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Canada Basketball announced a core 14 for the next quad:

 

Core 14 Players:

Nickeil Alexander-Walker — Utah Jazz (NBA)
RJ Barrett — New York Knicks (NBA)
Khem Birch — Toronto Raptors (NBA)
Oshae Brissett — Indiana Pacers (NBA)
Dillon Brooks — Memphis Grizzlies (NBA)
Luguentz Dort — Oklahoma City Thunder (NBA)
Zach Edey — Purdue (NCAA)
Melvin Ejim — Cedevita Olimpija (Slovenia)
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander — Oklahoma City Thunder (NBA)
Cory Joseph — Detroit Pistons (NBA)
Jamal Murray — Denver Nuggets (NBA)
Kelly Olynyk — Detroit Pistons (NBA)
Kevin Pangos — Cleveland Cavaliers (NBA)
Dwight Powell — Dallas Mavericks (NBA)

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Some notable absents from NBA: Brandon Clarke, Tristan Thompson, Chris Boucher, Trey Lyles and Andrew Wiggins

 

Also from Europe among the choces could be: Kyle Wiltjer-PF (Lenovo Tenerife), Dyshawn Pierre-SF (Fenerbahçe) and Olivier Hanlan-SG (Valencia BC)

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The 3x3 World Cup is going on, Canada is competing with a women's team.

 

We won our first two matches against Chile and Israel. Next up are the relatively harder opponents of Spain and the Netherlands. Even if we lose to them we should advance to the next round.

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TORONTO, Ont. (June 24, 2022) - Canada Basketball announced Friday the 16 athletes participating in Senior Men's National Team training camp next week ahead of the third window of the FIBA Basketball World Cup 2023 Qualifiers.

https://www.basketball.ca/team-canada-en/senior-mens-national-team-fibawc-window3

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