Was surprised there weren't more Canadians on here only to find out there aren't really that many that have played at the professional level at all. Andrew Wiggins and Tristan Thompson will probably be on here at some point.
Guys. I have a new quiz "NBA Top 10 League Leaders of the 2010s" for all NBA fans out there. I have many unique quizzes in my profile you gotta try these hard quizzes. Thanks more power jetpunk!. https://www.jetpunk.com/user-quizzes/342321/nba-top-10-league-leaders-of-the-2010s
I know Serge Ibaka is born in Congo and is really attached with this country, but he's also spanish and he played for Spain so I think I would write Spain instead of Congo.
Tony Parker is born in Belgium but is french and played for France, so I would do the same for Ibaka, even if this case is a bit harder to solve, and I'm not sure everyone would agree with that ^^
Gallinari is active. He didn't play all year because of an injury, but he was on the Celtics official roster and will likely play next season (barring another major injury).
Nitpicking, perhaps, but at least two of these scored points as naturalised American citizens: they even won Olympic gold medals for the US team.
#2 is not an American by birth, but became one in 1993, by which time he'd scored most of his points (I think). However, he scored some of those points as an American.
#3 became a US citizen while still in college, which means he was an American citizen when he scored all of his NBA points.
The countries are a big mess. You should just stick to the birthplace and current country. Ewing was born in a British colony and joined the NBA as an American. Stojaković was born in Croatia/Yugoslavia and came to the US as a Serbian/Greek citizen. Divac was born in Serbia/Yugoslavia and was drafted as a Yugoslav. Luol Deng already mentioned. Etc ...
Tony Parker is born in Belgium but is french and played for France, so I would do the same for Ibaka, even if this case is a bit harder to solve, and I'm not sure everyone would agree with that ^^
Otherwise, why no Yugoslavia on Divac or Kukoc?
#2 is not an American by birth, but became one in 1993, by which time he'd scored most of his points (I think). However, he scored some of those points as an American.
#3 became a US citizen while still in college, which means he was an American citizen when he scored all of his NBA points.