SUNS: 2004 Olympic Index

Suns forward Amaré Stoudemire and Spurs center Tim Duncan receive their bronze medals.
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PHOTOS: Amaré & Shawn's Olympic Gallery

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U.S. Men Take Bronze
No, they did not win the gold medal as expected entering the 2004 Olympics. But the men that made up Team USA, including the Suns' own Shawn Marion and Amaré Stoudemire, didn't hang their heads or mail it in after losing to Argentina on Friday. Instead, they pulled it together for one final fight with Lithuania and came away with a 104-96 win and the bronze medal on Saturday. Marion led the way for the U.S. with 22 points in the victory.

Aug. 22: Jacobsen's Olympic thoughts

Aug. 20: Marion energizes late rally

Aug. 18: Americans in Athens

Aug. 18: Vujanic free throws down Italy

Aug. 16: Mercury react to Men's loss

Aug. 14: Extravagant opening ceremony

Aug. 14: Athens arrival ignites U.S. team

Aug. 14: World watches with local ties

Aug. 14: Security rules for U.S. players

Aug. 13: 2008: Next real Dream Team?

Aug. 12: U.S. Arrives In Athens

Aug. 11: Hair today, gold tomorrow?

Aug. 11: U.S. to live in lap of luxury liner

Aug. 3: USA hosts service members

July 28: USA Q&A with Marion

July 28: USA Q&A with Stoudemire

July 28: STAT's Olympic Chat

July 20: Suns anxious for Athens

June 14: Stoudemire thrilled to wear USA

June 14: Marion ready to seize moment

June 14: Suns duo headed to Olympics

U.S. MEN'S OLYMPIC SCHEDULE

Aug. 13: Opening ceremony

Aug. 15: Puerto Rico 92, USA 73

Aug. 17: USA 77, Greece 71

Aug. 19: USA 89, Australia 79

Aug. 21: Lithuania 94, USA 90

Aug. 23: USA 89, Angola 53

Aug. 24: Classification Finals

Aug. 26: Quarterfinals
Aug. 22: USA 102, Spain 94

Aug. 27: Semifinals
Aug. 22: Argentina 89, USA 81

Aug. 28: Finals
Aug. 22: USA 104, Lithuania 96

Aug. 29: Closing ceremony

Goodwill Hunting
Shawn Marion knows how it feels to wear gold around his neck, after leading the U.S. to the top of the medal stand during the 2001 Goodwill Games.

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Taurasi and her U.S. teammates captured gold.
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PHOTOS: Diana and Penny in Athens
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USA Women Take Gold

The USA Basketball Women's Senior National Team won its third straight gold medal after defeating Australia 74-63 on Saturday. Mercury guard Diana Taurasi scored eight points for the Americans, while Mercury forward Penny Taylor led the Aussies to the silver medal with 16 points. Meanwhile, former and soon-to-be-again Mercury center Maria Stepanova, lifted Russia over Brazil in the bronze medal game.

Aug. 24: Taurasi's talent rises from within

Aug. 24: U.S. women should get crowd

Aug. 19: UConn basketball trio reunited

Aug. 19: Taurasi shows class, talent

Aug. 18: Taurasi diary

Aug. 16: Mercury up for Olympic successes

Aug. 16: USA takes Czechs

Aug. 15: Women having a ball

Aug. 15: U.S. Women still rule

Aug. 15: Second team sparks Americans

Aug. 14: Athens aglow

Aug. 14: UConn trio fulfills dream