Spanish club contesting NBA eligibility of Thunder rookie Aday Mara over contract dispute
The Thunder insist that the center is eligible to play for them despite his former club in Spain saying that it continues to hold his rights.
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The Thunder insist that the center is eligible to play for them despite his former club in Spain saying that it continues to hold his rights.
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The Oklahoma City Thunder released a statement Friday regarding Spanish team Basket Zaragoza's claim that they still hold the playing rights to rookie center Aday Mara.