Mccray To Washington

Wed., Jan. 28, 1998

Compiled From Wire Services

Former American Basketball League Most Valuable Player Nikki McCray was assigned to the expansion Washington Mystics of the Women’s National Basketball Association.

McCray, a 5-foot-11 forward who jumped from the rival ABL in September, was among four players assigned to WNBA expansion teams in Washington and Detroit.

McCray and Alessandra Santos de Oliveira, a 6-foot-5 center who played with the 1996 Brazilian Olympic team, were assigned to the Washington Mystics. Cindy Brown, an All-Star forward with the ABL’s Seattle Reign last season, and Razija Mujanovic, a member of Yugoslavia’s 1988 Olympic team, were assigned to the Detroit Shock.

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