The Olympics finish up in Beijing this weekend, but there are still a few more medals to be handed out in baseball and basketball.

On Day 15 the baseball gold and bronze medal games will be played, which could be the last baseball games played at the Olympics for quite awhile. Baseball is being removed from competition for the 2012 games in London, but there are hopes it can be reinstated for 2016. In the bronze medal game the United States will take on Japan, while the gold medal matchup is South Korea versus Cuba.

The Cubans, who won the gold in Athens four years ago, will likely be the gold-medal favorites, but don't count out the Koreans, as they are the only team to go undefeated in the Olympic tournament so far - and that includes a 7-4 win over Cuba earlier this week. The Cubans jumped out to a quick 3-0 lead in that game, but South Korea struck back with a five-run fourth inning to take control.

On Day 16 the Olympics conclude with the closing ceremonies, but not before the men's basketball gold medal game between the USA and Spain. The American Redeem Team advanced to the gold medal game by knocking off Argentina 101-81 in the semifinals, while Spain advanced with a 91-86 win over Lithuania.

The Americans will undoubtedly be heavily favored in Sunday's game considering how easily they've stormed through the tournament. Their perfect 7-0 tournament record includes a 119-82 thrashing of Spain in the preliminaries. LeBron James led Team USA with 18 points in that win, while Felipe Reyes dropped in 19 points to go along eight rebounds to lead Spain. Pau Gasol could only muster 13 points in the loss, and he'll need to perform much better on Sunday for Spain to have a chance at an upset.