Talk:National Basketball Development League (Japan)

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I have created this page to remove the red link from the lead of National Basketball League (Japan). This league is relevant to the ongoing rumblings within japanese basketball concerning a merger between the NBL and the bj league. A sample of the discussion is in this article. [1]. I think there is some interesting information to expand this article. But my focus is on improving the articles of the top leagues first. Hopefully I will get them up to scratch before they fold/rename/merge or whatever other crazy idea the sport's administrators have. AtHomeIn神戸 (talk) 01:56, 29 October 2014 (UTC)[reply]