Gold in Athens, a bronze in Beijing, and the long wait for what comes next. Legends who rewrote the sport at home sit beside the newer faces still chasing the podium.
1Walter HerrmannLong-haired scoring forward who played on the 2008 bronze-medal team.1000pts
2Manu GinóbiliThe face of the Golden Generation, he led Argentina to gold at Athens 2004 and bronze at Beijing 2008.718pts
3Luis ScolaPowerful big man and long-time captain who played in five Olympics, winning gold in 2004 and bronze in 2008.692pts
4Nicolás LaprovíttolaVeteran guard who has been a steady scorer and backcourt option for Argentina across several Olympics.538pts
5Marcos DelíaRugged big man who anchored the Argentine frontcourt in the post-Golden Generation era.538pts
6Fabricio ObertoReliable center and screen-setter on the 2004 gold-medal team, later an NBA champion with San Antonio.538pts
7Facundo CampazzoFearless point guard who carried the post-Golden Generation team into the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.538pts
8Leandro BolmaroYoung playmaking wing who represents the next generation of Argentine basketball.440pts
9Carlos DelfinoSharpshooting wing who was part of both the 2004 gold and the 2008 bronze-medal squads.440pts
10Pepe SánchezPass-first point guard who ran the offense during the run to Olympic gold in Athens.440pts
11Pablo PrigioniVeteran point guard whose late NBA career followed years as a steady Olympic playmaker.440pts
12Andrés NocioniHard-nosed forward and emotional leader of the 2004 gold-medal team.0pts
13Patricio GarinoAthletic wing who joined the national team after the Golden Generation and played Olympic basketball for Argentina.0pts



























