FIBA named its All-Star 5 for the Paris Olympics. It included 4 medalists, and all 5 gamers made it to the medal spherical.
The 5 gamers named are Stephen Curry and LeBron James of the USA, Nikola Jokic of Serbia, Dennis Schroder of Germany and Victor Wembanyama of France.
Curry and James each gained gold medals with Group USA. Wembanyama took house silver for Olympics hosts France, whereas Jokic gained the bronze with Serbia.
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