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Next Up: Ron Harper Jr.'s journey from Maine to Boston ⬆️
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Next Up: Ron Harper Jr.'s journey from Maine to Boston ⬆️
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Apr 14, 20268:2011.9K views
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Ron Harper Jr. turned his hoop dreams into reality 💭☘️
Beginning on a two-way deal this season with the Maine Celtics, Ron demonstrated right away with dominant performances in G League play that he could compete at the NBA level. Joe Mazzulla showed trust in Ron, so much so that he earned his first start against Kevin Durant and the Houston Rockets, holding his own with strong defense and 11 points scored.
Those who know Ron aren't surprised by his success. Born into a basketball family, his father being 5x NBA Champion Ron Harper, and his brother Dylan starring in his rookie season for the San Antonio Spurs, all Ron needed was a real chance to showcase his skills. Now we're seeing what happens when preparation meets opportunity.
0:30 Harper family visits Ron in Portland 💚
1:15 Ron faces his brother Dylan & San Antonio Spurs 🆚
1:50 First NBA start against Houston Rockets 🚀
2:45 All-Star Game & Shooting Stars with Harper fam 💫
5:30 Grinding in that Two-Way lifestyle 😤
6:50 Ron earns NBA Standard Contract 📝
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