Ray Allen Scavenger hunt!

[cdif911]

according to Twitter (via Barstool sports)

"Twitter - I just finished workin out and realized I have so many shoes that I don’t wear anymore so as I am driving thru Boston I decided I’m gonna Leave a pair of shoes somewhere for whoever to have. When I find a good place I’ll tweet the address. The shoes aren’t signed either. Whoever gets them I’ll sign em after a game this year. At the park across the street from Lincoln school. The shoes are behind the basketball hoop. Chestnut hill mall. Look for the rock by the pond. I’ll be in the Springfield area tonight so I’ll take some shoes with me so if u live in that area be on the lookout." )http://twitter.com/SUGARRAY20

weeeird

[Poseidon]

I personally think it's a great idea and very, very kind of him. Let us just hope that it does not rain. http://twitpic.com/hbpci

[cdif911]

I personally think it's a great idea and very, very kind of him. Let us just hope that it does not rain. http://twitpic.com/hbpci

I do think he's a quirky dude though, but yes it is generous

[indeedproceed]

I personally think it's a great idea and very, very kind of him. Let us just hope that it does not rain. http://twitpic.com/hbpci

I do think he's a quirky dude though, but yes it is generous

I dunno, I don't think its generous, but I do think its really cool, and a creative attempt to reach out personally to fans, show them that he notices.

Athletes are getting closer and closer to that wall, the large one that used to be manned by very large dudes in black t-shirts and sunglasses, the wall that separates fan from celebrity.

They're getting closer to it, and slowly but surely they're tearing it down, while for the most part keeping their privacy and security in tact.