06/09/2026
π₯π DID YOU KNOW?
Before Tim Cone became the greatest coach in PBA history, he wasnβt even a household name in Philippine basketball.
He started with a dream, an opportunity and eventually built a coaching legacy that changed Philippine basketball forever. π΅π
Hereβs how the journey unfolded π
π 1980s THE BEGINNING
πΊπΈ Tim Cone came to the Philippines and started building his coaching career outside the PBA.
His offensive system, discipline, and basketball philosophy eventually caught the attention of the league.
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π 1989 β PBA DEBUT
Tim Cone officially began his legendary PBA journey with the Alaska Milkmen.
Few could have predicted what would come next.
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π 1991 β FIRST PBA CHAMPIONSHIP
Cone captured his first PBA championship with Alaska.
The foundation of a dynasty was being built.
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π₯ 1995β1996 β THE HISTORIC RUN
Alaska became one of the most dominant teams in PBA history.
Then came the impossibleβ¦
π 1996 PBA GRAND SLAM
Cone led Alaska to championships in all three conferences in the same season.
A historic achievement that remains one of the greatest feats in PBA basketball.
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π΄ 2011 β A NEW CHAPTER
After more than two decades with Alaska, Cone moved to B-Meg Llamados.
And he didnβt take long to win.
π 2012 β CHAMPIONSHIP
Cone immediately delivered another title.
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π¦ 2016 β GINEBRA ERA
Cone joined Barangay Ginebra San Miguel.
What followed became another legendary chapter.
π Championships
π₯ Rivalries
π Historic moments
π΅π A massive fanbase
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π΅π GILAS PILIPINAS
Coneβs success eventually extended beyond the PBA.
He became head coach of Gilas Pilipinas, leading the national team through major international competitions.
π 2023 Asian Games Gold Medal
A historic gold medal for the Philippines.
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π FROM A COACH WHO STARTED IN THE PHILIPPINESβ¦
β‘οΈ To an Alaska dynasty builder
β‘οΈ To a Grand Slam coach
β‘οΈ To a Ginebra championship architect
β‘οΈ To a national team coach
TIM CONEβS JOURNEY IS MORE THAN A BASKETBALL STORY.
Itβs a story of longevity, adaptation, and winning.
π But hereβs the questionβ¦
Will Tim Cone eventually become the first coach to win a PBA Grand Slam AND an Olympic medal? π΅ππ
π WHAT DO YOU THINK?