In a bonus episode of our "Anything Is Podable" podcast series, Ray Allen opened up about his frayed relationships with former Celtics teammates in an exclusive interview with NBC Sports Boston's own Kyle Draper.
In the interview, Allen says he "has nothing against KG [Kevin Garnett]" and that "he has to understand that when you win, you're connected for life."
Allen also discusses when things started going downhill with Rajon Rondo.
"The last year, I realized there was a problem," Allen said. "There was a blowup in the locker room, I wrote about it in the book. I wanted to clarify it. I wanted to figure this thing out and move forward because we had 11 games left and we were going to the playoffs, and we had a chance."
"There were parts throughout the season where I was starting to like, feel this type of resentment towards me on the floor. And other people would tell me at first but I would ignore it because I don't like people getting into my team business but people would always say 'he looks you off...when you come off of a screen he sees you and he doesn't pass you the ball when you're open.'"
Allen goes on to express his displeasure with Doc Rivers' handling of the situation. He details the fallout with his ex-teammates in his upcoming tell-all book, "From the Outside: My Journey through Life and the Game I Love."
You can listen to the full interview in the podcast below:
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