Horford, Anthony Towns and Campazzo lead Latinos in the NBA

The 2021-22 season of the best basketball in the world begins next Tuesday, October 19, and 9 Latin American players would be participating in it. Dominican Republic leads Latinos in NBA with three representatives

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