What ACTUALLY Happened to Every Aussie Player in NBA History?

Although rare, there's been quite a few Aussies in the NBA and still are. So let's go over the careers of every single Australian player that has stepped on an NBA floor.
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[@chrismattingly1529]

You missed Andrew Gaze, played with the Spurs in 1999 and also won a ring.

[@MrLurchsThings]

Only one of the greatest Aussie player ever 🤦‍♂️

[@M1IT]

And the Washington Bullets! In his book he said some scumbag stole his only bullets jersey out of the back of his car in LA just before he flew home ✈️

[@adrizzilmouse]

How do you forget Gazey bro 💀💀💀 homie didn’t do enough research

[@Elmeler]

My favourite gotta be Joe Ingles , that OKC Jazz series and fun fact he buried the most 3's in Jazz History !

[@aaronsmith2841]

Love the video, disappointing to not see Gaze. I think, if you were to do it again, you would include him

[@Jake.Cairns842]

Brilliant video very different and interesting content!

[@burgerjoemama]

It has been a while since your last upload. Welcome back!

[@user-jw5qj8kv2y]

Andrew Bogut has extremely high handling skills and passing sense for a center. However, due to his large size and weight, he was plagued by knee injuries in the later stages of his career, and his playing time was carefully managed.

[@Tora-no-shi]

Longley was a starting center for a lot of his career. His minutes are from the way teams rotated players. His stats are from the role he played on the teams that he was on. They never needed him to do a lot. I have great memories and respect for Longley. In Chicago the team was not a center dominant team, which was rare back then.

[@markstephandoscar634]

How could you leave out Andrew Gaze. NAUGHTY!!

[@tristanclaxton8767]

Andrew Gaze?

[@patrickmilner4149]

Never considered Kyrie to be Australian. He's like Flea of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, born in Melbourne. But grew up in America, so he's more American than anything else

[@walkrwalkr3622]

He did say he had wanted to join the Australian National team but they didn’t pick him… the USA Youth did so he ended up playing for USA.

[@bl4315]

Good video but if i had some constructive criticism it would be to delve a little bit further into each players career. You didn’t even mention Andrew Bogut’s horrific injury whilst with the Bucks and how it changed the trajectory of his career forever.

[@bl4315]

But i do also appreciate you covered every Oz player so couldn’t do in depth. Just with him being such an influential player i thought he could of got a bit more coverage

[@ClayRW21]

The Hawks must love Australians! 🇦🇺 ❤

[@ClayRW21]

My fav is def Kyrie Irving

[@aarowbach8711]

I heard Snoopy Graham 70ish

[@damienganzer2140]

dude longley was bull and suns starting centre the game is not played like today

[@yansun-qk4gz]

Aussie Aussie Aussie 🎉

[@isaiahtaylor4899]

Do Canadian players

[@damienganzer2140]

Irving doesnt have duel he plays for the usa

[@mcray0309]

According to Wikipedia he holds duel citizenship. He was born in Melbourne and lived there untill he was 2. Agree its a stretch but he technically counts

[@RoamingHeathen]

Having duel doesn’t mean you play for both teams. It simply means you currently hold citizenship for both countries, which Kyrie does

[@walkrwalkr3622]

He did say he had wanted to join the Australian National team but they didn’t pick him… the USA Youth did so he ended up playing for USA.

[@blaircolwell6427]

This is far from every Australian to play in the NBA.

[@aaronsmith2841]

Love the video, disappointing to not see Gaze. I think, if you were to do it again, you would include him