NBA

This season will mark the New Englander's 6th NBA season, all of which have been with Miami, a rival of our Boston Celtics.

He’s a winner, and that’s something we could use up here in Maine and for our Celtics’ development squad.

Just this year, they've been to cities like Philadelphia, Miami, Las Vegas, and Toronto. So, it's only fitting that their next stop is Bangor, Maine.

The popular account @tedzhar, known for their lighthearted interviews with celebrities and New Yorkers, stumbled upon Robinson during one of their entertaining encounters.

Mainers have been buzzing about Cooper Flagg for quite some time, but it's safe to say that the talented youngster is no longer a well-kept secret. Flagg has now emerged as "the next big thing," capturing the attention of fans, scouts, and even the official NBA Twitter account.

Red was gray, but he could still ball.

While getting drafted into the NBA is no easy feat, it becomes even more remarkable when considering the limited number of Mainers who have achieved this basketball dream.

Duncan Robinson, the sharpshooting small forward/shooting guard for the Miami Heat, is making waves as his team, unfortunately, secured a spot in the NBA Finals. What makes Robinson's journey to his second NBA Finals in four years even more remarkable is the fact that he was born right here in our Pine Tree State.

At last, we uncover the reason covers are taken away when you leave the concession stand.

From All-Star to barista to World Champion, one former Celtic has a story unlike any other.