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EAST ASIA SUPER LEAGUE
For two seasons running, EASL has delivered top-tier action in Asian basketball. Heading into season three, we felt it was time to show love and appreciation to the fans, teams, and partners all around the region who made it all possible. Your passion for seeing Asia’s champions go head-to-head has pushed our mission forward. That’s why this season, it’s #YourGame.
EASL’s new creative direction and vision trade out a complicated, outdated look for a cleaner, more modern identity. Asian basketball has constantly pushed the boundaries and broken through on the world’s biggest stages. Our new tagline — #YourGame — tells the world that every city, every court, every possession is part of that limit-defying experience you share with Asia’s top teams and athletes. Because without you, there is no us.
With the foundation of our Future Champions program in place, #YourGam e now sends an even louder message to the up-and-coming youth players from across the region, that their heroes once stood where they stand — with a ball, a court, and a game they made their own.
In 2025–26, we’re going bigger. More teams from more leagues. Three from Japan. A first-ever squad from Mongolia. And we’re just getting started. That means more regional rivalries, more hometown heroes, and more must-see moments. And you’ll be right in the middle of it all.
This rebrand and new season tagline are about honoring the fans who have built the EASL legacy while opening the doors to a new generation of supporters. What’s coming in 2025–26 is more exciting, more competitive, and more of a spectacle than ever before. And this time, it’s all YOURS.



Your City.
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PILOTS FLY AGAIN
It was heartbreaking. Gut-wrenching. Taoyuan fell short in the 2025 EASL Championship Game — on the final possession. Now, the Pilots are back with a vengeance. Entering as one of the favorites, TPP has another shot to put Chinese Taipei basketball on the map. The redemption tour has begun — and this time, the goal is to finish the story with a title.

BRAVES BATTLE BACK
Taipei is back after a season away from the EASL. Relying on a core of savvy veterans, the Fubon Braves are led by Lin Chih-Chieh - “The Beast”, widely regarded as the greatest player in Chinese Taipei history. In their return to EASL play, the Braves are looking to improve on their 1–5 finish from 2023–24.
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BREX SEEK MORE
Utsunomiya comes off one of the most dominant seasons in recent B.LEAGUE memory. Regular season winners. Champions — clinching the title to become the most decorated team in league history. Now, the Brex take on a new test: to be crowned kings of Asia. Their resume brands them as favorites, so is this the team that will kick off a dynasty?
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GOLDEN KINGS RISE
Ryukyu has long stood among Asia’s elite clubs with four straight B.LEAGUE Finals appearances. But for two consecutive seasons, the EASL title has slipped through their grasp. This could be the year the Golden Kings finally put it all together for that long-awaited Championship. After missing the postseason in 2024 and finishing fourth in 2025, their ascent is one to watch.

ALVARK SET STAGE
The lights don’t shine brighter than in Tokyo. Literally. And Alvark Tokyo is bringing EASL basketball to one of the premier cities in Asia, and the world. A historic franchise, Tokyo has long been a force domestically, and now they’re bringing that reputation to the EASL. Whether at home or on the road, Alvark carry an aura that elevates their game to another stage.

SAKERS SOAR HIGH
The LG Sakers captured their first ever KBL Championship in a historic seven-game series that proved this team is all heart. In 2025–26, Changwon will go up against Asia’s best—and as Korea’s reigning champions, they know the expectations are high. But this team has exceeded expectations before. Now, it’s another chance to break through.

KNIGHTS FIGHT ON
The past two years have been tough for Seoul. In 2024, SK fell in the EASL Championship. In 2025, they came up short in the KBL Finals. The Knights re-enter EASL with a vengeance — and nothing less than a title will do. The headline of a busy offseason? The return of star Jameel Warney. With him back in the lineup, a Seoul resurgence is definitely in play.

BRONCOS FIRST RIDE
One of this season’s most intriguing storylines: how will the Xac Broncos perform? As Mongolia’s first ever EASL representative, the Broncos carry the hopes of a basketball-hungry nation eager to make a statement on the international stage. For years, the opportunity wasn’t there. Now, the reigning Mongolian champs finally have their shot.
