Rondo and the best PGs in the NBA.
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Are you ******* serious? This is like making dumb posts a sport in itself.
Just ignore his three 30+ point games .. not to mention his handful of 20+ games in addition to those. If you don't guard Rondo, he scores like anyone in the league. Guard him hard, he still gets his.
Your takes are embarrassing sometimes .. so that when I agree with you I'm thinking I must be wrong.
Chad Feldheimer
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Rondo's game is about consistent as his jump shot. Not very. At time he looks like the best pg in the league, other times just disappears.
Based on their current level of play this season. I'd take in no particular order: Paul, Nash, Rose, Westbrook(not in love with his assist numbers though), and probably DWill(although he has become a 40% chucker too often).
57 points on 29 shots, pretty damn good.
Kobe needed 46 to get to 81. Dwill could have easily gotten to 81 if he got 46 shots.
Maybe its because Rubio has a slightly longer track record and is a much better passer and maybe people, like me, think Lin has the potential to be a flash-in-the-pan. I honestly hope he continues to be successful, but I have this feeling that next season he will average 10 and 4.
I say Lin (this is a now thing, not future) is better because he has more of an impact in winning games than Rubio has had for Minnesota. I don't really see Rubio really having that huge of an impact on the win/loss column for the Wolves right now.
JJ Rage
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Thee Jazz Fan
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So, what's more impressive Deron's game or Rondo's game?
Well yeah, that is a positive. It's about efficiency and that is about as efficient 57 points as one can get.