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Bob Cousy has seen all of the Celtics NBA championships and now the Worcester resident will officially be part of the team’s 18th title win. Celtics team governor Wyc Grousbeck told the Hall of Fame point guard on Tuesday that the franchise would be present Cousy with a championship ring according to Bill Doyle of the Worcester Telegram.

Grousbeck paid a visit to Cousy at his Worcester home to pass along the news and bring along the franchise’s championship trophies to share with the Celtics legend, Cousy, 95, remains a close observer of the franchise after spending nearly 50 years as both a player and color commentator for the franchise.

The 13-time All-star won six titles with the Celtics as a player and also predicted the team would beat the Mavericks in five games ahead of the NBA Finals according to Grousbeck.

Cousy also told Chris Forsberg of NBC Sports Boston last month that he hopes former teammate Satch Sanders would be able to join him at TD Garden as the franchise raises their 18th banner.

“It’s something I would love to participate in,” Cousy told Forsberg. “I would have one condition: that I share it with my dear friend and the only remaining player left from the ‘50s and ‘60s, Satch Sanders, who doesn’t get enough attention. I would love to have him at my side.”

The NBA schedule will officially be released next month but the team is expected to host the opener when the regular season kicks off on Oct. 22.

BREAKING NEWS: Sam Hauser and the Celtics have agreed to a four-year, $45 million contract extension.

Hauser — who’ll be under contract through the 2028-2029 season — shot 42.4 percent on three’s last season, fourth-best among players with 400-plus attempts, per ESPN Stats and Information.

Adding Hauser’s extension to the Celtics’ 2025-2026 payroll elevates it to a projected $225 million with an additional $210 million luxury tax penalty — highest in league and over the second-apron for a second consecutive year.