The Maine Celtics have appointed Tyler Lashbrook as their new head coach for the 2024-25 NBA G League season, marking the franchise's tenth head coach and Lashbrook's first head coaching role. Previously a player development coach with the Boston Celtics, he expressed enthusiasm about the opportunity, emphasizing the G League's potential for player and coach development. Lashbrook replaces Blaine Mueller, who led Maine to its first G League Finals appearance last season before joining the Charlotte Hornets as an assistant coach. The Maine Celtics are coming off a successful season with a 24-15 record and playoff victories before falling short in the finals. The coaching staff also includes returning associate head coach Steve Tchiengang and assistant coach Taaj Ridley, with new additions Landon Tatum and Brendan Baker. This restructuring aims to build on last season's achievements and enhance the team's prospects for the upcoming campaign.