Golden Generation

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The Golden Generation refers to the celebrated era of Argentina’s men’s basketball featuring stars like Manu Ginóbili and Luis Scola that won the 2004 Olympic gold and became one of the most successful national teams of the 2000s.

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instanceOf era of a national sports team
generation of basketball players
achievement bronze medal at the 2008 Summer Olympics men's basketball tournament
fourth place at the 2012 Summer Olympics men's basketball tournament
multiple medals in FIBA AmeriCup
silver medal at the 2002 FIBA World Championship
comparison often compared to golden generations in other sports
continentalCompetition FIBA AmeriCup NERFINISHED
country Argentina
defeatedIn2004Olympics United States men's national basketball team NERFINISHED
era early 2000s
early 2010s
late 2000s
mid 2000s
gender men's
homeConfederation FIBA Americas NERFINISHED
keyCoach Rubén Magnano NERFINISHED
Sergio Hernández NERFINISHED
legacy inspired growth of basketball in Argentina
raised international profile of Argentina men's basketball
majorAchievement gold medal at the 2004 Summer Olympics men's basketball tournament
medalType FIBA World Cup silver medal
Olympic bronze medal
Olympic gold medal
nationalFederation Confederación Argentina de Básquetbol NERFINISHED
nationalTeam Argentina men's national basketball team NERFINISHED
notablePlayer Alejandro Montecchia NERFINISHED
Andrés Nocioni NERFINISHED
Carlos Delfino NERFINISHED
Fabricio Oberto NERFINISHED
Luis Scola NERFINISHED
Manu Ginóbili NERFINISHED
Pablo Prigioni NERFINISHED
Walter Herrmann NERFINISHED
reputation one of the most successful national basketball teams of the 2000s
sport basketball
styleOfPlay high basketball IQ
strong defense
team-oriented basketball
tournament 2002 FIBA World Championship NERFINISHED
2004 Summer Olympics men's basketball tournament
2006 FIBA World Championship NERFINISHED
2008 Summer Olympics men's basketball tournament
2012 Summer Olympics men's basketball tournament

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