Shimane Magic adds Hatano to their roster - Dec 13, 2012
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Shimane Susanoo Magic (BJ League) added to their roster 30-year old forward Kazuya Hatano (192-97kg-82). He just played at Oita H.Devils (BJ League). In 16 games this season he recorded 8.1ppg, 5.6rpg and 1.1apg. The last season he played at Shiga L-Stars. In 46 BJ League games last year he averaged only 3.0ppg and 2.8rpg. The previous (10-11) season Hatano played at Saitama Broncos. In 31 BJ League games that season he averaged 9.6ppg, 5.5rpg and 1.5apg. The list of the past achievements is quite long as He played in the final of Japanese BJ League Western Division in 2009. Hatano was also voted Asia-Basket Japan All-Domestic Players Team back in 2006 and 2008. He represented Japan at the World University Games nine years ago. Hatano has played previously for two other Japan teams: Senshu University and Osaka Evessa.
In recent days, a few media outlets have reported that Link Tochigi Brex star Takuya Kawamura(193-G-86) has left for the United States to pursue an opportunity to play in the NBA.
Kawamura, who opted for free agency, was rumored to move to the Mitsubishi Electric Diamond Dolphins, which will play for the new National Basketball League (NBL) next season.
Kawamura has already landed on the west coast of the United States and will start working with a trainer [read more]
In recent days, a few media outlets have reported that Link Tochigi Brex star Takuya Kawamura (193-G-86) has left for the United States to pursue an opportunity to play in the NBA.
Kawamura, who opted for free agency, was rumored to move to the Mitsubishi Electric Diamond Dolphins, which will play for the new National Basketball League (NBL) next season.
Kawamura has already landed on the west coast of the United States and will start working with a trainer. He is then expected to find a team to join for the NBA Summer League.
If Kawamura lands a job with an NBA squad on opening night, he will be the second-ever Japanese-born and raised player to play in the NBA. Yuta Tabuse, Kawamura's former teammate at Link Tochigi is the first and only Japanese player to take the court in the world's best league.
Broncos replace Tracy Williams with Takatoshi Ishibashi - Jun 3, 2013
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The Saitama Broncos made a change on the bridge. They axed Tracy Williams and named Takatoshi Ishibashi the new head coach. Tracy Williams took over the Broncos at the start of the previous season. Saitama won just 15 games in 52 outings. Takatoshi Ishibashi guided the Shinshu Brave Warriors last season. He led the team to a 17-35 record and was fired after the result. Previously the specialist worked as assistant coach with the Brave Warriors and Shiga Lakestars [read more]
The Saitama Broncos made a change on the bridge. They axed Tracy Williams and named Takatoshi Ishibashi the new head coach. Tracy Williams took over the Broncos at the start of the previous season. Saitama won just 15 games in 52 outings. Takatoshi Ishibashi guided the Shinshu Brave Warriors last season. He led the team to a 17-35 record and was fired after the result. Previously the specialist worked as assistant coach with the Brave Warriors and Shiga Lakestars. He also was at helm of the Toyama Grouses back in 2008/09 season.
The Sendai 89ers announced the name of their new head coach. Shuto Kawachi has signed a deal with the team. The 27-year-old specialist finished his players career in 2009. He worked as assistant coach with the Hamamatsu Phoenix for several seasons. He also worked with the Miyazaki Shining Suns. Lat season Shuto Kawachi traveled to the USA to spend some time learning the basketball programme of St. Johns University. [read more]
The Sendai 89ers announced the name of their new head coach. Shuto Kawachi has signed a deal with the team. The 27-year-old specialist finished his players career in 2009. He worked as assistant coach with the Hamamatsu Phoenix for several seasons. He also worked with the Miyazaki Shining Suns. Lat season Shuto Kawachi traveled to the USA to spend some time learning the basketball programme of St. Johns University.
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