B.League: Ray Parks inks extension with Osaka

B.League: Ray Parks inks extension with Osaka

/ 01:02 PM June 17, 2025

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Osaka’s Ray Parks is guarded by Hokkaido’s Matthew Wright in a B.League game in Japan.–Photo from Osaka Evessa’s IG

MANILA, Philippines—The good things keep on coming for Ray Parks Jr.

Just a few days removed from his wedding with social media personality Zeinab Harake, Parks Jr. has more things to celebrate in the Japanese B.League.

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On Monday, Parks signed a contract extension with Osaka Evessa that will keep him in Japan until the end of the 2025-26 B.League season.

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“I am looking forward to playing another year in Osaka,” said Parks Jr. in a statement released by the team via Instagram post.

“Osaka is a great city with amazing culture. We improved last year but there is still more work to be done. I’m excited to see the fans and my teammates.”

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Parks will return to Evessa’s lineup next season fresh off winning the 2025 Impressive Asian Player of the Year award.

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Osaka was unable to go deep in the B.League last conference as it only tallied a 29-31 record but Parks Jr. was certainly a silver lining for the cellar-dwellers.

The National University product had his best year in the B.League averaging 13.6 points, 4.2 rebounds and 2.8 assists per game.

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