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Yes? Indigenous Aussies?

Yep I’ve heard about this. At some point when I get time I’ll make a video on him

yeah he played in the U17 worlds earlier this year and surprise surprise he had the most steals in the comp

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i couldnt agree with everything you just said any more.

cheers mate, glad you liked it

@@jackwebster9246 Actually when it comes to most watched sport in Aus it's been the NRL by far the last few year's. Obviously AFL is the most attended sport in Australia & 3rd most attended domestic sport in the world only behind the NFL & the Bundesliga. But the NBL has been thriving the past several years with consistent stadium sell outs every game & popular viewing through paid platforms like Kayo or ESPN which is quite the achievement considering it gets next to no airtime on Australian free too air or exposure in mainstream media.

@@jackwebster9246 Back in the 90's before the NBL's rebuild basketball in Australia was rivalling ratings wise both the AFL/VFL & the NRL thanks to it having plenty of free to air time & media coverage. Typical NBL game's than where all sell outs & league consisted of many more team's.

i understand and know that is a fact my friend, but you have to understand that people outside of Australia would have no idea what Aussie rules footy is

@brentdavis3102 any actual evidence to NRL views over AFL? Because I seriously doubt that!

@@brentdavis3102 that's why I was sad when the NBL went through that era, and how it's much better again now!

its been zoomed in a whole lot my friend, thats why it looks a little odd

Yes, I would agree but the warriors were definitely the first team to adopt the 3 point line

Trenton is an American who was selected last draft from the Australian NBL Next Stars program like several other's last draft including #2 pick Frenchman, Alex Sarr. The Australian NBL Next Stars program has been a massive success as a feeder into the NBA with most notable being Melo Ball.

well said my friend

same here mate

@ what team do u go for

warriors

Same here mate

realatve to other Decades that Aussies have been in the leauge. the amount of Aussies in todays NBA is dominating previous decades. so yes i understand that not all Aussies are "dominating the NBA' with crazy stats or anything. but there is a dominant amout of players in the leauge today, compared to previous decades

Australia both man's & women team's been a international basketball powerhouse for a very long time regardless of the amount of NBA player's in past decades in Australian squads.

he doesnt want to truly acknowledge the fact that hes australain so he doesn't get to have a mention. all of these guys pride themselves on being Aussie and dont play in the US Olympic team when they were born in AUS

Kyrie was born in Melbourne, & returned to the US at an early age. Played one year at Duke & Coach K got him playing for Team USA. Change of allegiance only possible if you wish to represent an up & coming nation like South Sudan.

​@@BaslineBucketsandcards Actually, Irving says he likes being from Australia. Here's an article from 2013. "Irving says he’s proud of his Australian roots and even felt compelled to prove it to disbelieving friends when he was named the first Australian-born All-Star player. “I'm proud to say that I'm an Australian American,” he says. “And it's truly an honor and a blessing to represent such a prestigious continent. “Some of my friends in the US didn't believe that I actually played for Australia - they never believed me ever until I bought my birth certificate in and showed them the continent on the back of my birth certificate. Knowing that I'm an Australian-born NBA basketball player now is fun to think about, and it adds a little bit more to my career.""

Lol, because he’s not australian

He was born in Kew, Melbourne, Australia - that's all.

That is so real ahhahaha

Casual haters and "experts": Imma pretend I didn't see that

That’s not a bad comparison

That’s the same with any team really

yes I do agree mate, but to get rid of Jrue in my opinion wasnt worth it. and yes you definitely should have kept budenholzer

You would be doing way better at this current moment with either Budenholzer or griffen is my point.

thanks for the offer mate but im alright and am not looking to pay for an editor or thumbnail designer

@BaslineBucketsandcards all good! Best of luck brother

Still in my opinion not in the same league as McCain and Dalton are

@@BaslineBucketsandcards lmao what! have you watched him play? hes far above dalton and going hand for hand with mccain

needs more game time i think

he will probably win it for sure

I don’t think anyone does ahhaha

I would imagine it would be ahahha

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Thanks mate

That’s when I just started collecting

Thanks 👍

joel embiid rarely played lol, cos he couldnt foul bait

@@BaslineBucketsandcards 19 pts +15 on the floor. Rent free buddy 😁

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@@BaslineBucketsandcards I just sent you a dm bro. please check

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Also the jazz dont don’t do any of the trades if it’s just one of podz or kuminga and one protected first

The warriors want to keep pods and KUMINGA, and wiggins contract is too big

Don’t say at least that is way too much for him. You would be getting scammed. I would give them podz some picks and Gary Payton. And we get Lauri, and Chris Dunn. We get a backup pg and a center/ power forward

⁠​⁠​⁠@@BaslineBucketsandcardsthey could give them podz and maybe Wiggins as a salary dump and get some cash back to improve the roster. And get a backup point guard. Getting Chris Dunn from Utah if they can