Which Country Will Dominate New Olympic Basketball Format

With the IOC recently announcing that the 2020 Tokyo Olympics will introduce a 3×3 Basketball tournament format, we at BallnRoll.com decided to have a little bit of fun with the new Olympic Games concept.

Which Countries will produce the best three-player squads? Which countries will medal? And lastly, which country will reign supreme on the 2020 Olympics stage?

Australia

• G – Patty Mills (SAS)
• F – Ben Simmons (PHI)
• C – Andrew Bogut

Brazil 

• G – Raul Neto (UTJ)
• F – Bruno Caboclo (TOR)
• C – Lucas Nogueira (TOR)

Canada

• G – Cory Joseph (TOR)
• F – Andrew Wiggins (MIN)
• C – Tristan Thompson (CLE)

Croatia 

• G – Mario Hezonja (ORL)
• F – Bojan Bogdanovic (WAS)
• C – Dario Saric (PHI)

France

• G – Frank Ntilinika
• F – Nicholas Batum (CHA)
• C – Rudy Gobert (UTJ)

Germany 

• G – Dennis Schroder (ATL)
• F – Paul Zipser (CHI)
• C – Dirk Nowitzki (DAL)

Greece

• G – Giannis Antetokounmpo (MIL)
• F –  Georgios Papagiannis (SAC)
• C – Kostas Koufos (SAC)

Italy 

• G – Marco Belinelli (CHA)
• F – Danilo Gallinari (DEN)
• C – Andrea Bargnani

Lithuania 

• G – Mindaugas Kuzminskas (NYK)
• F – Damantas Sabonis (OKC)
• C – Jonas Valanciunas (TOR)

Serbia

• G – Nemanja Bjelica (MIN)
• F – Nikola Jokic (DEN)
• C – Boban Marjanovic (DET)

Spain 

• G – Ricky Rubio (MIN)
• F – Nikola Mirotic (CHI)
• C – Marc Gasol (MEM)

United States of America 

• G – Steph Curry (GSW)
• F – Kevin Durant (GSW)
• C – Karl-Anthony Towns (MIN)