Red Claws Waive Paul Harris
Published on February 29, 2012 under NBA G League (G League)
Maine Celtics News Release
PORTLAND, ME - The Maine Red Claws, presented by Quirk Chevrolet, today announced that they have waived forward Paul Harris due to repeated violations of team policy.
The Red Claws will return to action this Friday when they host the Springfield Armor in the first of a two-game weekend series. The 7 PM contest will be the 3rd Annual Irish Heritage Night with the Red Claws, featuring a parade of Irish flags and traditional Irish step dancing. The two longtime rivals will close out the two-game set on Sunday at 5 PM. Great seats remain for both games and my be purchased by calling (207) 210-6655, in person at the Red Claws Team Store located at 413 Congress Street in Portland or online at www.MaineRedClaws.com.
Maine Red Claws - 2011-12 marks the third season for the Maine Red Claws, the minor league affiliate of the Boston Celtics, Charlotte Bobcats and Philadelphia 76ers. The NBA D-League team plays its home games at the Portland Expo Building. The franchise is owned and operated by Maine Basketball, LLC, which is principally owned by Bill Ryan Sr., the retired chairman of TD Bank, and Bill Ryan Jr., owner and operator of Oxford Plains Speedway. Jon Jennings, a partner in Maine Basketball, LLC and former Boston Celtics assistant coach, serves as the team's president and general manager.
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