LILLE (France) - Patty Mills was somewhat bottled up by Canada in Australia's second Gameday loss, but the Boomers' star still managed to move up a number of all-time Top 10s in Olympics history - including becoming the sixth leading scorer in the competition's record books.
Mills finished the game with eight points on two field goals made with one three-pointer to go with two rebounds, one assist and two steals in Australia's 93-83 defeat against Canada.
Mills jumped one spot in the all-time leading scorer list to sixth place with 528 points, passing Manu Ginobili. Next up on the list is Brazilian Wlamir Marques with 537 points.
Most points scored all-time at the Olympics
Mills' one three-pointer gave him sole possession of fourth place for triples with 72, one ahead of fellow Australian legend Shane Heal and seven behind Kevin Durant of USA.
Most three-pointers made all-time at the Olympics
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The three-pointer was introduced as a statistic for the Olympics in 1988.
Mills moved into a tie for second place in career steals with 38 - even with Rudy Fernandez of Spain who reached the milestone earlier today and Chris Paul of USA. The all-time leader is Andrei Kirilenko with 43.
Most steals all-time at the Olympics
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The steal was introduced as a statistic for the Olympics in 1996.
By having made just two field goals, Mills remains in eighth place with 190 - one behind the pair of Sergei Belov of Soviet Union and Cuba's Ruperto Herrera Tabio.
Most field goals made all-time at the Olympics
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