The NBA has announced its upcoming Canada series set to take place in October in both Vancouver and Montreal.
On Oct. 8, the Toronto Raptors will play against the Sacramento Kings in Vancouver.
The Oklahoma City Thunder will square off against the Detroit Pistons in Montreal on Oct. 12.
Among the three other teams, both the Kings and the Thunder have Canadian talent to show off.
The Kings' Trey Lyles will suit up against Scottie Barnes and the Raptors in Vancouver. In Montreal, superstar Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and hometown hero Luguentz Dort will have a chance to impress in their home country.
Despite not having any Canadians on the team, the Pistons still have lots of good talent worth seeing. Former first-overall pick Cade Cunningham will lead the Pistons alongside recent sophomore Jaden Ivey and 2023 fifth-overall pick Ausar Thompson will get some time to get acclimated to the NBA.
Dort posted a message for his hometown crowd.
Tickets will go on sale at a later date, though fans can begin pre-registering for a chance to access the pre-sale.
Last season, Complex Canada attended the Raptors' sold-out pre-season game in Montreal.
