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Ray Allen Rumors: Spurs still most likely landing spot for this season

Josh Hill
Josh Hill

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Mar 18, 2014; Cleveland, OH, USA; Miami Heat guard Ray Allen (34) reacts against the Cleveland Cavaliers at Quicken Loans Arena. Miami won 100-96. Mandatory Credit: David Richard-USA TODAY Sports

Ray Allen has a decision to make about what he wants to do with his future. He’s not a young man but he’s not crippled by old age just yet, which has him pondering retirement from the NBA. Many believe he has enough gas in the tank for one more season but it’s all up to Allen what he wants to do next.

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If what he chooses to do next involves a return to the NBA, then there is one team that is still getting mentioned continually with Allen. The San Antonio Spurs robbed Allen of the chance to retire on top this past season which may cause him to join rank in 2014-15.

As Jesse Blancarte Basketball Insiders points out, the likelihood that Allen returns is up in the air but if he comes back it’s going to be with a true contender and not a borderline one.

"It seems more likely that if Allen is to return for one final year, it will likely be with a team that is a favorite to win it all next season, like the Spurs. We won’t know for sure until Allen makes up his mind, a decision that reportedly may not be made until midseason."

Allen going to the Spurs or Cavaliers seems to be what will end up happening as his career doesn’t have many years left on it and this 2014-15 campaign could be it. In fact, Allen may just call it a career without even signing with anyone which wouldn’t be surprising either.

Either way, if Allen is going to return to the NBA it’s going to be with a contender who can put him in the NBA Finals and give him a to retire on top.

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Josh Hill

Josh Hill

Josh Hill is a content director for the FanSided Network, having worked across various brands in both sports and entertainment for over a decade. Previously, he was Editorial Director of FanSided.com from 2018 until 2022 and has been a content creator covering sports, music, music, and television for FanSided since 2010. His work has been featured on Sports Illustrated, Winter Is Coming, Netflix Life, FOX Sports, Dork Side of the Force, Puckett's Pond, The Pewter Plank, and Yahoo! Sports