kingofnick | Suns

561 | 9 hours ago

Shams had to change the tweet to “Mexican-born”. Must’ve thought Booker and Jaquez were Japanese.

Lacabloodclot9 | Grizzlies

189 | 9 hours ago

I always forget Booker is half Mexican

Aumissunum

52 | 8 hours ago

Mexican is a nationality, not ethnicity. His mother is mestizo and his father is “black”.

Few_Position_2727 | Lakers

166 | 8 hours ago

Why’d you put black in quotes?? Is his dad not really black ??

thedrcubed | Grizzlies

165 | 8 hours ago

His dad is a black guy from Mississippi. If he gets quotation marks everyone does

Kdot32 | Rockets

16 | 6 hours ago

Moss Point!! Can’t talk about Booker around my friends dad because he won’t shut up about him being from Mississippi lol

I_Defend_Kobe | Lakers

47 | 7 hours ago

I no black i no black

Miserable_Lead_9828

19 | 7 hours ago

Tryna salsa that shit off

lalakingmalibog | Mavericks

3 | 7 hours ago

Kinda like IHart?

lbutler1234 | United States

2 | 5 hours ago

As someone always inclined towards giving the benefit of the doubt, I assume he meant in a “black is a kinda weird/fuzzy/broad label, especially in a conversation where folks are listing off specific ethnicities/ancestries” kind of way.

(I’m no expert on the term, but from what I can tell to be black in America, in its most broad definition, means you have a certain skin pigment. A recent expat from Kenya has as much ancestry in common with a third generation Dominican as a Spaniard has with a Norwegian.)

[deleted]

-12 | 8 hours ago

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theboyqueen

77 | 8 hours ago

Hmm, wonder why that is.

You’ve just described exactly what Black means. You can put the calipers away.

Nuclearsunburn | Heat

21 | 8 hours ago

Okay the deep phrenology reference made me laugh.

Aumissunum

-2 | 7 hours ago

Exactly. So why are we continuing to use a term that has racist origins?

lialialia20 | Timberwolves

1 | 6 hours ago

because your whole country is built on it

Aumissunum

1 | 6 hours ago

What is my country?

shadowcman | Cavaliers

3 | 7 hours ago

You’re just pulling percentages out of your ass and hoping no one calls you on it.

Aumissunum

1 | 7 hours ago

https://blackdemographics.com/geography/african-american-dna/

Studies show the average AA has 20-30% European ancestry.

tango_rojo | Heat

1 | 7 hours ago

Lol the poster is right tho. There aren’t exact averages in the US, the percentage varies depending on the region and methodologies.

https://africanancestry.com/blogs/news/the-hard-truth-about-the-65

https://blackdemographics.com/geography/african-american-dna/

At the end of the day, I don’t understand the quotation marks either.

Aumissunum

-24 | 8 hours ago

Because it’s a very broad term by American standards. Most “Black” Americans would be considered mixed by geneticists. On average they have 73% African 27% European ancestry iirc.

Remnants of the one drop rule.

anonymoususer6407 | Rockets

38 | 8 hours ago

Most people who are black or mexican, their specific ethnicities can’t be traced. Stop being pedantic

Aumissunum

-22 | 8 hours ago

They can be traced. Not being pedantic.

anonymoususer6407 | Rockets

14 | 8 hours ago

Without genetic testing no they can’t. Ask any black person what african ethnicity they are, or a mexican what native peoples they come from.

Have fun with it

Aumissunum

-18 | 8 hours ago

The conversation is about genetic testing.

YSLAnunoby | Raptors

14 | 8 hours ago

You’re the one who made the conversation about genetic testing

theboyqueen

6 | 6 hours ago

No geneticist would describe anyone as “genetically” Black because there is absolutely no genetic or biological meaning to the term “Black”. None.

James Brown was not singing about his genetic admixture.

Aumissunum

-3 | 6 hours ago

I never said genetically “black”, I said genetically mixed.

YSLAnunoby | Raptors

5 | 8 hours ago

Could just say African descended and call it a day or if you are going by national/ethnic groups could be African American, Afro Jamaican, Yoruba, etc. Even if people are mixed and racial categories can be nebulous at best can go by cultural or social positionality

pagny77 | Timberwolves

0 | 8 hours ago

Here in NZ our indigenous population went from like 15% of the population to 20% in ten years, cause most people correctly stopped caring about mixed relationships. Its weird to think in the distant future everyone will just be racially ambiguous, but if we retain cultures it may be for the better

YSLAnunoby | Raptors

6 | 8 hours ago

Even when society is incredibly mixed there is still tendency for social stratification and tends to be a light/white ruling class in the case of Brazil there are social/class descriptions that are based on how light or dark you are. For a broad example if you are a lighter skinned Brazilian who is middle class you may have a description that is the same as a dark skinned Brazilian who is wealthier than you because of the value that is placed in your proximity to whiteness is also considered to be a part of your class description

jaeehovaa | Suns

33 | 8 hours ago

Yeah technically but in Mexico we don’t race bait we are all just Mexican no one goes around saying I’m mestizo.

YSLAnunoby | Raptors

17 | 8 hours ago

Even the way people use mestizo is contentious because people who are more visibly Afro and Indigenous Mexicans (and more broadly Latin people) have pointed out that this blanket identity is used to mask specific issues they face

lalakingmalibog | Mavericks

14 | 7 hours ago

Luka is Slovenian

Aumissunum

-8 | 7 hours ago

Yes, his nationality and ethnicity are both Slovenian. What’s your point?

lalakingmalibog | Mavericks

37 | 7 hours ago

Luka Doncic is Devin Booker father

pizzapizzamesohungry

9 | 7 hours ago

Saw this shit coming a mile away. Hahaha

Aumissunum

9 | 7 hours ago

I can’t believe I missed that LMAO

pizzapizzamesohungry

2 | 5 hours ago

I don’t know why you are getting downvoted, your response helps the joke land

Aumissunum

4 | 7 hours ago

It’s true

Lacabloodclot9 | Grizzlies

6 | 8 hours ago

I had to google what ‘Mestizo’ meant but thanks for the correction

smaIl_talk | Lakers

10 | 8 hours ago

he’s using a technical term when colloquially you are described by your ethnicity. a black mexican would be called mexican. race isnt too often referee to but more your country of origin in hispanic cultures. there are a wide range of physical features that can apply. also he meant race not ethnicity while “correcting” you. mexican is 100% an ethnicity lol.

Lacabloodclot9 | Grizzlies

4 | 8 hours ago

I’m not American and I’ve met maybe one Mexican in my life so I’m finding this very confusing

smaIl_talk | Lakers

8 | 8 hours ago

i typed out a whole thing and deleted it instead lol. it’s confusing and complicated and these kind of things deal with cultural norms mainly. different countries have different relations with race internally then there is a larger framework within hispanic cultures that also talk about it differently. in short, he’s wrong, booker identifies as mexican and black, and the guy in the article would also consider himself mexican even though booker is mexican american and karim is mexican born

OhSoJelly | Lakers

1 | 6 hours ago

Race is a broad term and means a variety of different things around the world. It roughly refers to physical traits and characteristics attributed to a certain group of people. Mexicans (and most Latinos) have a wide range of physical features due to European colonization and “mixing” with the indigenous people of the Americas. I was born in Mexico and I have fair-skin with brown hair and colored eyes. My brother has brown skin with black hair and brown eyes. We’re both Mexican but have drastically different physical features, so it’s easier to just call “Mexican” an ethnicity which is tied more with culture (language, food, family structure, etc).

thoang77 | Warriors

6 | 3 hours ago

Is his mom not Mexican just because she’s mestizo? Are you gatekeeping nationality because she’s not full blooded Mexican? Are the only true Mexicans 100% Aztec origin?

Aumissunum

-1 | 3 hours ago

Nobody said any of that. His mother is Mexican by nationality and mestizo by ethnicity. Those are two different concepts. Saying I’m “half Mexican” is like saying I’m “half American”. Mexico isn’t an ethnostate like some countries. If you want to define “Mexican” as the ethnicity native to the current area in Mexico, then mestizo Mexican citizens are technically “half Mexican”.

thoang77 | Warriors

1 | 3 hours ago

So can anyone, other than the indigenous people, be pure Mexican? How far back do you have to go to become ethnically Mexican?

Aumissunum

2 | 3 hours ago

What is “pure Mexican”? That makes zero sense. Like saying “pure American”. It’s hard to call most Mexicans pure anything since most of them are mestizos with about 50% European admixture.

Helac3lls

2 | an hour ago

Nobody is talking about “pure Mexican” because that’s not a thing. Anyone born in Mexico is Mexican because Mexican is a nationality not an ethnicity. Your nationality is usually separate from your ethnic background.

Forgot-to-remember1

2 | 5 hours ago

? It is absolutely a ethnicity 😂😂😂

dae5oty

3 | 7 hours ago

I thought he was half Slovenian

Lacabloodclot9 | Grizzlies

12 | 7 hours ago

It’s March 2026

glen_ko_ko | Pistons

1 | 4 minutes ago

He’s a Michigander first and foremost

Imaginesafety | Knicks

396 | 9 hours ago

Fun fact: D Book is half Mexican (Yes, I know this isn’t about ethnicity)

somms999 | Celtics

119 | 8 hours ago

so was Ted Williams! (Yes, I know this isn’t about baseball)

HenrikCrown | Pelicans

41 | 8 hours ago

Auston Matthews, Justin Gaethje, the list goes on and on with half Mexicans

But don’t nobody wanna actually be Mexican if they can pass for something else

duckman209 | Warriors

21 | 8 hours ago

Shout out to Randy Arozarena

jjkm7 | Raptors

17 | 8 hours ago

Auston matthews? That’s pretty damn surprising

ElBurritoNinja | Clippers

7 | 6 hours ago

He could’ve saved Arizona Hockey, Instead he ruined Canadian Hockey.

afjecj | Magic

7 | 7 hours ago

The humble tamales don’t give a shit, that baby reps mexico all day long

agentb719 | Spurs

1 | 6 hours ago

Did not know Auston Matthews mom was Mexican

Huge-Ad-3145 | Pistons

1 | 16 minutes ago

As a mexican goddamn that’s a rough assessment

Fair. But rough

stopaskingifimwhite | Jazz

7 | 6 hours ago

So is my neighbor Raul! (Yes, I know this isn’t about my neighbor Raul)

Whako4

3 | 8 hours ago

Baseball, huh

KaseyOfTheWoods | Lakers

3 | 7 hours ago

Isn’t Louis CK as well?

yooston | Rockets

1 | 2 hours ago

louis CK is my favorite sneaky half Mexican

Justafanofnbadrama | San Diego Clippers

-6 | 8 hours ago

So was Marilyn Monroe! (Yes, I know this isn’t about famous presidential side pieces)

KipchogesBurner | Trail Blazers

17 | 8 hours ago

She was born there. Both of her parents are white midwesterners

Cabello10

-1 | 7 hours ago

Hes like a quarter Mexican

rocpilehardasfuk | Warriors

11 | 7 hours ago

DeAaron Fox is the father of Devin Booker?

Cabello10

7 | 6 hours ago

No that’s luka

Ammoniaholic

-1 | 4 hours ago

The other half is Slovenian.

Ilikesporks_ | Lakers

287 | 9 hours ago

does jaime not have mexican descent?

761557527

349 | 9 hours ago

First Mexican-born prospect is what is said in the article.

Ilikesporks_ | Lakers

89 | 9 hours ago

that makes more sense. idk where this title came from cause the title of the article doesn’t say that nor does it say “Mexican descent” anywhere else in the article

YSLAnunoby | Raptors

57 | 8 hours ago

It’s because Shams doesn’t proof read shit before he sends out tweets

TheDemonBarber | Bulls

10 | 8 hours ago

Shams is not a smart man. Hardworking, yes, and I’m sure many other positive qualities. But not the brightest!

YSLAnunoby | Raptors

19 | 7 hours ago

Yeah and unlike Woj he never was an actual journalist/writer before the Twitter breaking news era and you can tell if you ever try to read his articles.

trav-senpai | Kings

-7 | 7 hours ago

How much of an ass to you need to be to judge someone based off tweets about boring ass sports news?

TheDemonBarber | Bulls

13 | 7 hours ago

I mean, tweeting about sports news is his job. I don’t think it’s that unfair to assess someone’s intelligence based on the very public performance of their job. But I’ll keep your feedback in mind!

trav-senpai | Kings

0 | an hour ago

His job is tweets because of idiots foaming at the mouth for those tweets. Even if it’s his job you just judge a man’s life by tweets regardless of who it was or what they’re doing. Thats sad.

theboyqueen

15 | 8 hours ago

Eduardo Nájera was the only previous Mexican-born player to be drafted, but he was the 9th pick in the second round.

The only three other Mexican-born NBA players are Gustavo Ayón, Jorge Gutiérrez, and Horacio Llamas.

RyuSunn | Lakers

3 | 4 hours ago

Horacio Llamas plays in my local senior league here in Mexico, very recognizable by being the tallest player on the court lol

surgeyou123 | Heat

41 | 9 hours ago

Yeah. But he’s a no sabo kid.

wutsdasqrtofdisapt | Trail Blazers

11 | 8 hours ago

He just like me

wutsdasqrtofdisapt | Trail Blazers

23 | 9 hours ago

You’re right, he does. Maybe they meant born in Mexico?

trickshotfaker | Spurs

14 | 9 hours ago

He does. Idk if OP or shams messed up, but the article he links even says first ‘Mexican born’ first round selection.

YSLAnunoby | Raptors

10 | 8 hours ago

Also Booker

background_action92 | Heat

7 | 8 hours ago

The title is stupid. It should have said mexican born. Jaime is an la kid whose father I think is first generation or second generation and his mom is from Norway i think

PanthalassaRo | Knicks

1 | 7 hours ago

He has a mexican parent but was born in the US, Karim was born in México.

ComoEstanBitches | Lakers

1 | 6 hours ago

And he’s only half

AyYoBigBro | Pistons

100 | 9 hours ago

Jaime Jaquez went 18th and he’s a dual citizen, how does he not count?

Remarkable_Act_2564 | Lakers

114 | 9 hours ago

“Lopez is projected to become the first Mexican-born player to be selected in the first round of the NBA draft.”

They’re talking about first person born in Mexico

DefinitelyForReal

81 | 8 hours ago

Then the headline chosen for Reddit was trash. “Mexican descent” and Mexican born can be very different things.

YSLAnunoby | Raptors

20 | 8 hours ago

It’s straight up what Shams tweeted and because the man never proof reads before sending his stuff out he’s constantly deleting and re sending tweets.

Remarkable_Act_2564 | Lakers

9 | 8 hours ago

Idk if he has the time to proofread. Being first matters more in his industry, unfortunately

Journalism is now about breaking news and not fact-based news 😟

YSLAnunoby | Raptors

8 | 7 hours ago

He’s not competing with Woj anymore and Chris Haynes got different sources and scoops than him. He can take 1 more minute to get things right instead of constantly getting it wrong and deleting. Woj did it without messing up like Shams does

Remarkable_Act_2564 | Lakers

5 | 8 hours ago

I get you. All the info is in the article tho!

eloquentboot | Cavaliers

6 | 8 hours ago

Doesn’t help me, I’m illiterate.

Remarkable_Act_2564 | Lakers

2 | 8 hours ago

Shit. My bad dude I didn’t know

AyYoBigBro | Pistons

1 | 8 hours ago

The body of the post just says “of Mexican descent” whooooooops my bad haha

mrb4 | Suns

11 | 9 hours ago

Shams first tweet was wrong, he updated it. Would be the first guy born in Mexico to go in first round.

letters165 | Spurs

79 | 9 hours ago

A perfect fit for our crazy Hispanic fans.

And for team needs, honestly.

banjofitzgerald

25 | 8 hours ago

“A lot of crazy fans in Lopez jerseys. How can they afford it?”

TheOriginal_G | Mavericks

23 | 8 hours ago

A Lopez Spurs jersey would do NUMBERS even without the recent drama.

Mundy2

9 | 8 hours ago

My thoughts exactly! 😂

FirebatM3 | Spurs

3 | 7 hours ago

Big forward that does everything - could be what we hoped Sochan was

Zigxy | Pacers Bandwagon

2 | 8 hours ago

Now tickets will get even more expensive. How can “they” afford it?!?

michelobX10

57 | 9 hours ago

Karim Abdul-Lopez

awmaleg | Suns

2 | 6 hours ago

Lew Cilindro

LowRune | Thunder

1 | 4 hours ago

Carlos Antonio Jowns

Emergency-Ad280 | Mavericks

58 | 8 hours ago

Najera walked so others could run.

Justafanofnbadrama | San Diego Clippers

4 | 8 hours ago

Almost married his cousin

Difficult_Tackle9505

6 | 8 hours ago

Hah?

dead-serious | San Diego Clippers

1 | 6 hours ago

Tu sabes, famed supermodel actress Eduarda Najera

HenrikCrown | Pelicans

23 | 8 hours ago

The Mexican delegation is proud of Karim Lopez and Aaliyah Chavez as future representatives in basketball

We have been waiting for real Spanish speaking, true Mexican blood to play in the NBA since Gustavo Ayon

Zigxy | Pacers Bandwagon

12 | 8 hours ago

We’ve had Spanish speaking Blake Griffin for years

Augchm | 76ers

5 | 7 hours ago

Luka Doncic is a legit spanish speaker tbh

PanthalassaRo | Knicks

4 | 7 hours ago

So is Porzingis. Makes sense they played in Spain.

abc4357 | Lakers

10 | 9 hours ago

Lakers gotta go get this guy

_chadwell_ | Lakers

3 | 7 hours ago

Mexican guy named Karim would be perfect on the Lakers

DefinitelyForReal

9 | 9 hours ago

Does Devin Booker not exist?

Scaindawgs_

0 | 7 hours ago

At like 18 points not really impactful points a game

Man0nTheMoon915 | Celtics

7 | 7 hours ago

People in this thread would be surprised how Mexicans don’t consider “Mexican-Americans” as true “Mexicans”. They actively make them feel less too

FeelingSpiritual4481

3 | 4 hours ago

not trying to make anyone feel less, its just mexico its not a race its a country and not one of them actually come from mexico, they born and raised 100% in the US

so-cal_kid | Lakers

4 | 3 hours ago

True but Jeremy lin was born and raised in the US and fans in Asia still loved him even if he didnt speak perfect Mandarin.

FeelingSpiritual4481

-1 | 3 hours ago

And thats cool if chinese people like that, im just saying in mexico you either are or you are not, and you have to actually come from the country to be considered one

Cabello10

4 | 6 hours ago

I have not heard or seen one mexican claim booker or jaquez

StrawHatTebo

1 | 6 hours ago

wtf? Booker is mexican?

louie3723jr

2 | 6 hours ago

Yeah his mom is Mexican and his grandpa was born in Mexico.

RFFF1996 | Thunder

1 | 5 hours ago

I didnt actually know that

Cabello10

1 | 6 hours ago

I guess so

weirdsignal45 | Spurs

1 | 3 hours ago

We’re just hiding so ya’ll don’t blame us for Juan Toscano-Anderson

Cabello10

1 | 3 hours ago

Another one I forgot was somehow mexican

Former-Rule-705

3 | 8 hours ago

Love it. Hopefully he can be great

devinstated1 | Bucks

-5 | 7 hours ago

He will 100% be a bust

Jeff_Bravo | Rockets

3 | 8 hours ago

Jit look like if klay and brook lopez had a kid

TheMoorNextDoor | Nets

3 | 8 hours ago

Mexico City team here we come - Adam Silver.

CASE-90 | Magic

3 | 7 hours ago

Gustavo ayon would be so proud

CurrentCostanza | Trail Blazers

3 | 6 hours ago

Why didn’t he play college basketball?

weirdsignal45 | Spurs

2 | 3 hours ago

he’s been playing professional since he was 14

devil_machine | Thunder

1 | 4 hours ago

He’s been playing the the Australian NBL, with the NZ Breakers for the last couple seasons, just like RJ Hampton did, except Lopez has been fantastic and could compete with adults.

jaeehovaa | Suns

4 | 8 hours ago

No he will be the first mexican picked in the first round, Devin Booker is half mexican but from the usa aka Mexican descent.

Thousandtree | Pistons

1 | 6 hours ago

Also, Mark Aguirre was the first player of Mexican descent to be picked first overall, in 1981. His dad was from Mexico.

jaeehovaa | Suns

1 | 5 hours ago

That’s before my time but thanks for the history, I tried to look it up but no info on his dad is available.

TheWarelock | Heat

2 | 8 hours ago

Jaime Jaquez Jr. is literally a Mexican citizen… ?

petarisawesomeo | Nuggets

7 | 8 hours ago

Yeah, terrible word choice by Shams (shocking!). Jaquez and Booker are of Mexican descent. My guess is Karim is the first born in Mexico to be picked in the first round.

Outside-Sector9818 | Kings

3 | 7 hours ago

Finally. None since Najera. And Mexican Mexican, as far as I know. Cool as fuck.

Like yeah Book and JJJr have Mexican in em, but the Mexican genes ain’t carrying their athleticism at all lol. Just Like Ruis isn’t getting his athleticism from being japanese. And this isn’t meant to be disrespectful at all, just facts lol.

Like if Wemby has a son with a Mexican chick, we all know whose genes would carry that possible athleticism.

Edit: wasn’t too familiar with Ayon apparently 😅

SharpEdgeBets

2 | 4 hours ago

this is massive for growing the game. the nba expanding into mexico is going to be huge. 7 footer with guard skills too, thats a legit prospect not just a feel good story

SilDaz

1 | 7 hours ago

What kind of mexican is he?

MandemModie

1 | 7 hours ago

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Tangentkoala | Clippers

1 | 4 hours ago

Nice

dofun400 | Spurs

1 | 29 minutes ago

Karim, YOU are a San Antonio Spur!

fuchsiafuturee

1 | 9 hours ago

Mexico City expansion needs to happen one day

LaloFernandez

12 | 8 hours ago

It really doesn’t.

Adorable-Bike-9689

-1 | 8 hours ago

Why do you say it shouldn’t?

YSLAnunoby | Raptors

13 | 8 hours ago

I think the big things people bring up are the travel and the altitude which is much higher than even Denver by over 2000 meters

Adorable-Bike-9689

2 | 7 hours ago

Oh wow that’s a huge deal. Something I had no idea about. I wouldn’t want to play there at all.

Zotzotbaby

1 | 8 hours ago

Mexico City is a whole different culture than the U.S. this isn’t like Toronto where they are 100 miles from Buffalo and have a Western European english speaking culture. A culture in which most NBA players and staff have lived in already.

Mexico City is 850 miles from San Antonio and while they do have some Western European culture and people that speak English as a dual language, is a very different place than Toronto or any American city.

It’s a great place to visit though and has a brand new train line to ride on.

TheRealAmeil

2 | an hour ago

Ah, so being colonized isn’t enough? Got to be colonized by the English? Okay.

xxlsjokerxx

0 | 8 hours ago

Unfortunate would live to have him down in Phoenix on the suns since he from Hermosillo which is a 3-4 hour drive and a hour flight from Phoenix.

Scholar-Unable | Kings

0 | 7 hours ago

Sounds like somebody we would draft just to sell jerseys and get viewers

fuzzythinker | Nuggets

0 | 5 hours ago

For those wondering, he’s not related to the Lopez brothers.

FoundationSmooth9777

-1 | 9 hours ago

The first fr ?

shangalang69 | Raptors

-1 | 3 hours ago

swear to god this guy is gonna suck, he is like a way worse shooting and way less athletic carter bryant, feel bad for whoever spends their first, or god forbid their lottery pick on his ass

heat_fan_ | Raptors

-3 | 9 hours ago

People who watch ncaa in he good?

MembershipSingle7137

23 | 9 hours ago

He’s not playing in the NCAA rn…

He’s in the Australian NBL, where Lamelo once played and Tatum’s dad used to coach

WarningFunny2570

10 | 9 hours ago

he’s an nbl guy and he has potential

Tipakee

12 | 9 hours ago

“Lopez spent the past two seasons with the New Zealand Breakers in the Australian NBL.”

We’re gonna need some Aussies to weigh in.

rodneyhide69 | Thunder

6 | 8 hours ago

Saw him play in person a few times and he is awesome. Improved his shooting a lot, has good physicality and defensive potential. Pretty smart playmaking chops too. Still pretty raw as he’s so young. I want the thunder to take him with the clippers/6ers pick

Smiis | ORL

4 | 7 hours ago

Or, yknow, New Zealanders

OklahomaRuns

8 | 9 hours ago

Hilarious question tbh

Beautiful_Ninja | Nets

7 | 9 hours ago

Looks like he’s playing ball in Australia instead.

Which means not only is he playing against other basketball players, he’s also surviving the Australian wildlife that is out to exterminate humanity.

RoastMary | Pistons

1 | 8 hours ago

He is a good prospect. 3&D wing guy. Not on the NCAA though.

Adorable-Bike-9689

0 | 8 hours ago

He plays in an Australian league I believe. You’ll have to ask gamblers if he’s any good.

devinstated1 | Bucks

-3 | 7 hours ago

Ehh pass. Dude has massive bust written all over him.

OklahomaRuns

-10 | 9 hours ago

Ricky Rubio erasure

SBMVPJustinHerbert | Spurs

5 | 9 hours ago

Rubio is Spanish, Jaime Jaquez would qualify though

DakPanther | Celtics

1 | 7 hours ago

Bro…

[Charania] Mexico’s Karim Lopez – the No. 11 prospect on ESPN’s Big Board – has declared for the 2026 NBA draft and is projected to become the first first-round pick of Mexican descent.