10 Worst Single-Game NBA Playoff Performances Of All-Time

#2 Ray Allen, Game 3 2010 NBA Finals

Ray Allen (R)

Stat Line: 2 Points, 4 Rebounds, 2 Assists, 0-13 FG

The Lakers and the Celtics faced off in the NBA Finals for the 2nd time in 3 seasons in 2010 and it went down to the wire. Boston had seemingly gained the upper hand by winning Game 2 in LA but squandered the advantage by losing Game 3 at home. Ray Allen's performance was a deciding factor in both. Allen scored 32 Points in Game 2, hitting a Finals record eight 3 Pointers and followed that up by going ice cold in Game 3.

In what was undoubtedly his worst game, Allen missed all of his shots and after setting the record with eight 3s the previous game, he went 0-8 from 3 point range. The Lakers keyed in on Allen with Derek Fisher, in particular, playing great defense. However, if Allen had managed to hit just 3/4 shots, the Celtics might have won the game, as they ended up losing by just 7 points, 84-91.

Game 2 would really be Allen's only good performance in the series, as he didn't record even 20 points in any of the other games and shot under 30% from 3 overall. They eventually lost the series in 7 games and Allen didn't show up for Game 7 either, shooting 3/14.