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Basketball team

Chiba

Club · Japan · B League

«The Jets»

390 Matches
278 wins
112 losses
33385–30326 Points
+3059 Difference
85.6 Average per match
Form L 26 Sep · Away Tokyo Sunrockers · 79:95 L 2 Oct · Home Alvark · 131:138 L 4 Oct · Home Alvark · 71:96 L 8 Oct · Away Kobe · 86:94 W 10 Oct · Away Levanga Hokkaido · 109:103 L 12 Oct · Away Yokohama B-Corsairs · 106:108

Chiba Jets Funabashi have won the Emperor's Cup five times, in 2017, 2018, 2019, 2023 and 2024, but the title that changed how the club was seen came in the 2020–21 season, when they took the B.League championship after a run that included setting a league record the previous year with 50 regular-season wins. That season also brought a final MVP award for the centre Sebas Saiz, and the club added a continental line to its record in 2023–24 by winning the East Asia Super League.

The Jets started out in 2005 under a plainer name and only became Chiba Jets Funabashi in July 2017, tightening the bond with the city that a hometown agreement had set out two years earlier. Ownership passed more firmly into the hands of Mixi, the social network operator, once it bought into the operating company in 2019, and the company's money has shaped the club's recent direction as much as anything on the court.

Yuki Togashi has been the closest thing to a constant through the winning years: named league MVP in 2019 and finals MVP of the East Asia Super League in 2024, with eight selections to the league's best five in between. Yuta Watanabe's return in 2024, after stints with four NBA clubs including the Toronto Raptors and Brooklyn Nets, gave the roster a player who had tested himself at a level few in Japanese basketball ever reach.

In May 2024 the club left Funabashi Arena, which held around 5,000, for the newly built LaLa arena TOKYO-BAY in Minami-Funabashi, more than doubling capacity to 11,000. The move against Tochigi Brex still carries the sharpest edge of any fixture on the calendar, an old rivalry from the club's early years in the league. Chiba now goes into each season in the Premier division expected to contend again, with the Emperor's Cup and a return to the B.League final among the targets it sets itself.

Latest results

Fixtures and results
12 Oct B League Yokohama B-Corsairs A 106:108 L
10 Oct B League Levanga Hokkaido A 109:103 W
8 Oct B League Kobe A 86:94 L
4 Oct B League Alvark H 71:96 L
2 Oct B League Alvark H 131:138 L
26 Sep B League Tokyo Sunrockers A 79:95 L

Standing

B League

Group stage · Eastern Conference

# Team M W L Goals Pts
1 Utsunomiya Brex 60 45 15 5130:4801 0
2 Chiba 60 42 18 5060:4610 0
3 Gunma Crane Thunders 60 42 18 4990:4381 0
4 Alvark 60 41 19 4891:4654 0
5 Levanga Hokkaido 60 37 23 5298:5204 0
Full table

Team statistics

matches counted in total: 390
390 Matches
278 wins
112 losses
33385–30326 Points
+3059 Difference
85.6 Average per match
Match outcomes matches counted in total: 390
278wins: 278 · 71% 112losses: 112 · 28%
wins losses
Scored and conceded last matches
26 Sep · Away Tokyo Sunrockers · 79:95
2 Oct · Home Alvark · 131:138
4 Oct · Home Alvark · 71:96
8 Oct · Away Kobe · 86:94
10 Oct · Away Levanga Hokkaido · 109:103
12 Oct · Away Yokohama B-Corsairs · 106:108
scored — above the line conceded — below the line
Metric Total Home Away
Matches 390 196 194
Scored 33385 16820 16565
Conceded 30326 14927 15399
Average per match 85.6 85.8 85.4
Conceded per game 77.8 76.2 79.4
Difference +3059 +1893 +1166

Fixtures of Chiba

Honours of Chiba

  • Emperor's Cup 2017, 2018, 2019, 2023, 2024 5
  • B.League 2021 1
  • East Asia Super League 2024 1