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Parks stays put in Japan with new team Ibaraki Robots

Ray joins third B.League team
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Ibaraki has its latest Asian import in the form of Ray Parks
PHOTO: Ibaraki Robots

RAY Parks Jr. has found a new home in Japan.

The Ibaraki Robots announced on Wednesday the signing of the Filipino veteran for the upcoming 2026-27 B.League season, adding an experienced swingman, as the club looks to improve on a disappointing campaign.

Ibaraki's Ray Parks

The Robots will be Parks’ third team in Japan after previous stints with Nagoya Diamond Dolphins and Osaka Evessa, where he established himself as one of the most accomplished Asian imports in the B.League.

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Parks joins an Ibaraki side that finished 19-41 and placed 10th in the East Division last season, bringing a wealth of experience and versatility to be capable of contributing as a scorer, playmaker, and defender.

The move ends weeks of speculation surrounding the former PBA star’s future after he previously confirmed receiving offers from both local and international teams.

READ: Parks confirms offers from both international, local leagues

Rather than returning to the Philippines, Parks elected to continue his career overseas and remain in a league where he has enjoyed success over the past several seasons.

With Ibaraki looking to bounce back from a 19-win campaign, it's banking on Parks’ veteran presence and winning pedigree to help lead its push up the East Division standings heading into the new season.

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