[FIBA.com] Carlos Delfino on Argentina Olympic team

Delfino seems to be getting his rhythm/timing back with these last two 'Super 4' games against Croatia and Serbia.
He was ineffective during the 18 minutes he played in the Lithuania game 5 or 6 days ago.

Carlos Delfino #10 - Argentina .vs. Lithuania [full game video below]
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0:15:06 [4:40 remaining in 1st quarter] - enters game for Manu Ginobili #5
0:23:09 [9:39 remaining in 2nd quarter] - 2 pts
0:24:45 [8:20 remaining in 2nd quarter] - assist to Roberto Acuña #35
0:30:36 [5:00 remaining in 2nd quarter] - leaves game
0:39:36 [0:34 remaining in 2nd quarter] - re-enters game for Patricio Garino #29
0:57:02 [4:47 remaining in 3rd quarter] - re-enters game
1:15:55 [6:52 remaining in 4th quarter] - leaves game

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Super 4: Argentina .vs. France highlights; Delfino 5-for-6 (3pt fgm/fga):

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[La Nacion 8-2-2016] [via Google Translate]

The last Olympic tribute was for Carlos Delfino, the gladiator who returned after seven operations

Al santafesino they gave the last video before traveling to Rio de Janeiro and plate, this time, the delivered his colleagues passed the examinations to Luis Scola, Manu Ginobili, Andres Nocioni, the coaching staff and in the meantime the last meeting for Fabricio Oberto, but one of the magical moments of this farewell tour basketball team was the tribute to Carlos Delfino and tenacity to return to play after seven operations. Unlike other experiences, this time his teammates handed him the plate.


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'Fabio' is playing in the Argentinian league for San Lorenzo de Almagra.

 

More on Walter Hermann:
He was the LNB Finals MVP this past season; considering retirement, but has other contract offers from other (LNB?) teams...

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[San Lorenzo (news) 7/11/2016] [via Google Translate]
San Lorenzo de Almagro, who play at home in Buenos Aires, Argentina, as part of the National Basketball League (LNB). He recently won his first championship after defeating La Union de Formosa 4-0 in the finals. Walter Herrmann, former NBA player (2006-07 Charlotte Bobcats, Detroit Pistons 2007-09) was named the MVP of the decisive series.
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"After the last league, my intention was to retire, but as you know, the return to Boedo for every raven is very strong, and dreamed of playing there! " [via Google Translate]
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"But the reality is that if an economic issue, had accepted some of the great offers I have received in recent weeks!" [via Google Translate]
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="es" dir="ltr">Pero la realidad es que si fuese un tema económico, hubiese aceptado alguna de las excelentes ofertas que he recibido en estas semanas!</p>&mdash; Walter Herrmann (@CondeHerrmann) <a href="https://twitter.com/CondeHerrmann/status/760214732917837824">August 1, 2016</a></blockquote>
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