Allen is one of the more intriguing elite shooting guards this season because he has so many conflicting fantasy indicators. On the one hand, he is coming off of a season where he set a new career high in scoring, while also increasing his rebound and assist numbers that had sagged a bit during the past couple of seasons. On the other hand, he missed 27 games due to injury (and had offseason surgery on both ankles), is on the wrong side of 30 and has been traded from a Sonics team where he was the unquestioned number one option to a Celtics one in which he could be the third behind Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce. But Allen proved in his Bucks days with the Glenn Robinson and Sam Cassell that he’s capable of meshing his game with two other primary scorers.In fact, the presence of Garnett and Pierce should help take pressure off of Allen to initiate everything (preserving his health). It will also open up the court for what he does best: knocking down the trey. Allen could even improve on the more than three three-pointers per game he’s knocked down during the past couple seasons, and his field goal percentage will likely increase from the 44 percent range he’s shot as the main option in Seattle. (Allen shot 47 percent as one of three primary options in Milwaukee).