How much does U.S. citizenship affect NBA players?

U.S. citizenship still has a very big impact on NBA players, and if you have U.S. citizenship, you will get the league's commercial packaging, and your influence will be greater.

I don't think U.S. citizenship has much of an impact on NBA players. Because there are also many foreign players in the NBA who have made a name for themselves.

The NBA in the United States has always been discriminatory, especially against Asian Americans. For example, although Jeremy Lin is an American citizen, he is often discriminated against in the NBA, and Yao Ming was also discriminated against in the early days of his landing in the NBA, but later won back respect with his strength.

This country should be Spain, because Spain has a lot of players who have played in the NBA, and the level of the domestic league in Spain is very highFor example, Real Madrid Barcelona has a very high level of football, but the level of basketball is still one of the top in Europe. So this also allows Spain to have a large number of NBA players. And there are a lot of Spanish players who have won NBA championships.

Because of the high level of the Spanish league, there are a lot of NBA players, such as Pau Gasol, Marc Gasol, Rubio, these players have played in Spanish domestic league clubs。Of course, it is also because these players perform very well that they will be favored by NBA teams. And Pau Gasol and Marc Gasol both won championship rings at one time.

This is also a great help for the improvement of the level of basketball in Spain.

What's more, Spain has also had a very good run in the World Series. For example, the Spanish basketball team has won the World Championships and the World Cupand also won a silver medal at the Olympics. Such an excellent result can also make the players in the Spanish team appreciated by the NBA.

So we see a lot of Spanish players playing in the NBA, which is very normal.

In fact, this is a very good thing for the development of the NBA, because only the development of globalization will promote the popularity of the NBA around the world. It will also lead to more and more young people working in basketball. It would also provide the NBA with a plethora of great basketball talent.

It should be Spain, and there are a lot of players in Spain who just play in NBAD

In addition to the Americans, it may be the Spaniards who play the most in the NBA, and they have all played for them, and the level is particularly high.

Canada. Because of Canada's proximity to the continental United States, Canadian players were trained in the United States at a very young age.

Spain's NBA also has more players. The physical fitness of the Spanish people is quite good.

The largest number of NBA players is Canada, with a total of 13 Canadians this past season.

It should be Canada, there are about 18 people, and the NBA has produced a lot of Canadian basketball young talents.

It should be Canada, and I feel that there are a lot of players in Canada.

This is not a definite number that gives you a definite number, but it can be up to a third.

There seem to be a lot of them, and some of them are famous.

For example, the French sports car, the Russian AK47, the Gasol brothers, the golden boy.

Is it this season now? Now it's 169.

That's too much and how do you define what a big name is, its tactical position in the team, the cornerstone of the team?

Alas, except for what you say, I classify them like this:

1. The team's offensive defensive core: Raptors' Bargnani (pf) 20+5 (yes 5 rebounds) Italy.

Lakers' Pau Gasol 18+10 (I don't need to talk about this) Spain.

Rocket's Luiscola 18+8 (seems to be this statistic, I can't remember exactly).

Bucks' Andrew Bogut had 11 rebounds and blocked (first in the league).

2, the cornerstone of the team's future core building: Mark Gasol 10+7+ playoffs performed well, and Randolph formed one of the league's most NB interior lines) Spanish golden boy Rubio (optimistic about the Timberwolves to enter the playoffs in 3 years).

3. Indispensable important players or bench leaders within the team: Magic's Sidu Tegoru (Turkey), Raptors' Barbosa (Brazil), Jose Barria (I forgot it, it's not the United States anyway), Rockets' Dragic (Slovenia), Mavericks' Fernandez (Spain).

In addition: Carter, Maddie used to be Canadian and now I don't know if I have transferred my nationality.

At present, I think of so much, but it is still far from enough, the data is approximate, I can't remember the specifics, for your reference.

Nowitzki: The biggest hand.

Lore Deng, Turkoglou, in fact, Duncan is not an American citizen, Duncan is from the Virgin Islands!

Parker, France.

Yao Ming, China.

Gasol Spain.

Ginobili Argentina.

Nash Canada.

Nowiti, Germany.

For example, Yi Jianlian, Dior, Pau Gasol, Marc Gasoldo;

The Spanish gang and the Argentine gang!!

Yao Ming, Yi Jianlian, Ginobili.