Ray Allen’s Career Highlights 

Those are new era fans. They don't know any better. They just saw him play those last few years in Miami.

Totally agree…this guy was one of the greatest talents the sport ever had. One of the all time greats.

Nah Celtics was better

Naw Lincoln Jesus Shuttlesworth

I only knew that because of the old nba live games his dunk rating was like a 95

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“ONE OF THE BEST SLASHERS” is crazy ☠️

@Crocs I’m a Ray fan but he wasn’t one of the best slashers ever, a good one yes but EVER? NO.. THIS IS CRAZY dick riding.

This is true. Don’t know what these other two dudes are taking about. If you’re under 35, you don’t even remember how good he was at attacking the rim.

He always was a great shooter since UConn. You meant mid range not slasher

Couldn't agree more... assuming of course that by "one of" you mean "undisputed all-time". #GOAT #clutch3

I wonder who dare to underrated him 🤣 everyone who watchs NBA knows how clutch and threaten he is.

@@minhphucnguyen5961 how often when you here best shooting gaurds someone says ray allen in top 5....

Athleticism off the charts

@ThreeCreators facts

He's extremely ocd so everything is a routine for him it helped him become the greatest shooter ever in his prime.

Won the series for the Miami Heat against the spur's nba finals IMO

One of the most beautiful shots ever for sure…. But I wouldn’t want a kid to try and copy it… I think his shot almost can’t be reproduced. I think it takes someone with almost superhuman wrist and hand strength plus incredible vertical explosion to shoot like ray did. Honestly I’d rather have a kid try and copy Curry’s shooting form. But I know what you’re trying to say. I’m just saying if you don’t have physical attributes like Ray and you try and shoot like him… it’s gonna be brick city all day lol

@@gmoney8399 He had great lift on his shot and perfect form. He could palm the ball, so almost impossible to copy his form.

Nailed it boss. Had he wouldve primarily focused his game on 3s like curry hed have wayyyyy more all time 3 pointers made on his list

@@ImperialDecree Yeah but I don't think Curry would have those stats in Allen's era he played a little bit in the softer NBA.

@@asterphoenix3074 true, but nobody asked or brought that up

It's crazy coz he did every thing else too.

Coz he didn't depend only on 3 pt shots early in his career.

He was a dunker before focusing on shooting that much

@@duwopguwap4176 don't tell lies, he was just good at everything but especially shooting the deep ball ever since his uconn days. i think ray, as good as he was, lacked that top tier level of explosiveness that would have taken him to a higher level.... but! since ray was a great shooter it didn't matter and that is what took him to a higher level. but if ray didn't have that shot it is possible that he could have developed that explosiveness leaning more on his athletic abilities.

That's what is most frustrating about how he is talked about as just a shooter these days, he was a supreme athlete and complete offensive player. Kept himself in tremendous shape.

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@@momoneymopoetry845 Brook Lopez maybe

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Serge Ibaka

​@@emperor9033because of injuries

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Or Marbury had stayed. Shame we only got a glimpse of what that Minnesota team could’ve been. KG and Marbury had something special.

Ray Allen, Sam Cassell and Garnett could beat Shaq and Kobe in that WCF they got into

Its the fucking new generation(Most) saying that dumb shit.

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Oh yeah! Had handles and all. I was a fan from his UConn days. He was built like a racehorse

He had to in a vicious physical league especially if they wanted to play in the paint.

question everybody always compares Kobes style to MJ which seems like a style he didnt quite master but Ray Allen's game is more similar to MJ then Kobe "handsdown"! he actually mastered the "one hand palm crybaby" style he islight like wind out there just like Jordan and can do every mans job but good. one man show!

@@lovehildagreyYes indeed. Trying not to be the one man show was extremely hard for MJ. Analyst and experts never thought he would get past the playoffs because he didn’t trust his team mates. That’s the reason why the organisation hired Phil Jackson.

nope curry best shooter of all time cry

It still gives me the chills to this day

No one ever questioned this

@@Grazza1129 i only knew ray allen when he was in celtics and i thought he was unathletic lol didnt know he could dunk like that

@@emperor9033 well than your take was way off cause unathletic people can’t move and shoot like that no one unathletic I’ve met or seen before

probably because everyone goes for 3s nowadays

Facts. There's a poll on RU-vid where some "kids" even have the audacity to say that Klay is better than Ray-Ray.

Players like Klay and Steph are extremely talented but lack the soul that someone like Ray has. Ray is a military child of 5 children while Steph and Klay grew up rich kids with NBA dads in bball camps essentially

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No not crazy at all this dude was Curry before Curry was even around

By far

Hes more clutch than curry

He had plenty of help at Milwaukee with Terrell Brandon and Glenn Robinson, then Joe Smith who was a pretty darn good pf back then. The bucks were always one of the top two or three, at worst 4th, in the east during late 90s and early 2000s

@@8301TheJMan that’s not enough help are you serious? The late 90s was ran by Chicago and the early 2000s was ran by the Lakers.. do I need to continue

@@dntbill914 That's true for the Lakers maybe, but not the Bulls in the late 90's. The Bulls were actually not that much deeper though than the Bucks back then. They had an aging Jordan and Pippen, who weren't that much better than Big Dog and Allen, and then Kukoc, Longly, and Harper, (who was a shadow of his former self when he was with the Clippers in the early 90's and even less so when compared to the player he was with the Cavs). I take your point though about not having enough to win it all in the late 90's, but they eventually certainly did a couple years later, (or at the very least were damn close). After all, in 2001 they finished 1st in the Central Division and got all the way to the Eastern Conference finals and lost in 7 games to the Sixers. That year aside for Robinson and Allen, they also had Tim Thomas, (who was absolutely unstoppable with enormous potential and was limited only by his poor work ethic, lack of consistent assertiveness, and of course the fact he was playing third fiddle to G-Rob and Ray Allen), Sam Cassell who was playing at All-Star level and scored nearly 20 ppg that year, and Lindsey Hunter who was putting up double figures off the bench. Then in 2002 they added even more pieces, (Anthony Mason and Michael Redd), and had plenty of talent to at least get to the championship series that year if it wasn't both both Robinson and Allen going down to injuries and with each missing nearly a quarter of the season, which kept them outa the playoff for the first time in a few years.

@@8301TheJMan I respect all this and your knowledge ‼️💯 but regardless of what age anyone was on the Bulls, they ran the entire 90s when MJ played. That’s all they needed. When he went to baseball they couldn’t win. The first year he came back right before the playoffs they didn’t make it happen but we all know why and they 3 peat after that.. if the team didn’t get dismantled by management, they would’ve walked out of the 90s as champions for 98-99 season and possibly the 99-2000 season. They were that good.. and even if The bucks made it a finals in the early 2000s they wasn’t beating the lakers bro. We all know this. That team was too deep and too talented. All Championships teams have that one X factor and for the lakers it was Shaq. Shaq going down would be the only chance anyone wouldn’t beat them at THAT time. After he got a little older and out of shape then that was a different story until he went to Miami and had something back. I respect that Bucks team but that was never a championship team in my opinion. I don’t think any team with Ray Allen as the face could’ve won and that’s jus me knowing basketball. He needed to be that second/3rd option respectfully 💯 nothing against him.

@@8301TheJMan joe smith was a bust