East Asia Super League unveils group draw for debut season

The East Asia Super League has announced the group draw for its inaugural season, with eight teams set for the October launch.

The draw was unveiled in Manila on Tuesday, when the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) confirmed that they would send two of their top teams to compete for the EASL title and the US$1 million prize. The championship-winning team from the current PBA season will compete in Group A alongside Korean Basketball League side Anyang KGC, Ryukyu Golden Kings of the Japanese B.League and Taiwanese team Fubon Braves.

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GAME NOTES: GROUP A — Suwon KT Sonicboom (1-1) vs. Hiroshima Dragonflies (2-0)

Everything You Need To Know About EASL’s 2024 Macau Classic

Damian Chong Qui named EASL November POTM, two Taoyuan players named to TOTM

Hong Kong Eastern to make PBA debut on Nov. 27

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EASL well represented in latest FIBA Asia Cup Qualifiers

Suwon KT signs center Jordan Morgan to replace Jeremiah Tilmon Jr.

Pilots Dominate Beermen in Feisty Affair in Manila

Late Foul Completes Meralco's Comeback over KCC

Meralco Bolts Sign Akil Mitchell As New Import

GAME NOTES: GROUP B — Meralco Bolts (1-1) vs. Busan KCC Egis (0-1)

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Kerry Blackshear Jr. earns EASL October POTM, Heo, Cooley feature in TOTM

Damian Chong Qui’s Triple-Double, Jeantal Cylla’s 34 Points Lead Macau To Win

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