Oscar Schmidt - Mão Santa Não, Mão Treinada!

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Career highlights and awards:

• Considered basketball's unofficial all-time leader in points scored:

49,737 career points scored (club play, plus national team play combined)

• FIBA World Cup's all-time leader in points scored:

843 career points scored - 24.1 points per game

• 1990 FIBA World Championship's Top Scorer:

34.6 points per game

• Only player who has scored more than 1,000 points in the Olympic Games:

1,094 career points scored - 28.8 points per game

• 3x Olympic Basketball Top Scorer:

Seoul 1988 - 41.9 points per game
Barcelona 1992 - 24.8 points per game
Atlanta 1996 - 27.4 points per game

• Most points scored in a game at the Olympics - 55 against Spain, 24 September 1988 (lost 118-110)

• 7x Italian League Top Scorer: (1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1989, 1990, 1992)

• Spanish League Top Scorer: (1994)

• 8x Brazilian League Top Scorer: (1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003)

• FIBA Hall of Fame: (2010)

• Member of Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame: 2013

As a member of club teams:

4x São Paulo Championship: (Palmeiras 1974; Sírio 1979, 1980; Barueri 1998)
3x Brazilian Championship: (Palmeiras 1977; Sírio 1979; Corinthians 1996)
South American Championship: (Sírio 1979)
World Club Championship: (Sírio 1979)
2x Italian Second Division Championship: (Caserta 1983; Pavia 1991)
Italian Cup: (Caserta 1988)
2x Rio de Janeiro Championship: (Flamengo 1999, 2002)

Brazilian national team:

3x South American Championship: Gold: (Chile 1977; Brazil 1983; Colombia 1985)
FIBA World Championship: Bronze: (Philippines 1978)
2x South American Championship: Silver: (Argentina 1979; Uruguay 1981)
Pan American Games: Bronze: (Puerto Rico 1979)
Pan American Games: Gold: (USA 1987)
FIBA Americas Championship: Bronze: (Mexico 1989)

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