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All-Senrian Baseball League
Most recent season or competition:
2022 All-Senrian Baseball League Season
SportBaseball
FoundedJune 18, 1936; 87 years ago (1936-06-18)
Commissionertbd
No. of teams24
Countries Senria
HeadquartersKeisi, Senria
Most recent
champion(s)
tbd
(2021)
Most titlestbd
Domestic cup(s)All-Senria Championship Series
Related
competitions
National League
Central League
Senrian Women's Baseball League
Official websitewww.asbl.sn

The All-Senria Baseball League (Senrian: hangul, Zensenryuu Yakyuu Renmei), or ASBL, is the top-level professional baseball league in Senria. Formed in 1936, the league consists of twenty-four teams divided into two leagues and four divisions as of 2022.

Baseball was established in Senria by 1900, with small collegiate leagues emerging in the 1910s and the first efforts to organize professional teams occurring in the 1920s; however, the Senrian Revolution and Great War disrupted the professionalization process, contributing to the ASBL's late founding when compared to the Rizealand Baseball League and Arucian Baseball League. The ASBL was established with eight teams in 1936... [split into leagues in the 50s when the league jumps from 8 teams to 12, then the leagues split into divisions in the 60s when it goes from 12 teams to 16; it expands to 20 in the 80s and 24 in the 2000s]

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The ASBL is Senria's most popular professional sports league... [stuff on popularity]

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The All-Senria Baseball League also oversees Senria's minor leagues, the National League and the Central League, and the Senrian Women's Baseball League.

Organizational structure

History

A map showing prefectures containing an ASBL team as of 2023.

Origins

Establishment and early years

Expansion decades

Recent history

Teams

All-Senria Baseball League
Division Team City Stadium Capacity Founded Joined
Ocean League
West Isikawa Foxes Isikawa Isikawa Municipal Stadium 30,100 1936
Keisi Dragons Keisi Kinkeidou Sankakusu Dome 36,600 1936
Nakamura Bears Nakamura New Nakamura Stadium 34,100 1952
Nisiyama Stars Nisiyama (car co) Field 31,000 1936
Tosei Eagles Tosei Kumanomiya Stadium 37,900 1952
Ubeyama Tanuki Ubeyama Keiou Miura Life Dome 40,100 1987
East Kasaoka Sea Lions Kasaoka Kasaoka Hikaron Field 34,100 2006
Keisi Timberwolves Keisi Zuunikyuu Stadium 46,200 1987
Koriyama Vipers Koriyama (phone service co) Koriyama Park 30,500 1974
Sakata Seagulls Sakata Iwataya Hosokawa Banking Stadium 30,200 1960
Ueda Steelworkers Ueda Itakura Steel Company Stadium 27,700 1936
Ukyou Ravens Ukyou Ukyou Nagoyaka Stadium 33,900 1960
Mountain League
West Hukuyama Pheasants Hukuyama (private rail co) Hukuyama Stadium 33,000 1960
Isikawa Oxen Isikawa Maeda Group Stadium 32,000 1952
Keisi White Lions Keisi Keisi Sisiya Dome 38,500 1936
Nobeoka Otters Nobeoka Toyohira Dome 32,400 2006
Tosei Tigers Tosei Startiger Kagurasaka Dome 45,600 1936
Toyotori Cranes Toyotori (department store) Park 31,100 1974
East Hisakawa Stallions Hisakawa (other phone service co) Stadium 28,700 1987
Itimura Phoenixes Itimura Everbright Dome Itimura 40,500 1987
Katuyama Stags Katuyama Edosima Field Katuyama 28,400 1960
Keisi Warriors Keisi Aikawa Ageo Stadium 35,000 2006
Sekiguti Robins Sekiguti Keicera Stadium 27,000 1977
Yokomatu Hares Yokomatu Yokomatu City Baseball Park 25,500 2006
Defunct teams
Team City Stadium Founded Joined Ceased operations Notes
Nobeoka Mariners Nobeoka 1952 1974 Folded due to financial insolvency. The ASBL regards the Nobeoka Otters as the de facto successors to the Mariners.
Yosida Whales Yosida stadium name 1932 1974 Folded due to financial insolvency. The ASBL regards the Kasaoka Sea Lions as the de facto successors to the Whales.
Nisiyama Giants Nisiyama stadium name 1932 1977 Folded due to financial insolvency. The ASBL regards the Nisiyama Stars as the de facto successors to the Giants.

Timeline


Rules

Expatriate players

ASBL players abroad

Season structure

Regular season

Postseason

Off-season

Champions

International play