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Ray Allen	#20 \| Guard \| Boston Celtics

Height: 6-5 Weight: 205 Born: 1975-7-20, Castle AFB, Merced, California

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December 29, 2006
Ray Allen is expected to rejoin the Sonics Friday, the Seattle Times reports. Allen stayed in Seattle as his fiancee, Shannon, gave birth to their second son Wednesday afternoon.

December 28, 2006
Ray Allen will miss tonight's game to be with his fiancee for the birth of their child, according to the Seattle Times. It's possible Allen, who will be replaced in the starting lineup by Damien Wilkins, will be able to return to action tomorrow.

December 27, 2006
Ray Allen said he might miss games tonight and tomorrow, according to the Seattle Times. His fiancee is pregnant and past the due date, so she may require a C-section. "I really don't have all the details right now," Allen said. "I'll go home and talk to her and see what she says. Whatever she says, we'll go with that. Family is my first priority. It's the most important thing and I'm going to be there for that."

December 23, 2006
Ray Allen is expected to return to action tonight, according to the Seattle Times. Allen has missed the past nine games with a bone bruise in his right foot. The Sonics desperately need his scoring now that Rashard Lewis is out for two months.

December 22, 2006
Ray Allen did team work with the Sonics Thursday, though it's not clear if he'll be good to go Saturday against Toronto, the Seattle Times reports. Allen is coming back from a brone bruise in his right ankle. "I hope to play. At this moment, I'm definitely planning on it," said Allen, who performed a shooting drill without a noticeable limp. "I could sit out for numerous amounts of days more or weeks and think that maybe I might not have soreness or pain or whatever it is, but I'll never know until I play and understand what I'll be able to deal with. So it's not going to do me any good sitting on the sidelines."

December 19, 2006
Ray Allen had the bone bruise on his right ankle examined Monday and has been cleared to practice Thursday, according to the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. He could return to action on Saturday against the Raptors.

December 18, 2006
Ray Allen will have his bruised right ankle examined again today, according to the Seattle Times. Coach Brian Hill said he hopes that Allen can return to game action on Saturday, but nothing will be certain until Allen is looked over today.

December 15, 2006
Ray Allen missed his sixth game in a row Friday, the AP reports. He has a bone bruise in his right foot and isn't traveling with the team, though Allen is expected to be back on the floor in a week.

December 7, 2006
Ray Allen will miss at least seven games due to a contusion of the talus bone in his right foot, according to the Sonics' website. Allen will sit out the next two home games and then miss the Sonics road trip while he remains in Seattle receiving treatment. Allen will be reevaluated in about two weeks.

December 7, 2006
An MRI on the right ankle of Ray Allen revealed a bone contusion, and no ligament or tendon damage, according to the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. He will meet today with team doctors to determine a rehabilitation plan. His status for Friday's game is uncertain. "Not overly," Allen said Tuesday night when asked if he was concerned about his long-term health. "(After the MRI) at least I'll know how deep the rabbit hole is. It's a significant amount of pain. It gives me pain when I am running."

December 6, 2006
Ray Allen is out indefinitely with a bruised bone in his right ankle, according to the AP. "It's giving me a lot of uncomfortableness when I move to my right side," said Allen, who missed four games last season. "I've always said if you're injured, you don't play. You sit down." He'll meet with doctors on Thursday to determine when he'll be able to play.

December 5, 2006
Ray Allen sat out Tuesday's game because of a strained tendon in his right foot, according to the AP. He didn't practice Monday in hopes of playing against Atlanta, but after going through his normal pregame routine, he decided against suiting up. Allen is scheduled to have an MRI exam on Wednesday.

October 8, 2006
Ray Allen injured the index finger of his right hand on Saturday, according to the Tacoma Tribune. X-rays were negative, and he was diagnosed with a sprain. The injury doesn't appear to be serious enough to affect his fantasy value on draft day.

April 19, 2006
Ray Allen broke the NBA record for 3-pointers in a season Wednesday night, according to the AP. Allen had seven 3-pointers on the night, running his season total to 269, which is two more than the previous mark of 267 set by Dennis Scott in the 1995-96 season.

February 8, 2006
Ray Allen, who is suffering from a left ankle injury, is expected to play tonight against the Hornets, accoridng to the Tacoma News Tribune.

January 14, 2006
The NBA suspended Ray Allen for three games on Friday for his part in a fight during Wednesday's game with Orlando's Keyon Dooling, according to the AP.

January 13, 2006
Ray Allen is expected to miss tonight's game against the Heat and will learn today if he'll receive a multiple-game suspension from the NBA for his altercation with Orlando's Keyon Dooling on Wednesday, according to the Seattle Times.

January 12, 2006
Ray Allen likely will face a suspension for his role in a scuffle with Keyon Dooling Wednesday night.

January 6, 2006
Ray Allen was examined by an ophthalmologist Thursday and was told he suffered no serious eye damage when he was hit by an elbow Wednesday, according to the Seattle Times. He's expected to start tonight.

January 5, 2006
Ray Allen left Wednesday's game due to blurry vision after he was elbowed in the eye by Kirk Hinrich, according to the AP. He was to be examined Thursday by an ophthalmologist.

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