date：2023-09-11 18:33:16 click：204times
Team USA would leave the FIBA World Cup without a medal.
In a thrilling bronze medal game that went into overtime, Canada beat Team USA 127-118 to win the first medal in FIBA World Cup history.
It was more like an NBA game than a FIBA match in the Philippines, with stars on both sides of the court showing off their skills. Canada's Dillon Brooks and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander put on a shooting clinic with 39 and 31 points, respectively. Anthony Edwards and Austin Reeves followed with 24 and 23 points, respectively, for the US.
Canada may have won the game and may have been the leading scorer of the match, but the play of the game did not come from any of them. Their 19 points included the game-winning three-point shot, which was made from an intentionally missed free throw that they took back from Canada with 0.6 seconds left in the fourth quarter.
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