Who are the best foreign-born players in Blazer history?

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  1. SlyPokerDog

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    Sabonis. Thread. Over.
     
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    Would've liked to see more Drazen, or a pre-crippled Sabas. Body of work goes to Sabas.

    I know, earth-shattering, right?
     
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    Drazen Petrovic
     
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    It's a toss up Drazen and Sabonis.
     
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    The best foreign player in NBA history is Dennis Rodman.
     
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    Sabonis and Petrovic are neck and neck....what no Patty Mills or Victor Claver love here?
     
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    In a few years, Nic Batum may take the title
     
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    Is foreign the same as extra-terrestrial?
     
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    Mills has to be the tallest aboriginee ever.
     
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    Extra-terrestrial or North Korean. Same difference.
     
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    CLYDE THE GLYDE DREXLER. HE IS NOT A NATIVE AMERICAN, THEREFORE HE IS A FOREIGN BORN PLAYER.
     
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    Yeah, this is not a hard question.
     
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    Based on body of work, it almost has to be Nic at this point - but will certainly be shortly. Clearly Sabonis would have won had he come over and joined with the Drexler teams.
     
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    I don't think Petrovic was as good as Sabas.
     
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    I would say he was arguably better as a player he just didn't get to show it. So for us it is Sabas cus this asks in Blazer history. In NBA history I might say Petrovic. In Basketball in general (international, NBA, everywhere) it is Sabas no doubt.
     

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