Ray Allen might have just turned 40-year old last Monday, but there's no question he's still a hot commodity among contenders looking for an outside sniper and clutch performer on their rosters.
Unfortunately, Jesus Shuttlesworth is on a lengthy vacation, and only heaven knows when he will come back from his semi-retirement.
Then there's the possibility he's just waiting for the right time to finally close the curtain on his surefire Hall of Fame career. But before that happens, let this clip remind everyone the greatness of one of the finest off-guards to ever step foot in the NBA.
Before 'the shot' that stunned the San Antonio Spurs in the 2013 NBA finals and the trey that made him the NBA's all-time leader in three-point shots made, Ray Ray was a vicious dunker in his own right.
Oh the good old Milwaukee Bucks days, when Allen was effortlessly draining treys like second to nature and mercilessly dismantling big dudes at the rim.
So before you start talking about Allen being 'just a shooter,' please have time to check out his highlights from 1999 to 2004 - the period when Allen was hopping on people like crazy.
While no one knows what Allen plans next, expect the Spurs, Clippers, Cavs and even defending champ Warriors to put their names in contention for his service whenever he decides to make a comeback next season. He's still that good.