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== Individual Awards ==
=== Top Score ===
# Yu Suzuki
# Kenji Katsumata
# Mizuhara Akina
=== Top Hanchan ===
# Taro Suzuki
# Naoki Setokuma
# Daisuke Suzuki
=== Fourth place avoidance ===
# Arisa Date
# Yu Suzuki
# Mari Takamiya


==External links==
==External links==

Revision as of 23:40, 5 April 2024

The 2023 M League season is the sixth season to MLeague.

Rosters

Team name Previous roster Drafted player(s) Released Coach
Akasaka Drivens Ken Sonoda (Saikouisen)
Taro Suzuki (Saikouisen)
Maki Asami (Saikouisen)
Futoshi Watanabe (Saikouisen)
Jun Murakami (Saikouisen)
Kanako Maruyama (Saikouisen)
BEAST Japanext None Masatoshi Sarukawa (JPML)
Hiroe Sugawara (JPML)
Daisuke Suzuki (JPML)
Kana Nakada (JPML)
None
EX Furinkazan Aki Nikaido (JPML)
Kenji Katsumata (JPML)
Takaya Matsugase (RMU)
Rumi Nikaido (JPML)
None None
KADOKAWA Sakura Knights Kotaro Uchikawa (JPML)
Sayaka Okada (JPML)
Shingo Hori (Kyokai)
Nanba Shibukawa (Kyokai)
None None
Konami Mahjong Fight Club Hisato Sasaki (JPML)
Mari Takamiya (JPML)
Arisa Date (JPML)
Kazunori Takizawa (JPML)
None None
SegaSammy Phoenix Yuumi Uotani (JPML)
Sayaka Kayamori (Saikouisen)
Rio Toujou (JPML)
Hiroshi Daigo (Saikouisen) Seiichi Kondo (Saikouisen) Seiichi Kondo (Saikouisen)
Shibuya Abemas Takaharu Ooi (RMU)
Sho Shiratori (JPML)
Yoshihiro Matsumoto (Kyokai)
Aiko Hinata (Saikouisen)
None None
TEAM RAIDEN Masato Hagiwara (JPML)
Naoki Setokuma (JPML)
Saki Kurosawa (JPML)
Tomohiro Honda (JPML)
None None
U-NEXT Pirates Go Kobayashi (Mahjong Union)
Akina Mizuhara (Saikouisen)
Yu Suzuki (Saikouisen)
Kei Nakabayashi (Kyokai)
None None

Note:

JPML = Japan Professional Mahjong League

Saikouisen = Saikouisen Nihon Pro Mahjong Kyokai

Kyokai = Nihon Pro Mahjong Kyokai

RMU = Real Mahjong Unit

Change of the player replacement rule

Starting from this season, the replacement requirement is reduced from not entering the finals to not entering the semifinals for two consecutive seasons (with the same rosters). The rule is in effect beginning with this season. For the four teams failing to enter the finals in the previous season, if one of them fails to enter the semifinals this season, it will be required to replace one or more players next season as well (unless a replacement has already been made this season).

Required change

Per rule and the result of the previous season, the Akasaka Drivens is required to make at least one roster change.

Draft

The season's draft date is set for June 30. The new members were selected in the following order:

  1. Masatoshi Sarukawa (JPML) to BEAST Japanext
  2. Hiroe Sugawara (JPML) to BEAST Japanext
  3. Daisuke Suzuki (JPML) to BEAST Japanext
  4. Kana Nakada (JPML) to BEAST Japanext
  5. Hiroshi Daigo (Saikouisen) to SegaSammy Phoenix
  6. Maki Asami (Saikouisen) to Akasaka Drivens
  7. Futoshi Watanabe (Saikouisen) to Akasaka Drivens

New team

A new team sponsored by BSJapanext will be entering the season. This increases the team count to nine. The new team, BEAST Japanext, ran a competition for a single position on the roster. In the end, Hiroe Sugawara won the competition final and the roster spot.

Standings

Regular season

# Team Points Difference from next
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

Semifinal

# Team Start Points End Points Difference from next
1
2
3
4
5
6

Final

# Team Start Points Final Points Difference from next Prize
1
2
3
4

Individual Awards

Top Score

  1. Yu Suzuki
  2. Kenji Katsumata
  3. Mizuhara Akina

Top Hanchan

  1. Taro Suzuki
  2. Naoki Setokuma
  3. Daisuke Suzuki

Fourth place avoidance

  1. Arisa Date
  2. Yu Suzuki
  3. Mari Takamiya


External links

2023 M.League season in Japanese Wikipedia