NBA players on FIBA rosters for Olympic qualifiers

NBA players set to compete for their national teams in upcoming FIBA tournaments:

FIBA Americas (Aug. 30 - Sept. 11)

Group A
Canada -- Joel Anthony (Miami), Cory Joseph (San Antonio), Andy Rautins (New York)
Dominican Republic -- Francisco Garcia (Sacramento), Al Horford (Atlanta), Charlie Villanueva (Detroit)
Venezuela -- Greivis Vasquez (Memphis)
Brazil -- Tiago Splitter (San Antonio)

Group B
Puerto Rico -- Carlos Arroyo (Boston), Renaldo Balkman (New York), J.J. Barea (Dallas)
Panama -- Gary Forbes (Denver)
Argentina -- Carlos Delfino (Milwaukee), Manu Ginobili (San Antonio), Andres Nocioni (Philadelphia), Luis Scola (Houston)

EuroBasket (Aug. 31- Sept. 18)

Group A
Great Britain -- Luol Deng (Chicago)
Lithuania -- Donatas Motiejunas (Houston), Darius Songalia (Philadelphia), Jonas Valanciunas (Toronto)
Spain -- Jose Calderon (Toronto), Rudy Fernandez (Dallas), Marc Gasol (Memphis), Pau Gasol (L.A. Lakers), Serge Ibaka (Oklahoma City), Ricky Rubio (Minnesota)
Turkey -- Omer Asik (Chicago), Semih Erden (Cleveland), Ersan Ilyasova (Milwaukee), Enes Kanter (Utah), Hedo Turkoglu (Orlando)

Group B
France -- Nicolas Batum (Portland), Rodrigue Beaubois (Dallas), Boris Diaw (Charlotte), Ian Mahinmi (Dallas), Joakim Noah (Chicago), Tony Parker (San Antonio), Kevin Seraphim (Washington), Ronny Turiaf (New York)
Germany -- Dirk Nowitzki (Dallas), Chris Kaman (L.A. Clippers)
Italy -- Andrea Bargnani (Toronto), Marco Belinelli (New Orleans), Danilo Gallinari (Denver)
Latvia -- Andris Biedrins (Golden State)
Serbia -- Milan Macvan (Cleveland)

Group CCroatia -- Bojan Bogdanovic (New Jersey)
Greece -- Kosta Koufos (Denver), Nick Calathes (Dallas)
Montenegro -- Nikola Pekovic (Minnesota), Nikola Vucevic (Philadelphia)

Group D
Belgium -- D.J. Mbenga (New Orleans)
Georgia -- Zaza Pachulia (Atlanta)
Russia -- Andrei Kirilenko (Utah), Timofey Mozgov (Denver)
Slovenia -- Goran Dragic (Houston)
Ukraine -- Kyrylo Fesenko (Utah)

FIBA Asia (Sept. 15-25)

China -- Yi Jianlian (Washington)
Iran -- Hamed Hadadi (Memphis)

FIBA Oceania (Sept. 7-11)

Australia -- Patrick Mills (Portland)