Team-By-Team: How many NBA games on your club's roster?
The NBA to NBL connection has never been stronger, with 23 players in this upcoming season having spent time in the United States at some point in their career.
Melbourne United lead the charge, boasting both Cole Anthony and Joe Ingles on the roster, with over 1,000 games between them. Reigning champions the Sydney Kings aren't far behind, with Torrey Craig and Matthew Dellavedova each having played over 500 NBA games.
Alongside those veterans, local talent like Isaac Humphries and Xavier Cooks add to the strong history of players earning their opportunities after standout NBL seasons.
Adelaide (4) - 212 games
John Jenkins - 179 games
Bryce Cotton - 23 games
Zylan Cheatham - 5 games
Isaac Humphries - 5 games
Brisbane (1) - 38 games
Nate Hinton - 38 games
Cairns (2) - 70 games
Jonah Bolden - 61 games
Jack McVeigh - 9 games
Illawarra (4) - 154 games
Kelan Martin - 96 games
Lamar Patterson - 44 games
Milton Doyle - 10 games
Darius Days - 4 games
Melbourne (4) - 1204 games
Joe Ingles - 810 games
Cole Anthony - 367 games
Luke Travers - 24 games
Josh Oduro - 3 games
New Zealand (0)
No players with NBA experience.
Perth (1) - 101 games
Dylan Windler - 101 games
South East Melbourne (1) - 114 games
Skylar Mays - 114 games
Sydney (3) - 1079 games
Torrey Craig - 538 games
Matthew Dellavedova - 531 games
Xavier Cooks - 10 games
Tasmania (3) - 17 games
Dakota Mathias - 14 games
David Johnson - 2 games
Will Magnay - 1 game
NBL Total (23) - 2989 games