Lee Dae-Sung, Yang Jae-Min, and Jang Kook-Kook split time this week, securing less than 20 minutes of playing time, with mixed results.

Players in Japan’s top men’s professional basketball league were in action this week.

Lee Dae-sung’s Seahorses Mikawa swept a two-game home series against Toyama Grouse of the 2023-2024 B-League First Division with 90-77 and 72-53 victories at Wing Arena Kariya 카지노사이트 in Aichi, Japan, on April 16-17. Lee finished with 11 points, including one three-pointer, three assists, and one rebound in 22:23 of action on Saturday.

Lee consistently gets around 20 minutes as an offensive wingman. In Game 17, he had six points, three assists, and two steals in 16:10. Mikawa has recently won five straight games. They are 13-8 on the season and third in the Central Division.

Jae-min Yang’s Sendai 89ERS went 1-1 in their two-game road trip against the Nagoya Fighting Eagles at Nagoya Biwajima Sports Center with an 87-79 win and a 76-80 loss. Jae-min Yang had three points, three rebounds, one assist, one steal and two blocks in 18:31 minutes in Game 16. In Game 17, he had six points and two rebounds in 19:28.

Jang Kook-Kook’s Nagasaki Belka dropped two games in a row at home against Tokyo Albaq, 62-71 and 84-94, at Nagasaki Prefectural Gymnasium. Jang Kook-min grabbed one rebound in his 13:40 of playing time on Saturday. He did not have a shot from the field and missed his first three attempts. In Game 17, he had five points, including one 3-pointer, one rebound, one steal and one block in 16:55.