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    How many WBC'10 players are playing in your league?

    Of course NBA will top this with >30 current players, but I'm just wondering where the other leagues rank.

    China: Probably 14 players from 5 countries would have played in the 09-10 CBA season. (China-10 players, Jordan-Abbas, Lebanon-Fahed, Puerto Rico-Ramos, Cote d'Ivore-Lamizana)
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    You only know the Chinese and Asian leagues?

    Well, ACB has the most after NBA, followed by Greek league.

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      No one can be sure until the final rosters are announced. But it will be probably be USA, Greece, Spain.
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        Originally posted by Franz View Post
        You only know the Chinese and Asian leagues?
        If I know everything I wouldn't have opened this discussion topic, would I?

        To answer your question, I only know the Chinese and a little bit about East Asian leagues, and nothing/zero about European leagues.
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          Originally posted by sinobball View Post
          If I know everything I wouldn't have opened this discussion topic, would I?

          To answer your question, I only know the Chinese and a little bit about East Asian leagues, and nothing/zero about European leagues.
          I did not mean to give you hard time. I just saw CBA as first and it made me ponder.

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            I wonder if the Australian NBL, with their Kiwi players, has more than 14 representatives in FIBA World.
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              If we count WABA it might be approaching 30, course then Euroleague would probably be some huge number as well.

              If we stick to national leagues it'll probably NBA in first but after that I could see the NBL having the second most since they represent two national teams.
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                Originally posted by Dtown View Post
                If we count WABA it might be approaching 30, course then Euroleague would probably be some huge number as well.

                If we stick to national leagues it'll probably NBA in first but after that I could see the NBL having the second most since they represent two national teams.
                Lots of Aussies (Bogut, Mills, Andersen, Ogilvy, Jawai, Barlow, Ingles, Newley, Nielsen, Maric etc.) seem to be playing in US/Europe, but I'm no expert on how many of them would make the final rosters. Also a couple Kiwis too.

                WABA has no league this year, according to asia-basket.com
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