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Max Kellerman: "Relialbe NBA Source says RONDO is a Lock to Sign w/ Lakers"
M Dogg™:
Rondo in his prime? Rondo is 29 years old, that is his prime. He's just in a bad fit for him right now. He has 2-3 more prime years left. I would love for them to be in LA. Him and Kobe would make a great backcourt with Jordan Clarkson coming off the bench.
Sccit:
--- Quote from: M Dogg™ on April 06, 2015, 10:41:06 AM ---Rondo in his prime? Rondo is 29 years old, that is his prime. He's just in a bad fit for him right now. He has 2-3 more prime years left. I would love for them to be in LA. Him and Kobe would make a great backcourt with Jordan Clarkson coming off the bench.
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Jordan Clarkson has proven that hes a starter in this league
7even:
--- Quote from: M Dogg™ on April 06, 2015, 10:41:06 AM ---Rondo in his prime? Rondo is 29 years old, that is his prime. He's just in a bad fit for him right now. He has 2-3 more prime years left. I would love for them to be in LA. Him and Kobe would make a great backcourt with Jordan Clarkson coming off the bench.
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Rondo is not in his prime. 29 sounds good but Dwight Howard is around that age and he sucks ass compared to his prime. Injuries and a fragile mental state is what killed Rondo's prime. When Jason Kidd got old, he forced himself to practice all day just to be able to shoot the 3. Rondo won't do that.
M Dogg™:
--- Quote from: 7even on April 06, 2015, 11:20:45 AM ---
--- Quote from: M Dogg™ on April 06, 2015, 10:41:06 AM ---Rondo in his prime? Rondo is 29 years old, that is his prime. He's just in a bad fit for him right now. He has 2-3 more prime years left. I would love for them to be in LA. Him and Kobe would make a great backcourt with Jordan Clarkson coming off the bench.
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Rondo is not in his prime. 29 sounds good but Dwight Howard is around that age and he sucks ass compared to his prime. Injuries and a fragile mental state is what killed Rondo's prime. When Jason Kidd got old, he forced himself to practice all day just to be able to shoot the 3. Rondo won't do that.
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Difference is Howard has a wrecked back, and his style of play has caused him to be washed up. Rondo is different. People act like Rondo as scoring 50 a night. At his best he was averaging 13ppg, and 11apg. Before he got to Dallas, he was getting 10.8apg. He was still getting about 2 steals per game. It wasn't like his numbers or production suffered this year in Boston. Just that in Dallas he doesn't seem to fit in. Now in the playoffs, Rondo does do better. He can get up to 17ppg in the playoffs. But he's never had that kind of production in the regular season, and lately he hasn't been in the playoffs much. So all that shows is he performs the best when the lights are the brightest. So all these, he's not in his prime talk. He's only 29, he's got 2-3 more years of doing what he does, let's see what he gots. Before he got to Dallas, he was still doing his thing in the league. So I'm not worried about all that.
Sccit:
--- Quote from: 7even on April 06, 2015, 11:20:45 AM ---
--- Quote from: M Dogg™ on April 06, 2015, 10:41:06 AM ---Rondo in his prime? Rondo is 29 years old, that is his prime. He's just in a bad fit for him right now. He has 2-3 more prime years left. I would love for them to be in LA. Him and Kobe would make a great backcourt with Jordan Clarkson coming off the bench.
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Rondo is not in his prime. 29 sounds good but Dwight Howard is around that age and he sucks ass compared to his prime. Injuries and a fragile mental state is what killed Rondo's prime. When Jason Kidd got old, he forced himself to practice all day just to be able to shoot the 3. Rondo won't do that.
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rondo is a system player....his game is suffering because of how he's being played, not because he fell off.
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