NBA Players Elect New Players Association President

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Sunday, August 8th 2021, 12:04 pm

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NBA Players Elect New Players Association President

NBA Players Elect New Players Association President

OKLAHOMA CITY -

Former Thunder guard Chris Paul is no longer the president of the NBA Players Association.

According to ESPN, Portland's C.J. McCollum has been elected to succeed Paul.

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