日本B联赛1 | 11/20 06:05 | - | [4] 名古屋钻石海豚 v 川崎雷霆勇者 [2] | W | 77-58 | |
日本B联赛1 | 11/19 06:05 | - | [1] 名古屋钻石海豚 v 川崎雷霆勇者 [2] | L | 73-85 | |
日本天皇杯 | 10/30 08:00 | - | 广岛Dragonflies v 名古屋钻石海豚 | W | 85-89 | |
日本天皇杯 | 10/29 10:00 | - | 仙台89人 v 名古屋钻石海豚 | W | 77-98 | |
日本B联赛1 | 10/26 10:05 | - | [6] 京都 v 名古屋钻石海豚 [2] | W | 61-85 | |
日本B联赛1 | 10/23 06:05 | - | [4] 名古屋钻石海豚 v 北海道风神 [8] | W | 112-77 | |
日本B联赛1 | 10/22 06:05 | - | [4] 名古屋钻石海豚 v 北海道风神 [8] | W | 107-83 | |
日本B联赛1 | 10/16 05:05 | - | [6] 横滨海盗 v 名古屋钻石海豚 [2] | L | 88-78 | |
日本B联赛1 | 10/15 06:05 | - | [6] 横滨海盗 v 名古屋钻石海豚 [2] | W | 84-91 | |
日本B联赛1 | 10/09 06:05 | - | [1] 名古屋钻石海豚 v 琉球黄金帝王 [4] | L | 82-91 | |
日本B联赛1 | 10/08 06:05 | - | [2] 名古屋钻石海豚 v 琉球黄金帝王 [1] | W | 94-72 | |
日本B联赛1 | 10/01 06:05 | - | [1] 名古屋钻石海豚 v 三河海马 [8] | W | 84-74 | |
日本B联赛1 | 09/29 10:05 | - | 名古屋钻石海豚 v 三河海马 | W | 101-86 | |
俱乐部友谊赛 | 09/04 06:05 | - | 名古屋战斗老鹰 v 名古屋钻石海豚 | L | 72-71 | |
俱乐部友谊赛 | 09/03 06:05 | - | 名古屋钻石海豚 v 名古屋战斗老鹰 | W | 85-65 | |
日本B联赛1 | 05/15 07:05 | 3 | [2] 川崎雷霆勇者 v 名古屋钻石海豚 [3] | L | 85-70 | |
日本B联赛1 | 05/14 09:05 | 3 | [2] 川崎雷霆勇者 v 名古屋钻石海豚 [3] | L | 97-71 | |
日本B联赛1 | 05/08 06:05 | - | [8] 大阪七福神 v 名古屋钻石海豚 [3] | W | 68-96 | |
日本B联赛1 | 05/07 06:05 | - | [8] 大阪七福神 v 名古屋钻石海豚 [3] | L | 87-76 | |
日本B联赛1 | 05/04 04:05 | - | [9] 滋贺湖星 v 名古屋钻石海豚 [3] | W | 77-79 | |
日本B联赛1 | 05/01 06:05 | - | [3] 名古屋钻石海豚 v 琉球黄金帝王 [1] | L | 68-88 | |
日本B联赛1 | 04/30 06:05 | - | [3] 名古屋钻石海豚 v 琉球黄金帝王 [1] | W | 73-67 | |
日本B联赛1 | 04/27 10:05 | - | [6] 长野信洲勇士 v 名古屋钻石海豚 [3] | W | 64-86 | |
日本B联赛1 | 04/24 05:05 | - | [11] 三远尼奥凤凰 v 名古屋钻石海豚 [3] | W | 86-89 | |
日本B联赛1 | 04/23 08:05 | - | [11] 三远尼奥凤凰 v 名古屋钻石海豚 [3] | W | 78-98 | |
日本B联赛1 | 04/20 10:05 | - | [3] 名古屋钻石海豚 v 东京Alvark [2] | W | 71-67 | |
日本B联赛1 | 04/17 09:05 | - | [1] 琉球黄金帝王 v 名古屋钻石海豚 [3] | W | 80-81 | |
日本B联赛1 | 04/16 09:05 | - | [1] 琉球黄金帝王 v 名古屋钻石海豚 [3] | L | 97-65 | |
日本B联赛1 | 04/09 06:05 | - | 名古屋钻石海豚 v 新泻天鹅 | - | 已取消 | |
日本B联赛1 | 04/06 10:05 | - | [3] 名古屋钻石海豚 v 大阪七福神 [7] | W | 89-87 |
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.
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
in 1989 and 1990.