Allen, left, laughs as Celtics head coach Doc Rivers speaks at today's press conference.Davis holds up a No. 11 jersey, while Pruitt displays No. 13 (formerly worn by Delonte West).Davis, left, and Pruitt talk to the media.Pruitt, left, and Davis are introduced to the media.Videos will be posted as soon as they are availible.By the way, watch FSN New England tonight at 6:30 PM EST for the first one-on-one interview aith Ray Allen. I'm also expecting interviews in the Globe soon, since they're all in Boston now.
I'm excited to see how all three play next year. I'm expecting big things from Gabe Pruitt. Didn't know Glen Davis has braces also.
Celtics.com is selling his jerseys with "R. Allen" on the back. Hmmm. I'm waiting to get my Ray Allen jersey until I know what's really going to be on it. http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/news/story?id=2923571 <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>WALTHAM, Mass. -- Newly acquired Boston Celtics guard Ray Allen said Monday his surgically repaired ankles are "perfect," and he's looking forward to being a veteran presence. Allen, a seven-time All-Star acquired from Seattle last Thursday in a multiplayer trade, met with reporters at the team's training facility, as did second-round draft choices Gabe Pruitt and Glen "Big Baby" Davis. Allen, who played at Connecticut, said part of his job will be to make things easier for Paul Pierce on the court. The Celtics expect him to be ready for training camp. He had surgery April 7 to remove bone spurs on both ankles. The Celtics obtained Allen and the 35th pick from Seattle for guards Delonte West and Wally Szczerbiak and forward Jeff Green of Georgetown, who the Celtics had drafted with the fifth pick on Thursday night. Pruitt and Davis will play for the Celtics in the summer developmental league in Las Vegas. The team leaves Tuesday. "I'm so excited, I can't even express it," said Davis, a star at Louisiana State selected with the 35th pick. "I can be humble right now, but I'm ready to go and get on that flight." Davis, a 290-pound forward, led the Southeastern Conference in rebounding last season, and averaged 17.9 points. The Celtics used their own second-round pick, the 32nd, to take Pruitt, a Southern California guard who averaged 13.8 points in three college seasons.</div> I know he just had a minor surgery, but it's good to hear he's doing well. WELCOME TO BOSTON, RAY ALLEN! And of course, Gabe Pruitt, and the one and only Big Baby.
Here are the full video interviews from Boston.com: http://www.boston.com/partners/worldnow/ne...continuous=true That link has the Ray Allen press conference, another one with Big Baby and Pruitt, a 1-on-1 Ray Allen interview with Shira Springer, and also an interview with Danny/Doc. There's even interviews with Durant and Oden.
