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Ray Allen on hand to watch Revolution face Beckham’s Galaxy

By in Celtics ⋅ August 12, 2007 at 9:26pm ⋅ Post a comment
Ray Allen, guard, Boston Celtics, during a game last season with the Sonics. (Photo Courtesy of newslib.com)

Celtics guard Ray Allen was on hand for the New England Revolution match against the Los Angeles Galaxy at Gillette Stadium. Allen and rookie forward Glen “Big Baby” Davis were apart of the pre-game ceremonies and coin toss, with Allen sporting a #20 Revolution jersey. After the ceremonies, Allen met with soccer icon David Beckham, who did not play due to injury.

Allen, traded from the Sonics for Delonte West, Wally Szczerbiak, and Jeff Green, was also a guest during the second half TV38 coverage of the game, in which the Revolution won 1-0.

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