Sam Presti highlights Aday Mara's role in Thunder's rim protection strategy
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 28, 2026, 6:00 PM
Last updated Jun 28, 2026
On June 28, 2026, Oklahoma City Thunder general manager Sam Presti discussed the significance of bolstering the team's defense through the addition of Aday Mara. Mara, a 7-foot-3 center from Michigan, is expected to enhance Oklahoma City's rim protection alongside Chet Holmgren. Presti emphasized the team's commitment to defensive strategies, referencing their top-ranked metrics over the past two seasons. He believes Mara's abilities will contribute to the Thunder's ongoing championship aspirations. The team aims to integrate Mara's skill set gradually as he adapts to the NBA.
- •Aday Mara was added to improve the Thunder's rim protection.
- •Mara helped Michigan win a national championship prior to being drafted.
- •Sam Presti values Mara's communication and mobility for defensive schemes.
- •The Thunder aim for a gradual integration of Mara into the team.
- •Oklahoma City has ranked highly in defensive metrics for the past two seasons.
- 6:00 PMYahoo Sports — Adding Aday Mara, Sam Presti explains importance of OKC's rim protection
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