Oh Canada...
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ryan8558
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roster of the Toronto Raptors with their place of birth
Anunoby, OG London, England
Boucher, Chris Castries, St. Lucia
Gasol, Marc Barcelona, Spain
Green, Danny North Babylon, New York
Ibaka, Serge Brazzaville, Congo
Leonard, Kawhi Riverside, California
Lin, Jeremy Torrance, California
Lowry, Kyle Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Loyd, Jordan Atlanta, Georgia
McCaw, Patrick St. Louis, Missouri
Meeks, Jodie Nashville, Tennessee
Miller, Malcolm Laytonsville, Maryland
Moreland, Eric Houston, Texas
Powell, Norman San Diego, California
Siakam, Pascal Douala, Cameroon
VanVleet, Fred Rockford, Illinois
Anunoby, OG London, England
Boucher, Chris Castries, St. Lucia
Gasol, Marc Barcelona, Spain
Green, Danny North Babylon, New York
Ibaka, Serge Brazzaville, Congo
Leonard, Kawhi Riverside, California
Lin, Jeremy Torrance, California
Lowry, Kyle Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Loyd, Jordan Atlanta, Georgia
McCaw, Patrick St. Louis, Missouri
Meeks, Jodie Nashville, Tennessee
Miller, Malcolm Laytonsville, Maryland
Moreland, Eric Houston, Texas
Powell, Norman San Diego, California
Siakam, Pascal Douala, Cameroon
VanVleet, Fred Rockford, Illinois
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20 out of 26 St. Louis players? Canadian.
yep and 14 of the Dallas Stars are Canadian.
Thanks for Jamie Benn and Tyler Seguin!
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Like someone else mentioned, it's a win-win situation. A Canadian team wins the NBA championship, and doesn't have to worry about being invited to the Trump White House!
#SoMuchWinning
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the Stars could definitely use more Canadians!!!
Have a buddy that always bets, during playoffs, on the team with the most Canadians. Almost always wins his wagers.
Having grown up in the Bay Area and suffering through decades of bad basketball, I was rooting for the Warriors BUT: The Warriors have already been there, done that. I could almost feel the joy of an entire country celebrating their team winning a championship, having never won an NBA championship- because I remember what that was like just a few years ago. The Raptors are a class act and I have mad respect for them as a team and as individual players. So in a way I am not sad that the Warriors lost- I genuinely am glad for the Raptors.
When the Warriors lost Durant again, after only half of game 5, that was a game changer, but then when Thompson went down, that was pretty much it- there was no way they were going to overcome that. Even if Curry's last second shot had fallen and given them another one-point win, there was no conceivable way a team that short handed would have won a game 7 on the road.
When the Warriors lost Durant again, after only half of game 5, that was a game changer, but then when Thompson went down, that was pretty much it- there was no way they were going to overcome that. Even if Curry's last second shot had fallen and given them another one-point win, there was no conceivable way a team that short handed would have won a game 7 on the road.
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McDonald's is readily available in Canada, there's no need to accept this kind of invitation.
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