slowing down and playing with limited minutes, Hawkins still contributed his play-making skills with the young Alaska squad. He last played during the 3rd-Place game of the 2006 PBA Philippine Cup against San Miguel. Retirement and post-basketball career After the 2005-06 PBA season, Hawkins retired and worked for Tim Cone as one of his assistant coaches. During the 25th anniversary of Alaska on September 27, 2010, his number 16 was retired along with Johnny's number 14. He was snubbed from the PBA's 40 Greatest Players list. Hawkins was invited to be on the coaching staff for the University of the Philippines Fighting Maroons Men's Basketball Team. Hawkins also played in exhibition games after retiring, including one in Saudi in 2012, one against a selection of former NBA stars that same year, and one with former and current Alaska, Purefoods, and Ginebra players in 2015. PBA career statistics References External links Profile at pba-online.net 1967 births Living people Alaska Aces (PBA) players Filipino men's basketball players Great Taste Coffee Makers players Philippine Basketball Association All-Stars Philippine Basketball Association players with retired numbers Power forwards (basketball) Powerade Tigers players Small forwards Basketball players from Manila Sta. Lucia Realtors players Tanduay Rhum Masters players Perpetual Altas basketball players Great Taste Coffee Makers draft picks