The U.S. Olympic team had a mixed bag of results on Monday, with a 98-92 victory over Australia showcasing both strengths and weaknesses. Anthony Davis shined with 17 points and 14 rebounds, while Tyrese Haliburton's late 3-pointers helped secure the win. The team, now 2-0 in exhibitions, showed depth with contributions from Devin Booker, Anthony Edwards, and more. However, turnovers remain a concern, with 18 giveaways leading to Australia's comeback effort. Injuries sidelined Kevin Durant and Derrick White, highlighting the team's potential challenges moving forward. U.S. coach Steve Kerr praised Australia's resilience, emphasizing the importance of learning from the game. The second unit once again proved crucial, showcasing the team's depth. As the Americans prepare to face Serbia next, they must address turnovers and adjust to potential lineup changes.