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| Height: 6-5 Weight: 205 Born: July 20, 1975, Castle AFB, Merced, California |
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| December 16, 2007 As expected, Ray Allen skipped Sunday's game to rest his sore right ankle. However, he should be back in the mix for Wednesday's game, according to the AP. "He'll practice on Tuesday and play on Wednesday, I'm pretty sure of that," Celtics coach Doc Rivers said. "You never know, but I'm pretty much sure." You'll want to check to see if he's able to get through Tuesday's session before sticking him in your lineup for Wednesday. |
| December 16, 2007 Ray Allen didn't travel with the Celtics to Toronto on Saturday. He'll miss his second straght game due to a sore right ankle, according to the Boston Globe. It's not clear when the veteran will be ready to hit the hardwood again. |
| December 15, 2007 Ray Allen was held out of Friday's game due to a sore right ankle. "My recommendation was to sit him [last night] and maybe even [tomorrow]," coach Doc Rivers told the Boston Globe. "And then we have two days off after that and we'll go from there." It's a bit concerning because Allen missed the end of last season with an injury to his right foot and had bone spurs removed from both ankles during the offseason. Don't panic, yet, as it could be something minor that could heal with rest. |
| June 28, 2007 In a draft-day deal, the Boston Celtics acquired guard Ray Allen from Seattle in exchange for the rights to Georgetown forward Jeff Green with the No. 5 overall pick, Delonte West, and Wally Szczerbiak, according to ESPN. Allen will team up with Paul Pierce for one of the best scoring duos in the league. |
| June 8, 2007 Ray Allen is still on schedule as he rehabs from April surgery on both ankles, but still is not putting impact on his feet. According to the AP, Allen is working in a pool and riding a stationary bike. Im not able to do anything, Allen said. Ive slowed down a lot especially in the summertime when you want to do so much. But my body is feeling great. |
| April 8, 2007 Ray Allen underwent successful arthroscopic surgery Saturday to remove bone spurs in both of his ankles, the AP reports. Allen will be in a walking boot for three to four weeks and must rehabilitate the ankle for at least two to three months. |
| April 6, 2007 Ray Allen will have his ankle surgery Saturday, the Seattle Times reports. He's already been declared out for the season. |
| March 25, 2007 Ray Allen has decided to undergo season-ending surgery on his left ankle, according to the AP. "I hate to sit on the sidelines and watch," Allen said. "I've had a lot of tough times the past two, three weeks just getting in, getting out and trying to play games." No date has been set for the surgery. Damien Wilkins is expected to start in Allen's place for the remainder of the season. |
| March 25, 2007 Ray Allen is expected to remain sidelined today due to his ailing foot and ankle, according to the Seattle Times. It remains uncertain whether he will play again this season. |
| March 23, 2007 Ray Allen has been ruled out for Friday's game with Minnesota, as expected. He's out indefinitely as the team decides how to handle his left foot and ankle problems; surgery is inevitable, and the team might decide to shut down Allen for the season. |
| March 23, 2007 Ray Allen didn't practice Thursday as the Sonics wait for a second opinion on his foot and ankle problems, the Seattle Times reports. A day earlier, Allen said team doctor Richard Zorn urged him to have the surgery immediately. But Allen was also told he couldn't do any more damage to his ankle if he kept playing. |
| March 22, 2007 Ray Allen is expected to find out today whether he will undergo season-ending surgery on his inflamed left ankle, according to the Seattle Times. He missed last night's game due to the ongoing problem. |
| March 21, 2007 Ray Allen had his left ankle evaluated following practice Tuesday, the Seattle Times reports. No new injury was revealed and he remains day-to-day. |
| March 4, 2007 Ray Allen was back in the starting lineup for the Sonics on Sunday after missing a game with bone spurs in his left ankle, according to the AP. Allen intends to play the rest of the season with the injury. |
| March 4, 2007 Ray Allen practiced yesterday and appears likely to play through the painful bone spurs in his ankle on Sunday, according to the Seattle Times. He still likely will see a specialist tomorrow to determine his plan for the remainder of the season, which could include surgery. |
| March 3, 2007 Ray Allen has been diagnosed with bone spurs in his left ankle, according to the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. He'll have the joint examined by a specialist on Monday, so it's not likely he will play on Sunday. He said he will need offseason surgery on both ankles. However, with the Sonics not heading toward postseason play, it's realistic to think he could undergo the procedures before the regular season ends. |
| March 2, 2007 Ray Allen will have his ankle examined Friday and his status for Sunday's game against Charlotte is uncertain, the Seattle Times reports. Allen has not practiced in more than a week, but declined to reveal the severity of his injury to teammates and the media; he did not play Thursday against the Clippers. "I had pain shooting up the side of my leg like a bone spur," Allen explained. "I would feel it from time to time and then it would go away. Right now, it's staying put. It won't subside. So when I run, I feel it coming up inside my leg." |
| March 1, 2007 Ray Allen did not play on Thursday against the Clippers because of an ankle injury, according to the AP. He tried moving around on it before the game but said it wasn't strong enough. "I'm not going to make any rush judgments about playing (Sunday)," Allen said. |