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The best Basketball players that are Jewish are as follows:
- Omri Casspi (Drafted in 2009 by the Sacramento Kings; First Israelian player to play in NBA)
- Larry Brown (MVP of the first ABA all-star game; Olympic gold medalist)
- Sue Bird (WNBA player of Seattle Storm; 28th all-time in WNBA history in scoring; 2nd all-time in assists in WNBA history)
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