Ray Allen played 29 minutes in Thursday's easy 86-67 win over the Bulls, scoring 11 points with two assists, two steals, one block and one 3-pointer on 4-of-11 shooting. He couldn't buy a 3-pointer from February 1-10 with just one make in that span, but he's turned it up since then with seven treys in his last four games. Allen will hold value in leagues that count 3-pointers.

Ray Allen hit 6-of-12 shots and two 3-pointers for 15 points, four rebounds and two assists in Wednesday's win. Allen is coming on a bit, scoring 15, 13 and 14 in his last three games while knocking down six treys. But unfortunately, that is his ceiling, meaning he's not a great option in most fantasy leagues unless you're desperate for threes. And if that's the case, teammate Shane Battier could be an even better option.

Ray Allen scored 13 points with three rebounds, one assist and one 3-pointer in 30 minutes against the Thunder on Thursday. He shot 1-of-5 from downtown and February hasn't been kind to him from that range, making just 21.7 percent of his attempts. Consequently, his field goal percentage over that span is an ugly 26.1 percent. While we don't expect him to average 49.1 percent from the field like he did back in November, Allen should certainly bounce back very soon and is worth owning in all leagues that count 3-pointers.

Ray Allen returned from his illness on Sunday and had just two points, one rebound, two assists and one turnover in 21 minutes against the Lakers. He shot 1-of-6 from the field and missed both of his 3-point attempts. While he's only scoring 10.5 points per game this year, Allen is producing ninth-round value thanks to 1.7 triples and 87.2 percent shooting from the charity stripe.

Ray Allen (flu) will play on Sunday. Allen is 3-of-22 from the field in his past four games, but we haven't heard any complaints about his ankle and it's only a matter of time before the shots start falling.

Ray Allen is considered doubtful to play on Friday against the Clippers due to the flu. The Heat are listing Allen as a game-time call, but he's being called doubtful by all of the Miami media. Without him in the lineup, the seldom-used Mike Miller could make a cameo.

Ray Allen was held scoreless against the Pacers for just the third time in his 16-year career. This was his second ugly game in a row following his six-point game on Wednesday. Allen still played 27 minutes, handed out five assists and had three steals, so it's not all bad. He should remain owned in all leagues that count 3-pointers.

Ray Allen made his return to TD Garden on Sunday and has 21 points, five boards, one block and two 3-pointers in 38 minutes. He set season highs in minutes and with his 17 shot attempts. In his last 10 games, Allen played in just 24.1 minutes per game and scored 10.8 points. While he's worth owning in all leagues that count 3-pointers, his owners shouldn't except him to clear 30 minutes with great regularity.

Ray Allen will return to TD Garden on Sunday for the first time and Doc Rivers said he hopes the crowd cheers the former Celtic. That's nice of Rivers to say, but Allen's Heat teammates are far less enthusiastic about a potential warm greeting in Boston. "I don't expect it to be good," LeBron James said about the reception. "If you don't wear green, in that building they don't like you." Knowing the Celtics crowd, we expect he'll get his fair share of boos, but it could very well drive Allen to one his best games of the season, which would make owners very happy.

Ray Allen shot 7-of-10 from the field for 18 points in Wednesday's 123-116 overtime win over the Raptors with two rebounds and four 3-pointers in 29 minutes. He hasn't scored more than 10 points in any of his previous four games, so a nice outing on Wednesday was a welcomed sight for his owners. Despite the lack of scoring, Ray averaged 2.0 triples in his last five games and he's still worth owning in all formats that reward for 3-pointers.