Libaan Osman

You meet all kinds of fans at Summer League in Las Vegas, but the common denominator is their extreme love of basketball.

Why are Canada’s top talents flocking to this small Niagara town of just over 30,000 residents?

Fans of all ages lined up to share Carter's moment at Scotiabank Arena on Saturday night.

He could be studying econometrics or starring for Princeton on NCAA courts on any given night. The Canadian believes his future is in basketball.

Before the Toronto Raptors and L.A. Clippers tipped off, a wave of boos could be heard inside Scotiabank Arena as “The Star-Spangled Banner” was performed.

The 300-pound Grizzlies centre was once a shy Toronto teenager watching the likes of Kawhi Leonard. “Real cool,” he said.

He’s been shown love from Kevin Durant and inspired by Jamal Murray. Now, he’s expected to be the only Canadian picked in the first round.

Kitchener native was selected by the Utah Jazz but was traded to the Washington Wizards before Riley even shook NBA commissioner Adam Silver’s hand.

One of the greatest basketball players of all time met Aziz Olajuwon’s mother when he was with the Raptors during his final NBA season.

He already had a pair, but it's something Alexander-Walker has done since he was a kid.