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Basketball league

The Liga Nacional de Básquetbol (abbreviated LNB, and literally in English, "National Basketball League"), also commonly referred to as "La Liga de Básquet" ("The Basketball League"), is the top-tier level of the Argentinebasketball league system.

The league is under the auspices of the Basketball Clubs' Association (in Spanish: Asociación de Clubes de Básquetbol).

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The LNB's predecessor league is the now defunct Campeonato Argentino de Clubes, which was organized by the Argentine Basketball Confederation.

The league was created through the efforts of basketball coachLeón Najnudel, and sports journalist Osvaldo Orcasitas, in the s, to make Argentine men's club basketball more competitive, through the merging of the many existing local leagues.^[3] It is designed like the NBA, with a regular season, all-star game, and playoffs.

However, unlike the NBA, the LNB has a promotion and relegation system, with the La Liga Argentina (LLA), the league level that is immediately below the LNB.

A tribute to Najnudel's vision, is the string of successes of the senior men's Argentine national basketball team, culminating with the team's Summer Olympic Games gold medal won at the Summer Olympics, and the international careers of many players who started in the league.

History

Creation

Before the league was established, the regular tournament was Campeonato Argentino de Clubes where teams from all the provinces took part. The league had a regional format and playoffs.

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For the edition there was 64 teams. The association decided to retire 10 teams, moving them to "Primera Nacional A".^[4] Of those teams, 4 were from city of Buenos Aires, and the provinces of Buenos Aires, Córdoba and Santa Fe were represented by 2 teams each.

As a result, a number of 54 teams played the Argentino de clubes.

At the end of the tournament, the six best placed team would promote to Primera A, and the rest of the clubs would be relegated to Primera B (second division).^[5]

First seasons

The first edition of Liga Nacional was played within , with 16 teams participating although Independiente de Tucumán abandoned the championship for economic reasons.

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The first game was played on April 26, ,^[6] when San Lorenzo de Almagro faced Argentino de Firmat at Estadio Obras Sanitarias.

Ferro Carril Oeste was the first LNB champion after defeating Atenas de Córdoba in 3 games. The next season (), Ferro Carril Oeste won its second consecutive title, beating Olimpo de Bahía Blanca in 5 games ( on aggregate).

The Verdolaga played its third consecutive final series in , but was finally defeated by Atenas, that won the first of 9 titles, being the most winning LNB team to date.

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In Atenas won a second championship beating River Plate and the next year Ferro won another title, being the only title won by León Najnudel as coach.

Competition format

Following a system similar to the European basketball leagues, the Liga Nacional features promotion and relegation. Contested by 20 teams, the top division is divided in two stages: the first one consists of a double round-robin competition, with standings decided by a points system.

At the end of the season, teams placed 1st to 16th advance to the playoffs, while the last 2 teams play a series to avoid relegation.

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The playoffs stage is divided in four parts, where winning teams qualify to the next stage while defeated teams retire from the tournament. The successive stages are quarter finals, semi-finals and the finals. Quarter and semi-finals are played in a format (best-of-five) while finals are played in a format, which rounds are best-of-seven series.

Current clubs (–24 season)

Club	City	Province	Seasons	Arena	Capacity	Est.
Argentino	Junín	Buenos Aires	16	El Fortín de las Morochas	1,
Boca Juniors	City of Buenos Aires		35	Luis Conde	2,
Ciclista Olímpico	La Banda	Santiago del Estero	19	Vicente Rosales	3,
Comunicaciones	Mercedes	Corrientes	7	Estadio Comunicaciones	3,
Ferro Carril Oeste	City of Buenos Aires		29	Estadio Héctor Etchart	4,
Gimnasia y Esgrima	Comodoro Rivadavia	Chubut	35	Socios Fundadores	2,
Independiente	Oliva	Córdoba	2	El Gigante	1,
Instituto	Córdoba	Córdoba	11	Angel Sandrin	2,
Oberá Tenis Club	Oberá	Misiones	4	Estadio Dr. Luis Augusto Derna	2,
Obras Sanitarias	City of Buenos Aires		27	Estadio Obras	3,
Peñarol	Mar del Plata	Buenos Aires	37	Islas Malvinas	8,
Platense	Florida	Buenos Aires	5	Microestadio Vicente López [n 1]
Quimsa	Santiago del Estero	Santiago del Estero	18	Estadio Ciudad	5,
Regatas	Corrientes	Corrientes	20	José Jorge Contte	4,
Riachuelo	La Rioja	La Rioja	3	Superdomo	13,
San Lorenzo	City of Buenos Aires		10	Polideportivo Roberto Pando	2,
San Martín	Corrientes	Corrientes	11	Estadio Raúl A. Ortiz	2,
La Unión	Formosa	Formosa	16	Cincuentenario	4,
Unión	Santa Fe	Santa Fe	6	Estadio Ángel Malvicino	5,
Zárate Basket	Zárate	Buenos Aires	1	D.A.M. Stadium	4,	[7]

References

Champions

List of finals

Source: LNB website.^[8]

Titles by club

Club	Titles	Years won
Atenas	9	, , , –92, –98, –99, –02, –03, –09
Peñarol	5	–94, –10, –11, –12, –14
San Lorenzo	5	–16, –17, –18, –19, –21
Boca Juniors	4	–97, –04, –07, –24
Ferro Carril Oeste		, ,
GEPU	2	–91, –93
Estudiantes (O)		–00, –01
Quimsa		–15,
Independiente	1	–95
Olimpia		–96
Ben Hur		–05
Gimnasia y Esgrima (CR)		–06
Libertad		–08
Regatas Corrientes		–13
Instituto		–22

Awards

Main article: Liga Nacional de Básquet Awards

These are the yearly individual awards are given by the league as a recognition to the most valuable player (in both, regular season and finals) and the top scorer.

Leonardo Gutiérrez was chosen finals MVP a record of 4 times, while Joe Bunn is the most times top scorer (5 seasons).

Statistical leaders

Main article: Liga Nacional de Básquet Statistical Leaders

Retired numbers

As of September , 17 players have their jerseys retired. Atenas was the team which started this practice (in , with legendary Marcelo Milanesio's #9).^[9][10][11]

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4	Quilmes (MdP)	Eduardo Dominé	SG	, –		[11]
5	Atenas	Héctor Campana	SG	–88, –92, –, –04		[10][12]
5	Estudiantes (BB)[n 1]	Hernán Jasen	SF	–99, –18		[13]
7	Quilmes (MdP)	Esteban De la Fuente	SG/SF	–93, –97, –05		[11]
7	Atenas	Bruno Lábaque	PG	–, –09, –17		[14]
7	Gimnasia y Esgrima (CR)	Pablo Moldú	SG	–		[15][16]
7	Quimsa	Nicolás Aguirre	PG	–13, –15		[17]
8	Peñarol (MdP)	Tato Rodríguez	PG	–, –, –		[18][19]
8	Quilmes (MdP)	Guillermo García Oyaga	s–80s [11]		[11]
8	Gimnasia y Esgrima (CR)	Gabriel Cocha	SG	–92, –98, –07		[15][16]
8	Quimsa	Fernando Small	?	–, –08		[17][20]
9	Atenas	Marcelo Milanesio	PG	–		[10]
10	Estudiantes (BB)[n 1]	Juan Espil	SG/SF	–, –12		[21][22]
11	Atenas	Diego Osella	C	–, –, –		[23][24][25]
11	Quimsa	Miguel Cortijo	PG	–	?	[11][26]
14	Estudiantes (BB)[n 1]	Alberto Cabrera[n 2]	PG	–		[27][28]
14	Quimsa	Gabriel Deck	SF	–16		[17]

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