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Is Rondo a shell of his former self?

There are some that say that he was never really that good to begin with. He was seen as a high assist great defense point guard and one of the best in the business for it but even though he had Allen, Pierce, and Garnett their offense was only 1 point per 100 poss above average. However he had some amazing post season performances so I don't know what the believe.
 
Rhondo is done in Dallas. Carlise just said he won't be back for the next game, for the series or with the mavericks...ever.

Onto LAL?
 
I wouldn't want to get into it with Carlisle. He looks like he could turn into Heisenberg.

I had hope for Rondo but i doubt he will end up in one of the better-run teams now.
 
is it overseas for Rondo or will a team like NY take a chance on him. I think that this exploits Rajon as a headcase that is going to become a career journeyman from this time forward.

Did the injuries take it's toll on him that badly?
 
I find it highly likely that both Perkins and Rondo were extremely overrated because they were playing with 3 really good/great players. Rondo hasn't been the same guy since that team broke up. It's why I have never had interest in having him on the Jazz.
 
The Fresh Prince said:
I'd say so.
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Yeah, I would say so. I remember all the premature talk of him breaking Stockton's assist and steal records. Laughable. So much talk of the greatness of a player is premature garbage started by the media looking for clickbait. Currently, it's Curry being the greatest shooter of all time. Don't get me wrong, I believe he's supremely talented but let's see where his career leads him before he's considered one of the all time greats.
 
While rondos future is uncertain, so is the future of the mavericks. They tried to extend Nowitkzis career by bringing in all the veteran guys. Do they try it one more year, of do they blow it up?
 
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