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Olgun Uluc: The Australian Boomers are in advanced discussions to host Canada for a two-game exhibition series next August, sources told ESPN, as part of preparations for the 2027 FIBA World Cup. Games are contingent on both teams qualifying for the WC; the Australian host city is TBD.

Lu Dort says winning Olympic gold for Canada would mean more to him than winning an NBA title Ibaka: “Winning the NBA title or winning Olympic gold?” Dort: “I’d say winning a gold medal because Canada gave my family a great opportunity to have a better life.” Ibaka: “Winning a gold medal is more important than an NBA championship…” Dort: “Yes.” Ibaka: “Wow, okay.”

Ryan Stiles: I asked Shai Gilgeous-Alexander about the decision to play off the ball for team Canada was nothing more than "Trying to be the best player I can be" said it is no different than any other summer, he always takes an area and tries to get better."
Josh Lewenberg: Barrett on new 🇨🇦 🏀 training facility: “This is going to be such a great thing because, I don’t know if anybody’s noticing, but Canadian basketball is starting to become really serious.” Fun fact: this court on Humber North campus is where he played his 1st ever game for Canada
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Josh Lewenberg: Nickeil Alexander-Walker and Lu Dort are good to go in Quebec City tonight. Big game for undefeated Canada (7-0). A win over 2nd-place Argentina (6-1) would go a long way in securing a spot in next summer’s World Cup (magic number would be down to 1) 7:10pm ET@TSN_Sports
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The Canadian Basketball Hall of Fame's class of 2026, which includes former NBA player Jamaal Magloire, former Carleton Ravens men's head coach Dave Smart and Olympic flag-bearer Miranda Ayim, was set to be inducted Thursday night. Magloire played 12 NBA seasons and was the first Canadian to suit up for the Toronto Raptors when he joined his hometown team in 2011. He was an all-star in 2004 with the Memphis Grizzlies.

Law Murray: For the second time in six seasons, the LA Clippers will have a back-to-back involving the USA-Canada border on New Year’s Eve and New Year Day. Clippers at Cleveland on December 31; Clippers at Toronto on January 1
