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The Shot.
Ray Allen played for the Miami Heat just two seasons, but his imprint on the team remains forever entwined on a single basket he made at American Airlines Arena in 2013.
Game 6!!! Enough said!!! Congrts to my brother Ray Allen for being inducted into the Naismith Hall of Fame!!! & THANK you for saving our Championship season. #Yousabadboy
Game 6!!! Enough said!!! Congrts to my brother Ray Allen for being inducted into the Naismith Hall of Fame!!! & THANK you for saving our Championship season. #Yousabadboy pic.twitter.com/2iA6HKHr16
— DWade (@DwyaneWade) March 31, 2018
Numbers and stats without championships are meaningless, as Allen explains what drove him to become the best 3-point shooter in his time.
Allen selection’s as the fifth pick in the 1996 draft ahead of Kobe Bryant, and fellow inductee Steven Nash, plus numerous forgettable choices illustrates how player’s dedication to their craft separates the men from the boys in NBA.
- Allen Iverson - Philadelphia 76ers
- Marcus Camby - Toronto Raptors
- Shareef Abdur-Rahim - Vancouver Grizzlies
- Stephon Marbury - Milwaukee Bucks
- Ray Allen - Minnesota Timberwolves
- Antoine Walker - Boston Celtics
- Lorenzen Wright - Los Angeles Clippers
- Kerry Kittles - New Jersey Nets
- Samaki Walker - Dallas Mavericks
- Erick Dampier - Indiana Pacers
- Todd Fuller - Golden State Warriors
- Vitaly Potapenko - Cleveland Cavaliers
- Kobe Bryant - Charlotte Hornets
- Peja Stojaković - Sacramento Kings
- Steve Nash - Phoenix Suns
- Tony Delk - Charlotte Hornets
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