Andris Biendrins
(AHN-dris BE-a-drinsh)
Forward - 6-11, 240
BK Skonto Riga (Latvia)
Biedrins is the top international player on some boards. The 18-year-old forward has some offensive moves and is already a strong defender and shotblocker.

Marcelo Huertas
Guard - 6-3, 185
Paulistano (Brazil)
The Brazilian version of Steve Nash can get from coast-to-coast in a hurry. He played one year of high school in the States and speaks fluent English.

Sergey Monya
(sir-GAY MON-ya)
Forward - 6-8, 220
CSKA Moscow (Russia)
Monya is making a late run on teams' draft boards. The 6-8 forward is said to have an NBA-ready body, excellent fundamentals and is a tenacious defender.

Tiago Splitter
Forward - 6-11, 223
Tau Ceramica Vitoria (Spain)
The early hype on Splitter has faded but the Nowitzki-esque forward could be better than fellow countryman, Nene.

Roko Ukic
(ROW-ko OO-kich)
Guard - 6-5, 183
KK Split (Croatia)
Perhaps the best international name in the draft, the 22-year-old Croation point guard has drawn comparisons to San Antonio's Tony Parker with better size.

Sasha Vujacic
(VOO-yah-chich)
Guard - 6-7, 193
Snaidero Udine (Italy)
The Slovenian combo guard has drawn rave reviews as an unselfish player with great passing skills and a deadly outside shot like his idol, the late Drazen Petrovic.