CANADA left Team USA without a medal for the second successive Fiba Basketball World Cup after pulling off a thrilling 127-118 overtime win on Sunday in the bronze-medal match at the Mall of Asia Arena.
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Dillon Brooks scored 39 points and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander added 31 points and 12 assists. The two came through in the clutch after being forced to play overtime by an stunning four-point play in reverse from Mikal Bridges.

Bridges sent the game into overtime with a three-pointer with 0.6 seconds after intentionally missing the second free throw, overhauling a four-point deficit for Team USA and tying the game at 111-111.
But Canada kept its poise in the extra session and kept Team USA from going home with a World Cup medal after finishing seventh in 2019.

RJ Barrett sealed the victory with a three-pointer with 43.8 seconds left for a 124-115 lead for Canada, which won its first medal in the World Cup after finishing in 21st place the last time out.
Brooks, booed early in the tournament, heard chants of 'MVP, MVP' this time. His offensive outburst was the most by any player in a medal-clinching win in the World Cup.
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The scores:
Canada (127) - Brooks 39, Gilgeous-Alexander 31, Barrett 23, Olynyk 11, Dort 11, Alexander-Walker 5, Powell 4, Ejim 3, Scrubb 0, Edey 0, Alexander DNP, Bell-Haynes DNP.
USA (118) - Edwards 24, Reaves 23, Bridges 19, Portis Jr. 14, Brunson 13, Hart 10, Haliburton 6, Kessler 6, Johnson 3, Banchero DNP, Jackson Jr DNP, Ingram DNP.
Quarterscores: 34-25; 58-56; 91-82; 111-111; 127-118.
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