The weird fact is that he needs 666 points to reach that 10,000 points club. The good thing with Arwind Santos is that he is not a battered player since the arrival of Fajardo so i think he can still play ball even at the age of 42, he's very disciplined with his body also. The question that lingers on my mind is that "can he reach that 10,000 points before the age of 40?".
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With your post above i'm intrigued and dig up the points made by Santos last season, here's what i've found.
2019 Philippine Cup (10 games) - 146 points.
2019 Commissioner's Cup (10 games) 70 points.
2019 Governor's Cup (10 games) 105 points
He got a total of 321 points in the eliminations alone and we can see that Philippine Cup is his strongest. Let's just
presumed that he got 500 points because they also played in the championship and play-off games. So he need at least 2 seasons to cover that 666 points needed. With things happening now, i think the PBA can't complete a season this year. He will be 40 next year in June so my guess that he will be in that elite club of 10,000 point when he is 40 years old lol.
Both of you have lots of time to do mathematical computation.
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2 seasons is equivalent to 6 conferences which will take 2 years including the break. If he needs 2 seasons to cover the 666 points needed then he will pass his 40-year-old mark since PBA is suspended. There's also a possibility that he is already 39 when PBA will come back.
But whatever the scenario, it doesn't matter if he will reach the 10,000 points before 40. He is a great player even at his age so safe to say before he retires he will reach that.