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Team USA is getting ready to excel at the 2024 Paris Olympics. In a recent exhibition game against Team Canada, the American men’s basketball team showed why they are considered one of the most successful international basketball teams, winning convincingly with a score of 86-72. Additionally, coach Steve Kerr is now preparing his team for the next exhibition game with some lineup changes. According to NBA Insider Joe Vardon from the Athletic, there will be adjustments to the lineup for the upcoming match against Australia. He mentioned that Jayson Tatum and Anthony Edwards will be in the starting lineup, as seen in the video footage shared by Team USA.
“There will be lineup changes tomorrow against Australia, as Steve Kerr has said. Look for Anthony Edwards and Jayson Tatum to start, based on this video footage shared by USA.” Vardon wrote in his latest post on X (formerly known as Twitter).
Stephen Curry Shares His Experience Representing Team USA at the Olympics
Team USA is filled with amazing talents from different NBA teams including Stephen Curry, LeBron James, and Kevin Durant. All the players are giving their best in the training sessions to dominate in the upcoming Olympic Games. Before the start of the second exhibition game against Team Australia in Abu Dhabi, Fadeaway World conducted an interview with the Golden State Warriors’ Star. Curry, Who is widely regarded as the best shooter in the NBA, opened up about his first time representing Team USA at the Olympics.
“It’s been an amazing experience… Everything around the Olympics, I’m like a kid in a candy store because I’ve never experienced it before.” Curry said during the interview.
The star player Curry delivered a dominant performance in the first exhibition game, finishing with 12 points against Team Canada. However, he struck a hilarious pose after Team USA triumphed over Canada.
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