Future Hall of Fame guard Ray Allen is pushing for the once-beloved NBA franchise, the Seattle SuperSonics, to return to the NBA.
Allen played over four seasons in Seattle, where he recorded some of his all-time greatest performances—including a career-high 54 points against the Jazz on January 12, 2007.
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Visiting his former NBA city this week, Allen posted a photo of the famed Space Needle with an impassioned message that calls for people to “rally and bring the NBA back to Seattle.”
“Seattle has grown so much since I was last here. What a great city! I had some great memories not too far away from the #spaceneedle.
“I still can’t believe that there is no basketball in Seattle!! This city is too great not to have a hoops squad.
“Come on everybody we need to rally and bring the NBA back to Seattle. let’s make this happen people!!!
“The NBA misses traveling to Seattle, I know I certainly do!!!!! #bringbackoursonics #keyarena #seattlecenter”
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