Since September, 18 first-division teams competed for supremacy during the regular season. The same number of second-flight clubs did the same thing.
With the 60-game regular season wrapping up on Sunday in the B. League's inaugural campaign, here's a look at which players finished with top statistics.
In B1, Kawasaki's Nick Fazekas, a 31-year-old former NBA forward/center for the Dallas Mavericks and Los Angeles Clippers, averaged 27.1 points per game to earn the scoring title. He's followed by Niigata's Davante Gardner (21.9), Shiga's Julian Mavunga (19.5), Niigata's Clint Chapman (18.9), Chiba's Tyler Stone (18.3), Tokyo's Diante Garrett (18.1), Tochigi's Ryan Rossiter (17.3), Mikawa's Kosuke Kanamaru (16.7), Nagoya's Jerome Tillman and San-en's Robert Dozier (15.9) to complete the top 10.