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2024 Olympic Gold: The Quiet Contributor for Team USA

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17 views07/01/2026, 02:10 ET
Brunson won gold with Team USA at the 2024 Paris Olympics, a reliable rotation piece whose steadiness travel-scouted opponents respected.

Before his NBA crown, Brunson already wore his country's colors.

At the 2024 Paris Olympics, he made Team USA and won gold. Among the galaxy of stars, Brunson was not the brightest, but the safest puzzle piece: steady pick-and-roll offense off the bench, timely mid-range in clutch moments.

International ball is more physical and cramped, yet Brunson's pace still worked. His calm proved his style travels across leagues and opponents. The medal around his neck was pride beyond club honors.

That national-team run fed his growth. Back in the NBA, a more mature, complete Brunson stepped toward his 2026 peak.

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