the grand slam in the season-ending conference as they lost in the quarterfinals to eventual champions Barangay Ginebra. 2020–present: Quest for Grand Slam continues In the next two seasons, San Miguel failed to reach the Finals as injuries plagued the team. Six-time MVP June Mar Fajardo suffered a complete fracture on his right tibia before the start of the 2020 PBA season which caused him to miss the entire season. Terrence Romeo was also sidelined due to a shoulder injury. The short-handed Beermen were ousted by Meralco in the quarterfinals of the Philippine Cup that ended their five-year reign as champions. At the start of the 2021 PBA season, the Beermen acquired two-time scoring champion and 2019 Rookie of the Year CJ Perez in a blockbuster trade. With a recovering Fajardo back, they failed to recapture the Philippine Cup as they lost to TNT in seven games in the semifinals. In a shocking move, they traded away their longest-tenured player in former MVP Arwind Santos to Northport for forward Vic Manuel. The Beermen continued dismantling their so-called "Death Five" by sending their long-time star guard Alex Cabagnot to Terrafirma for Simon Enciso. During the 2021 PBA Governors' Cup, the team finished as the fifth seed as they were booted out once again by Meralco in the quarterfinals for the second consecutive season. With a rejuvenated Fajardo back in full health, the Beermen topped the 2022 PBA Philippine Cup eliminations with a 9-2 record. In the semifinals, they exacted revenge against Meralco as they vanquished them in seven games for their first Finals appearance in three seasons. They went on to defeat TNT in a well-fought seven games series in the Finals to reclaim the Philippine Cup title, three years after their historic five-peat in 2019. Solidifying his successful comeback from injury, Fajardo nabbed his record-tying fourth Finals MVP. Current roster Season-by-season records Records from the 2022–23 PBA season: *one-game playoffs**team had the twice-to-beat advantage Awards Individual awards PBA Press Corps Individual Awards All-Star Weekend Notable players Members of the PBA's Greatest Players Ato Agustin – "The Atom Bomb" named 1991 PBA Most Improved Player & 1992 PBA MVP. Played for eight seasons with San Miguel, including the 1989 Grand Slam team. Served as the head coach from 2010-2012 and assistant coach since 2015. Ricardo Brown – "The Quick Brown Fox" acquired by the team from Great Taste and played his