Is currently ongoing. This wouldn't be OT if Montero (Dominica) and Harkless (Puerto Rico) were playing.
If he didn't, he should've. He's probably the greatest Argentinian ever, for international play, even more than Ginobili, just for the fact that he's always there for Argentina. If I could have any player's game now, in my advanced age, it would have to be Scola's, just because it enables him to kick ass still, being slow as molasses and unable to jump over a book.
Is anybody playing defense? I have to wonder about the overall quality of play when over-the-hill and/or marginal NBA players are lighting it up for 35+ points. When was the last time Scola scored 35 in an NBA game, 5 or 6 years ago? Barea has been in the league for 9 seasons and doesn't have a single 30-point game. Ayon's career high is 18 points. Sounds like some pretty weak competition when all 3 of these guys are going off for 35+. BNM
The skill level may be better, but the rules are much, much, MUCH sillier. That stupid-looking ball, for starters...
They can't have a 3 second rule, it takes almost 4 seconds for even the fastest big men to run from one side of that trapezoidal abomination they call a key to the other, lol...
Argentina vs. Mexico. Packed house, Ginobili watching: Scola passes Oscar Schmidt as all-time FIBA Americas scorer:
Whoa! Oscar!!! Congrats to Scola. I used to name drop Oscar whenever I'd meet Brazilians. For Yugoslavs it would be Bodiroga.