Who the hell is this Gustavo Ayon cat?

[Clippersfan86]

Dude is ripping it up right now and had 16 vs OKC. His post moves and defense in the paint look legit... like it's not a fluke. His game is scrappy... reminds me of Eduardo Najera and no it isn't because they are both Mexican.

[SpecialQue]

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[Clippersfan86]

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[Richesly]

he did decent against the hawks, grabbed 8 or 10 points and a few boards

[Lebron23]

He's better than Eduardo Najera. He might end up as the 2nd best Mexican Player right behind Mark Aguirre.

[Xiao Yao You]

Don't forget Earl Watson. Didn't know Aguirre was Mexican.

[JohnRuck]

per 48 minutes he is averaging 20 points ppg 11 boards, 3 blocks, 3 1/2 steals, and 4 assists

BUT he's only getting 8-11 minutes per game but i see that going up hopefully sooner than later

[artificial]

He's better than Eduardo Najera. He might end up as the 2nd best Mexican Player right behind Mark Aguirre.

Mark Aguirre isn't mexican. His father was, but he never got mexican nationality.

[Soultrane]

Could he be - very maybe - deserve a spot in the rookie all star game?

[The_LA_Blakers]

Don't forget Earl Watson. Didn't know Aguirre was Mexican.

Earl Watson is from Kansas.


His mom is Mexican American, and because his grandparents were born in Mexico, he was allowed to play for their national team.


My 2nd cousins neighbors girlfriend is from Amsterdam, wonder if I could play on the Dutch national team?

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[Patrick Chewing]

Hornets have the ugliest team in basketball

[iDunk]

Beaner city brah.

[DCL]

I was just in mexico. In my impression, and i went to many places, its just not a basketball country. saw a few hoop courts and everyone, kids and adults, were just using them to play soccer. And when i finally saw people playing basketball, the level was very very low. so im kinda surprised mexico actually produced a couple nba players. its not like the u.s. or europe where u just see dudes playing ball everywhere on any court.

[bdreason]

I was just in mexico. In my impression, and i went to many places, its just not a basketball country. saw a few hoop courts and everyone, kids and adults, were just using them to play soccer. And when i finally saw people playing basketball, the level was very very low. so im kinda surprised mexico actually produced a couple nba players. its not like the u.s. or europe where u just see dudes playing ball everywhere on any court.

My guess is that the "Mexicans" that play ball in College or the NBA were probably raised in the States, where you can find a hoop on every corner. Just a guess.