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1992 Olympics Group A Game 7 Semifinals Dream Team v Lithuania, August 4, 1992, 51-Point Blowout

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1992 Olympics Group A Game 7 Semifinals Dream Team v Lithuania, August 4, 1992, 51-Point Blowout

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Lithuania 76, USA 127 Semifinals - In the 1992 Barcelona Olympics semifinals, the USA Dream Team faced Lithuania, a team considered one of their toughest competitors. Lithuania boasted four of the top scorers from the disbanded Soviet Union's 1988 national team, making them a formidable opponent. However, the Dream Team quickly dispelled any notions of a close contest by storming out to a commanding 34-8 lead in the opening minutes. Their relentless defense and unyielding offense set the tone early, and Lithuania, like every other team in the tournament, was forced to play at the pace the Dream Team dictated. Player of the game: Michael Jordan: 21 PTS, 9-18 FGM, 3-3 FTM, 3 REB, 4 AST, 6 STL, 1 BLK The game was a showcase of the Dream Team's depth and talent, with nine players scoring in double figures. Michael Jordan led the way with 21 points, shooting 9-of-18 from the field, while also contributing 3 rebounds, 4 assists, 6 steals, and a block. Magic Johnson, who had been battling injuries earlier in the tournament, had a brilliant performance, adding 14 points and 8 assists. The Dream Team's balanced attack and suffocating defense left Lithuania with no chance to mount a comeback. Despite Lithuania's best efforts, the Dream Team's dominance was evident throughout the game, as they cruised to a 127-76 victory. The win secured their place in the gold medal match against Croatia, which they would go on to win, solidifying their legacy as one of the greatest basketball teams ever assembled. Meanwhile, Lithuania, despite the heavy loss, rebounded to claim the bronze medal by defeating Russia, their former Soviet counterparts. The semifinal victory was a testament to the Dream Team's unmatched talent and their ability to rise to the occasion against any opponent.