What's the market for Rajon Rondo?
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Who really gives a fukk what you think.
ALonelyDad
Veteran
They paid him for potential, + he's not a headcase like Rondo lol
As opposed to rookie shooters? Or 3rd-year shooters? Your comment's silly.
ALonelyDad
Veteran
I never said he will be good as Rondo, but he is still young and they are basically investing in him to be good. And if you don't think Rondo is a headcase then you clearly don't know anything about him.. go ask the Celtics, Mavs.
yes exactly. rondo consistently looks people off.. would porb take most shooters out of there rhythm.. so he needs veteran shooters that will b ready.. nice try thoigh
AJtheOne
Nets/Giants/Yankees
thernbroom
Superstar
Why would anyone what a PG who stat pads and cant shoot
Kang Deezy
Overall Nice Guy
I'm right here.
brick james
John piffington
But it's not possible to give you every NBA PG at full health/strength... But would you sign him over lowry, lawson, irving, lillard, or wall, who i think are on a lower tier than Westbrook, cp3, and curry?
Kang Deezy
Overall Nice Guy
It's a different league now
The position is crazy deep and he's too scared to drive to the hoop cause some combination of his poor free throw shooting, his acl injury and the broken orbital bone
He www legitimately a top 5 pg and at times he was the best player in the playoffs
Position just got insanely deep the last two years while he's battled injuries
Either way, he's pretty much a lock to go to the Lakers and he will get at least 10 million a year
duckbutta
eienaar van mans
NBA has changed to the point that an point guard like Rondo who can't shoot is going to struggle...
He is in a very bad spot in dallas because he is surrounded by players ( Monta, Dirk, Parsons, Harris ) who actually prefer to create their own shot...
He would need to go to a team where the majority of players can't create their own shot, don't want to create their own shot, and he could just dominate the ball and get people open looks...
He could put up numbers like he used to in boston if that was the case...
Nothing has really changed in his game...still has quick feet, still can handle the rock well (all the turnovers he is getting in dallas is a product of playing with does who just don't know how to establish position for a pass outside of Dirk )
Off top of my head only teams I can think of that would benefit from a player like him are Orlando, Phoenix, MAYBE Sacremento...
Him in Sacremento makes a lot of since because he would find all types of ways to get Cousins the ball...
A max...nah not seeing it, his skill is a relic of an NBA that doesn't exist anymore
He is in a very bad spot in dallas because he is surrounded by players ( Monta, Dirk, Parsons, Harris ) who actually prefer to create their own shot...
He would need to go to a team where the majority of players can't create their own shot, don't want to create their own shot, and he could just dominate the ball and get people open looks...
He could put up numbers like he used to in boston if that was the case...
Nothing has really changed in his game...still has quick feet, still can handle the rock well (all the turnovers he is getting in dallas is a product of playing with does who just don't know how to establish position for a pass outside of Dirk )
Off top of my head only teams I can think of that would benefit from a player like him are Orlando, Phoenix, MAYBE Sacremento...
Him in Sacremento makes a lot of since because he would find all types of ways to get Cousins the ball...
A max...nah not seeing it, his skill is a relic of an NBA that doesn't exist anymore
My answer is still "yes." But I'd assume most players would be healthy during free agency in the offseason.
If I'm a GM trying to build a legit contender, I choose Rondo over most.