Ray Allen was selected 5th in the 1996 Draft by the
Minnesota Timberwolves and then was immediately traded to the
Milwaukee Bucks. He spent seven years with the Bucks and led them to the Eastern Conference Finals with his deadly deep range shooting. Partway through the 2002-03 season, Ray Allen was traded to the Seattle Supersonics. When he teamed with fellow long bomber Rashard Lewis, they made the Sonics a force in the NBA again. His scoring prowess became legendary and he quickly rose through the ranks of the all-time scorers in the NBA. Ray was dealt to the
Boston Celtics as the Sonics entered a rebuilding phase before the start of the 2007-08 season. Teamed up with Paul Pierce and
Kevin Garnett, they formed the most feared "Big Three" in the league and led the Celtics to the NBA championship. Ray Allen also explored acting starring alongside
Denzel Washington in the movie "He Got Game."
