Denver Nuggets' Chris Andersen (11), of Australia, defends as Portland Trail Blazers' Greg Oden drives to the basket in the second half of their NBA preseason basketball game Sunday, Oct. 18, 2009, in Portland, Ore. The Trail Blazers defeated the Nuggets 98-96. (AP Photo/Rick Bowmer)
Birdman is Austiralian??I dont understand espn...Iooked it up and there seems to be a Chris Anderson Australian long jumper...LOL
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Greg Oden (52) of Russia
they couldnt get outlaw right for the longest
I assume somebody mistook Chris Andersen for the Houston Rockets David Andersen, who's an Aussie.
Stupid people have stupid ideas.
The ironic thing about that often made mistake is how Charles "Bo" Outlaw was a first-rate defender.
Stupid people have stupid ideas.
The NBA has it wrong, too:
http://www.nba.com/playerfile/chris_andersen/index.html
Founder of the "Crash Batumcoot" Movement.
That would be the likely basis of ESPN's reference
The accurate information is here.
Born in Long Beach CA. (Maybe his great grandparents were Australian?)
"Either way we have two phenomenal units. I'm excited to play with either one." - Martell Webster
australian?
well, he does look a bit like a cockatiel.
by DefenderOfPants on Oct 19, 2009 12:53 AM PDT reply actions
Not sure Australia would claim him.
They have standards, even for a penal colony.
(Yeah, I said Penal.)
"Is it always like this?" Collins said after the scrimmage. "It was like the first game of the NBA playoffs or something."




















