Japon - B League 1 04/28 06:05 - [2] Nagoya Diamond Dolphins v Ryukyu Golden Kings [1] W 86-79
Japon - B League 1 04/27 06:05 - [2] Nagoya Diamond Dolphins v Ryukyu Golden Kings [1] W 83-77
Japon - B League 1 04/20 06:05 - [2] Nagoya Diamond Dolphins v Shimane Susanoo Magic [3] W 93-63
Japon - B League 1 04/19 10:05 - [2] Nagoya Diamond Dolphins v Shimane Susanoo Magic [3] W 100-85
Japon - B League 1 04/17 10:05 - [7] Osaka Evessa v Nagoya Diamond Dolphins [2] L 92-76
Japon - B League 1 04/14 06:05 - Nagoya Diamond Dolphins v Nagoya Fighting Eagles L 67-84
Japon - B League 1 04/13 06:05 - [2] Nagoya Diamond Dolphins v Nagoya Fighting Eagles [4] W 98-87
Japon - B League 1 04/10 10:35 - [1] Ryukyu Golden Kings v Nagoya Diamond Dolphins [2] W 95-98
Japon - B League 1 04/07 06:05 - [2] Nagoya Diamond Dolphins v Saga Ballooners [5] W 88-79
Japon - B League 1 04/06 06:05 - [2] Nagoya Diamond Dolphins v Saga Ballooners [5] W 88-75
Japon - B League 1 03/31 06:05 - [2] Nagoya Diamond Dolphins v Toyama Grouses [8] W 110-70
Japon - B League 1 03/30 06:05 - [2] Nagoya Diamond Dolphins v Toyama Grouses [8] W 102-85
Japon - B League 1 03/27 10:05 - [8] Kyoto Hannaryz v Nagoya Diamond Dolphins [2] W 83-90
Japon - B League 1 03/24 05:05 - [4] Hiroshima Dragonflies v Nagoya Diamond Dolphins [2] L 84-83
Japon - B League 1 03/23 05:05 - [4] Hiroshima Dragonflies v Nagoya Diamond Dolphins [2] L 79-70
Japon - B League 1 03/20 10:05 - [2] Nagoya Diamond Dolphins v Shimane Susanoo Magic [3] L 91-103
Japon - B League 1 03/06 10:05 - [6] Nagasaki Velca v Nagoya Diamond Dolphins [2] L 94-82
Japon - B League 1 03/03 06:05 - [2] Nagoya Diamond Dolphins v Akita Northern Happinets [5] W 90-74
Japon - B League 1 03/02 06:05 - [2] Nagoya Diamond Dolphins v Akita Northern Happinets [4] W 72-63
Japon - B League 1 02/11 05:05 - [8] Kyoto Hannaryz v Nagoya Diamond Dolphins [2] W 82-89
Japon - B League 1 02/10 06:05 - [8] Kyoto Hannaryz v Nagoya Diamond Dolphins [2] W 68-88
Japon - B League 1 02/07 10:05 - [4] Hiroshima Dragonflies v Nagoya Diamond Dolphins [2] W 64-78
Japon - B League 1 02/04 05:05 - [6] Nagasaki Velca v Nagoya Diamond Dolphins [2] W 90-96
Japon - B League 1 02/03 07:05 - [6] Nagasaki Velca v Nagoya Diamond Dolphins [3] W 76-91
Japon - B League 1 01/31 10:05 - [3] Nagoya Diamond Dolphins v Osaka Evessa [7] W 86-77
Japon - B League 1 01/28 06:05 - [3] Nagoya Diamond Dolphins v Sendai 89ers [6] W 82-73
Japon - B League 1 01/27 06:05 - [4] Nagoya Diamond Dolphins v Sendai 89ers [5] W 89-85
Japon - B League 1 01/21 06:05 - [2] Mikawa Seahorses v Nagoya Diamond Dolphins [4] W 82-94
Japon - B League 1 01/20 06:05 - [2] Mikawa Seahorses v Nagoya Diamond Dolphins [3] L 91-85
Japon - B League 1 01/17 10:05 - [3] Nagoya Diamond Dolphins v Ryukyu Golden Kings [1] W 77-75

The Nagoya Diamond Dolphins (名古屋ダイヤモンドドルフィンズ, Nagoya Daiyamondo Dorufinzu) are a professional basketball team that competes in the first division of the Japanese B.League. Prior to their entry into the B.League in September 2016, the club was the corporate team of Mitsubishi Electric.

In 2020, the Diamond Dolphins became the first top-tier professional Japanese sports club to sign on to the "Sport for Climate Action Framework" led by the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.

History

The club was formed in 1950 at Mitsubishi Electric's Nagoya factory and entered the second division of Japan's top league in 1973. The club's women's team had previously entered the women's competition of the national corporate basketball league (全国実業団バスケットボールリーグ) upon the league's formation in 1967. Now known as the Mitsubishi Electric Koalas, they continue to compete in the Women's Japan Basketball League.

The men's team was promoted to the first division after winning the second division title in 1984. They finished runners-up in the first division on four occasions, in 1986, 1987, 1989 and 2006. They won the All-Japan Basketball Emperor's Cup [ja] in 1989 and 1990.

Les Nagoya Diamond Dolphins sont une équipe de basket-ball professionnelle japonaise basée à Nagoya, dans la préfecture d'Aichi. Fondée en 2008, l'équipe participe à la B.League, la première division du basket-ball japonais.

Les Diamond Dolphins disputent leurs matchs à domicile au Aichi Prefectural Gymnasium. Leurs couleurs d'équipe sont le rouge et le noir. La mascotte de l'équipe est un dauphin nommé "Dia".

L'équipe a remporté le championnat B.League deux fois, en 2016 et 2017. Elle a également remporté la Coupe de l'Empereur en 2016.

Parmi les joueurs notables passés par les Diamond Dolphins, citons Reggie Warren, David Simon et Josh Harrellson. L'équipe est actuellement dirigée par l'entraîneur Kazuya Tabuse.