Curry also embraced former record-holder Allen while childhood idol Reggie Miller — on the call for TNT — filmed the historic event with a smartphone only a few feet away. Celebrities on hand for the MSG moment included musician Alicia Keys, former NFL star and TV host Michael Strahan, comedian Pete Davidson and Steph's …
Ray Allen is a lot better than Reggie. Miller was a mediocre defender with an extremely specialized game who got a lot of hype for playing on deep teams and having a few big moments in the playoffs against the Knicks and Bulls. He WAS a good player, I mean he was one of the best off-ball players around. He had a sweet jumper. And that's about it.
Any deep (or not really that deep) statistical dive says Reggie was the more impactful player, especially in the playoffs. Ray Allen was really really good. …
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Even watching Ray Allen run is a thing of beauty…the guy has textbook form. Bottomline: if you were to ask any random group of 10 basketball fans at a bar who was a better shooter, Ray Allen or Reggie …
Steph, Ray Allen, Reggie Miller share group hug before Curry's big night (0:30) The NBA's top three 3-point scorers (past and present) -- Steph Curry, Ray Allen and Reggie Miller -- …
In the case of Ray Allen, the ten-time All-Star moved to the bench in his final two seasons of his career after leaving the Boston Celtics for the Miami Heat.
Ray's career was better, and up until the last couple of years listening to Reggie SLURP on Lebron every 5 seconds, I respected Reggie more. ... Reggie Miller VS Ray Allen Originally Posted by Reggie43. Ray's playoff average is 16.1ppg, Reggie is …
Although this is still better than over half the league, ... I've modeled my game after Reggie [Miller] and Ray [Allen], and those guys were incredibly effective until their late 30s. So I plan ...
Better career: Reggie Miller or Ray Allen? Miller, by a lot. 20. 10% Miller, by a little. 52. 26% It's virtually a tie. 16. 8% Allen, by a lot. 47. 23% Allen, by a little. 65. 32% I don't know. 1. 0% Total votes: 201. Your vote has been cast. ... Ray Allen's first all star selection was in 2000, 24 years ago. He isn't a modern player.
BOSTON - Ray Allen broke the NBA record for 3-pointers on Thursday night, sinking two in the first quarter against the Los Angeles Lakers as the man he passed, Reggie Miller, sat courtside working ...
Most people would include names like Ray Allen, Reggie Miller, Larry , Steve Kerr, and Mark Price. All of these guys have had terrific NBA careers and are most known for their shooting ability.
The TD Garden erupted as Allen's 3-point tally reached 2,561, eclipsing Reggie Miller's. Miller, who was calling the game, congratulated him. Kobe Bryant, too, acknowledged Allen's epic milestone.
That moved him past Reggie Miller into the all-time lead. Miller was at the game as an analyst for TNT and at the next break in the action Allen came over gave Miller a hug. It felt like a coronation for Allen, a man with maybe as pure a shooting form as the league has ever seen. Allen is a career 39.8 percent shooter from three and his hitting ...
Miller averaged 10.0 ppg his first season, shooting .488 from the field and .355 from 3-point range. He only started one game and backed up veteran John Long, but he was the only Pacer to play in ...
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Once not all that long ago, it was Ray Allen getting congratulated courtside by Reggie Miller as he broke the latters' all-time career 3-point field-goal record, but on Tuesday night as the …
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Reggie Miller is one of the greatest three-point shooters in NBA history. He had a tight grip on being recognized as the best shooter for a long time until Ray Allen broke his record for the most ...
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Better career: Reggie Miller or Ray Allen? Miller, by a lot. 20. 10% Miller, by a little. 52. 26% It's virtually a tie. 16. 8% Allen, by a lot. 47. 23% Allen, by a little ... we all agree ray was much better ball handler/ slasher, yet they have nearly the same playoff dunks between them (ray 19 in 6064 minutes, Reggie 14 in 5308). Ray was just ...
For former Indiana Pacers forward Jalen Rose, Allen may have surpassed Miller on the all-time career three-point shots made, but between the two, "Uncle Reg" will always be his pick. "Right behind ...
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Ray Allen was a much better iso player which explains his higher usage rate than Miller's. Reggie scored a lot of his points coming off of screens while Ray was able to break down his defenders especially …
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Ray Allen vs. Reggie Miller is a comparison battle that does not get talked about enough. Both paved the way for today's three-point heavy league. Both are in the conversation for the best three-point shooter of all time (or second-best realistically speaking with Stephen Curry becoming the consensus best shooter of all time.) As we …
ray allen isn't close to Miller as a shooter which is their main uses. Ray Allen gets pumped up as the better shooter because of totals, ie he made more 3 point shots than anyone at one point - which is an era thing. ... Reggie had a better TS% because of better 2P% and a ridiculous FT rate. Plenty of reasons to pick Reggie, but …
Of course, the actual top candidate to be called the second-greatest shooter in NBA history is the player many considered the best shooter of all time prior to Curry, Ray Allen.
I'm 50, and watched most of both of their careers. Reggie was the 2nd best 2 guard all through the 90's IMO, and a cold blodded Mofo. Ray's career was better, …
Stephen Curry overtakes Ray Allen for NBA's all-time 3-point lead. ... Ray Allen: 2,973: 1,300: 3. Reggie Miller: ... No better scenario to have Ray in the building, have Reggie on the call, to ...
Steph, Ray Allen, Reggie Miller share group hug before Curry's big night (0:30) The NBA's top three 3-point scorers (past and present) -- Steph Curry, Ray Allen and Reggie Miller -- embrace before ...
Ray Allen averaged 18.0 points, 3.7 rebounds and 3.6 assists in 25 games versus Reggie Miller in his career.
i'm curious... what's the consensus here?
Specifically the all-star selections. Ray Allen had 10, Reggie Miller had 5. That seems like a very wide gap. However, Ray Allen was selected as an injury replacement all-star 3 times. He's the only player in history selected as an injury replacement 3 times. In addition, there was no 1999 all-star game because of the …
Ray Allen vs. Reggie Miller: The Case for Ray. Let's get the numbers out of the way. Allen had extremely similar numbers compared to Miller. For his career, Allen averaged 18.9 points, 4.1 rebounds per game, and a three-point shooting percentage of …
Miller averaged 10.0 ppg his first season, shooting .488 from the field and .355 from 3-point range. He only started one game and backed up veteran John Long, but he was the only …
Every GOAT debate ignites passionate discussions among players, fans, and analysts alike. In the three-point shooting category, Ray Allen and Reggie Miller are two names that always come to mind. For former Indiana Pacers forward Jalen Rose, Allen may have surpassed Miller on the all-time career three-point shots made, but between …
A year where Reggie Miller very likely would have been an all-star. If you factor all of that in, then the all-star selections gap shrinks from 10-5 in favour of Ray Allen, to 7-6 in favour of Ray Allen. With the All-NBA selections Ray Allen made one 2nd Team and one 3rd Team. Reggie Miller made three 3rd Teams.
