Babilonia- Became the team's starting center in 1995, following Ramon Fernandez' retirement. Noli Banate Nic Belasco Alex Cabagnot (2014–2021) - 2017 Commissioner's Cup Finals MVP, member of the "Death Five" Brandon Cablay Ricky Cui – A member of the 1989 Grand Slam team, one of the two acquisitions from the disbanded Manila Beer team in 1987. Anthony Dasalla – Best remembered for the punching incident with Billy Ray Bates in the San Miguel-Crispa game in 1983. Yancy de Ocampo (2015–2019) Art dela Cruz, Sr.- 3-time Defensive Team member & 1995 Defensive Player of the Year. Yves Dignadice- member of the 1989 Grand Slam team, known defensive stopper, played 13 seasons with the beermen from 1986–1998. Rudy Distrito – "the destroyer", played for Gold Eagle/Magnolia in 1984–85. Rob Duat Gabby Espinas (2015-2018) Ernesto "Estoy" Estrada Chip Engelland- member of the 1985 San Miguel team that had won the 1985 Jones Cup, known in the PBA as the "Machine Gun", played 3 seasons with the beermen from 1984–1996. Rudy Distrito – "the destroyer", played for Gold Eagle/Magnolia in 1984–85. Larry Fonacier (2007–2008) Bryan Gahol Arnold Gamboa Dante Gonzalgo – "the Bicol Express" played for Gold Eagle/Magnolia in 1984–85. Jeffrey Graves – member of the 1989 Grand Slam team. Brian Heruela (2015-2018) Dondon Hontiveros- "The Cebuano Hotshot" - 2004–05 PBA Sportsmanship Award, 2007 PBA 3-Point Shootout Champion Alfredo "Pido" Jarencio- "the Fireman" Robert "Bobby" Jose- "the Firecracker" was a member of the 1989 Grand Slam team. A PBA All Star during his rookie year. Doug Kramer (2013–2015) Abe King- "the Chairman of the Board", although played only one season, was considered the team's franchise player in 1984. Dwight Lago Rudy Lalota Federico "Bokyo" Lauchengco Renato "Etok" Lobo Joey Loyzaga – one of the two Loyzaga brothers, and son of the "Great Difference" Caloy Loyzaga. Chris Lutz (2011–2017) Yoyong Martirez – By 1982, one of the only 13 loyalist cagers who started on one team since the birth of the PBA in 1975. Joey Mente Jess Migalbin Dennis Miranda (2009–2013) Mike Mustre Leo Paguntalan Dorian Peña (2012–2013) Mick Pennisi (2008–2011) Dong Polistico – Played his final five seasons with the Beermen as back-up center. Franz Pumaren- "the Missile" was member of the 1989 Grand Slam team. Olsen Racela – "Rah-Rah" was the 1993 Mr. Quality Minutes, 4th member of 900 games club, 21st member of 2,000 assists club, 6-time mythical five, 3-time most improved