Haesanite National League|
| Abbreviation | HNL |
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| Formation | 1914 |
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| Founded at | Suyang, Haesan |
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| Type | Baseball League |
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| Headquarters | Suyang, Haesan |
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| Website | hnl.hn |
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The Haesanite National League is the top flight of Haesanite baseball (야구, or yagu). 32 teams compete for the Astral Cup, the national championship of Haesanite baseball. Two teams are relegated to the Second League at the conclusion of each season, and replaced with the champion and runner-up of the Second League.
League Structure
History
Teams
| Division
|
Team
|
City
|
Stadium
|
Capacity
|
First Season
|
Current Spell
|
Last Cup
|
| Haesan Conference
|
| Bay
|
Hanyeong Navigators
|
Hanyeong, Sinhan
|
Global Maritime Park
|
43,388
|
1936
|
1936–
|
2005
|
| Seoyeon Supernova
|
Seoyeon, Sinhan
|
Atlas Park
|
28,963
|
2010
|
2017–
|
—
|
| Sinju Ghosts
|
Sinju, Sinhan
|
Suri Motors Field
|
55,673
|
1914
|
1914–
|
2021
|
| Suyang Sol
|
Suyang, Suyang
|
Seollim Sky Dome
|
62,140
|
1990
|
1992–
|
2001
|
| Mountain
|
Anfa Alouettes
|
Anfa, Anfa
|
Delaporte Arena
|
42,670
|
1973
|
1973–
|
1978
|
| Haseon Frost
|
Haseon, Seocheon
|
Seorae Park
|
23,991
|
2019
|
2019–
|
—
|
| Levesque Lions
|
Levesque, Northlands
|
Mirage Financial Stadium
|
51,271
|
1973
|
1977–
|
1994
|
| Sanri Mountaineers
|
Sanri, Maehwa
|
Cheonpung Park
|
37,197
|
1936
|
1988–
|
—
|
| Plains
|
Gyeongseong Gulls
|
Gyeongseong, Ryujang
|
Haeyang Field
|
47,199
|
1936
|
1995–
|
2000
|
| Haebam Lunas
|
Junyeol, Haebam
|
Astra Telecom Field
|
26,496
|
2010
|
2010–
|
—
|
| Hwagang Regents
|
Hwagang, Hwagang CR
|
Haesan National Field
|
52,010
|
1973
|
1973–
|
1952
|
| Lemonnier Lightning
|
Lemonnier, Lemonnier
|
Montclair Park
|
28,283
|
1990
|
2001–
|
—
|
| South
|
Anmi Aviators
|
Anmi, Namhae
|
Boheom Insurance Park
|
43,979
|
1914
|
1914–
|
1982
|
| Bridgeport Ironmen
|
Bridgeport, Northern Maritimes
|
Air Maritimes Field
|
35,662
|
1990
|
1993–
|
—
|
| Hapyeol Hawks
|
Hapyeol, Imyu
|
Gwangbok Field
|
26,174
|
2019
|
2019–
|
—
|
| Jeonyu Towers
|
Jeonyu, Imyu
|
SBS Stadium
|
49,812
|
1914*
|
1981–
|
2019
|
| Commonwealth Conference
|
| Coastal
|
Anmi Rockets
|
Anmi, Namhae
|
Saerom Park
|
39,455
|
1990
|
2002–
|
2020
|
| Sinju Crecent
|
Sinju, Sinhan
|
Suryu Stadium
|
43,898
|
1990
|
1990–
|
—
|
| Suyang Pearls
|
Suyang, Suyang
|
Seollim Sky Dome
|
62,140
|
1914
|
2017–
|
1980
|
| Yeocheon Eagles
|
Yeocheon, Namhae
|
Rōš ut Bernei Park
|
34,298
|
1936
|
1975–
|
2017
|
| Gulf
|
Anfa Ironclads
|
Anfa, Anfa
|
Suri Heavy Industry Park
|
60,070
|
1973
|
1977–
|
1981
|
| Anfa Stars
|
Anfa, Anfa
|
Star Stadium
|
57,884
|
1914
|
1914–
|
2022
|
| Myeongsa Polar Bears
|
Myeongsa, Northlands
|
Bulsajo Stadium
|
20,086
|
2021
|
2021–
|
—
|
| Varenne Vintners
|
Varenne, Vernier
|
Fontenay Field
|
25,339
|
2022
|
2022–
|
—
|
| Metro
|
Ashley Laurels
|
Ashley, Namhae
|
Seongwon Park
|
23,659
|
2023
|
2023–
|
—
|
| Munseong Tide
|
Munseong, Namhae
|
Haebyeon Field
|
41,283
|
1990
|
1997–
|
2003
|
| Seowon Gondoliers
|
Seowon, Sugang
|
Geumjin Field
|
32,480
|
2010
|
2012–
|
—
|
| Suyang Light
|
Suyang, Suyang
|
HS Entertainment Field
|
48,761
|
1990
|
1999–
|
2010
|
| Valley
|
Apseong Armory
|
Apseong, Sugang
|
Geonseong Park
|
38,682
|
2010
|
2018–
|
—
|
| Eungang Rapids
|
Imae, Eungang
|
Narae Park
|
34,973
|
1990
|
2004–
|
2015
|
| Hyangsan Blossoms
|
Hyangsan, Sugang
|
Jinju Stadium
|
55,129
|
1914
|
1983–
|
2008
|
| Jeongseon Jade
|
Jeongseon, Maehwa
|
Jeongseok Field
|
21,092
|
2020
|
2023–
|
—
|