Yomiuri Giants Match Schedule & Results

Second Team

From 2026, the traditional two-league system will change to a one-league, three-division system (East, Central, West)!

　Starting with the 2026 season, the second-team leagues of Nippon Professional Baseball will shift from the previous two-league system of the Eastern League and Western League to a single Farm League. Within this league, teams will compete divided into three divisions: East, Central, and West. The top team from each division, along with the one team with the highest winning percentage among all second-place teams, will form a group of four teams to compete in the semifinals and finals of the "Farm Japan Championship" to determine the champion.

　The Yomiuri Giants, whose hometown is Inagi City, will participate in the Farm League Central District. The Central District consists of five teams: Seibu, Chunichi, DeNA, Hayate Shizuoka, and the Giants.

　First, let's all cheer for the Giants so they can finish at the top of the Central District!!

Farm League Schedule

Match Results & Rankings

Date & Time	Opponent	Score (Self-Opponent)	Rank
Saturday, March 14	Oisix Niigata Albirex	Before the Match	-

 

First Team

FY2026 JERA Central League Official Match Results and Standings

Date & Time	League	Opponent	Score (Self-Mutual)	Central League Standings
Friday, March 27	Central League	Hanshin Tigers	Before the Match	-

The top three teams from both the Central and Pacific Leagues advance to the Climax Series (CS) to determine Japan's number one.

About Yomiuri Giants

For ticket purchases, inquiries about the Giants, and other details, please visit the official Yomiuri Giants (Giants) website.

• Yomiuri Giants (Giants Army) Official Site(External Link)

Inagi City is the hometown of the Yomiuri Giants

In Inagi City, Giants Town Stadium, the home of the Yomiuri Giants' second team, opened on March 1, 2025.

Giants Town Stadium is an advanced stadium that brings players and fans close together, with special attention to the turf and sound equipment. It serves not only as the venue for farm league official games but also hosts a variety of events such as markets and local festivals on non-game days. It is a versatile stadium where people can casually gather and enjoy themselves daily, not just for watching baseball.

 

Click here for details

• Special Feature Page "TOKYO GIANTS TOWN" on the City Website
• Stadium | Tokyo Giants Town Official Site(External Link)