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As of 2010, 20 players in the history of the NBA were born in Seattle, WA. Some pretty successful players you may know, are:
From Seattle itself:
Jason Terry, Jamal Crawford, Brandon Roy, Spencer Hawes, Martel Webster, Nate Robinson.
From the Seattle area:
Rodney Stuckey, Marvin Williams, John Brockman, Brian Scalabrine.
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