RECORD NBA PLAYERS IN OLYMPICS FOR 2016

46 NBA AND 26 WNBA PLAYERS TO COMPETE IN 2016 OLYMPIC BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT. 23 NBA Teams, 11 WNBA Teams Represented on National Team Rosters 

A record 46 current NBA players will be featured on national team rosters for the Men’s basketball tournament at the 2016 Olympic Games, up from 41 in 2012.  The Women’s basketball tournament will feature a record 26 current WNBA players, surpassing the previous record of 22 in 2000.

Twenty-three NBA teams have players represented on national team rosters, with the San Antonio Spurs topping the list with five players.  The Utah Jazz has four players competing, while the Chicago Bulls, Dallas Mavericks, Golden State Warriors, New York Knicks and Toronto Raptors each have three.  Six NBA teams (Brooklyn Nets, Denver Nuggets, Detroit Pistons, Los Angeles Lakers, Oklahoma City Thunder and Philadelphia 76ers) have two players in the tournament.

Outside of the United States, Spain has the most NBA players on its roster with seven.  Australia, Brazil and France each feature five NBA players, followed by Argentina with four.  Ten of the 12 teams competing in this year’s Men’s tournament have at least one current NBA player.

There are 11 WNBA teams represented on national team rosters.  The Phoenix Mercury leads the way with six players, followed by the Minnesota Lynx with five.  The Chicago Sky and Seattle Storm each have three players participating, while the Atlanta Dream and Indiana Fever have two apiece.

Aside from the United States, Australia and Brazil have the most WNBA players with three each.  Serbia and Spain both feature two WNBA players.

Forty former NBA and WNBA players are also scheduled to participate in the Men’s and Women’s tournaments, including seven members of the Australian National Teams and six players on the Brazilian National Teams.

The following is a complete list of current NBA PLAYERS IN OLYMPICS*:

*As of Aug. 5, 2016 (all rosters subject to change)

Country	First Name	Last Name	Team
Argentina	Nicolas	Brussino	Dallas Mavericks
Argentina	Patricio	Garino	San Antonio Spurs
Argentina	Manu	Ginobili	San Antonio Spurs
Argentina	Luis	Scola	Brooklyn Nets
Australia	Aron	Baynes	Detroit Pistons
Australia	Andrew	Bogut	Dallas Mavericks
Australia	Matthew	Dellavedova	Milwaukee Bucks
Australia	Joe	Ingles	Utah Jazz
Australia	Patty	Mills	San Antonio Spurs
Brazil	Leandro	Barbosa	Phoenix Suns
Brazil	Cristiano	Felicio	Chicago Bulls
Brazil	Marcelo	Huertas	Los Angeles Lakers
Brazil	Nene		Houston Rockets
Brazil	Raul	Neto	Utah Jazz
Croatia	Bojan	Bogdanovic	Brooklyn Nets
Croatia	Mario	Hezonja	Orlando Magic
Croatia	Dario	Saric	Philadelphia 76ers
France	Nicolas	Batum	Charlotte Hornets
France	Boris	Diaw	Utah Jazz
France	Rudy	Gobert	Utah Jazz
France	Joffrey	Lauvergne	Denver Nuggets
France	Tony	Parker	San Antonio Spurs
Lithuania	Mindaugas	Kuzminskas	New York Knicks
Lithuania	Domantas	Sabonis	Oklahoma City Thunder
Lithuania	Jonas	Valanciunas	Toronto Raptors
Nigeria	Michael	Gbinije	Detroit Pistons
Serbia	Nikola	Jokic	Denver Nuggets
Spain	Alex	Abrines	Oklahoma City Thunder
Spain	Jose	Calderon	Los Angeles Lakers
Spain	Pau	Gasol	San Antonio Spurs
Spain	Guillermo	Hernangomez	New York Knicks
Spain	Nikola	Mirotic	Chicago Bulls
Spain	Sergio	Rodriguez	Philadelphia 76ers
Spain	Ricky	Rubio	Minnesota Timberwolves
United States	Carmelo	Anthony	New York Knicks
United States	Harrison	Barnes	Dallas Mavericks
United States	Jimmy	Butler	Chicago Bulls
United States	DeMarcus	Cousins	Sacramento Kings
United States	DeMar	DeRozan	Toronto Raptors
United States	Kevin	Durant	Golden State Warriors
United States	Paul	George	Indiana Pacers
United States	Draymond	Green	Golden State Warriors
United States	Kyrie	Irving	Cleveland Cavaliers
United States	DeAndre	Jordan	L.A. Clippers
United States	Kyle	Lowry	Toronto Raptors
United States	Klay	Thompson	Golden State Warriors