Truth could return to the court. Former NBA star Paul Pierce has received an offer from Nick Young to join his Big3 team, sparking speculation as to whether the 46-year-old Hall of Famer still has the game in him.

The 10-day challenge? Pierce recently claimed on his podcast that he could score 20 points against struggling teams like the Detroit Pistons and San Antonio Spurs. The bold statement caught the attention of Young, who extended an invitation to Pierce to prove his point in the Big3 League, which is made up of retired NBA players.

Big3 Stars The Big3 League boasts some big names including Stephen Jackson, Matt Barnes, and even current NBA player Jaylen Brown, who recently made history as the first active player to play in the league. Joining these elite teams will be a challenge for Pierce, but also an opportunity to showcase his game and potentially break the record for oldest player in NBA history, currently held by Nat Hickey.

Celtics Legend Pierce averaged 21.8 points, 6.0 rebounds and 3.9 assists per game in 15 seasons with the Boston Celtics, and is remembered for his "wheelchair incident" in the 2008 NBA Finals, when he returned to the game after spraining his MCL, hitting a key three-pointer to help the Celtics win. His stellar play throughout the Finals earned him the NBA Finals MVP award, cementing him as a champion.

Overall, Pierce's career accomplishments are undeniable: 19.7 points per game, 5.6 rebounds per game, 3.5 assists per game, 1,343 games played, 10 All-Star selections, NBA Champion, Finals MVP, and member of the NBA 75th Anniversary Team. His shooting ability is legendary, which makes the claim that he scored against the Pistons and Spurs seem justified, especially considering the current struggles of the Pistons and Spurs.

Will Pierce take Young up on his offer? Only time will tell. But one thing is for sure: seeing "The Truth" back on the court, even if it's in the Big Three, would be a treat for basketball fans around the world.