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Akrazotile
04-22-2015, 06:00 PM
Remember, hes been heralded as a "perfect complement" to Carmelo.

Now we're actually gonna see it in action.


Will it be good enough for the knicks not to finish second last in the league again, or will they finish second last in the league again??

imdaman99
04-22-2015, 06:06 PM
Melo + Rondo are good friends. So Rondo won't be a malcontent.

What I'd prefer is Westbrook to come to the Knicks in 2 years instead. I know him and Melo would keep you watching all their games. Amiright? :cheers:

DirkNowitzki41
04-22-2015, 06:08 PM
Melo + Rondo are good friends. So Rondo won't be a malcontent.

What I'd prefer is Westbrook to come to the Knicks in 2 years instead. I know him and Melo would keep you watching all their games. Amiright? :cheers:

Rondo is apparently very good friends with Ellis and both have said they are like brothers. So being good friends with Melo doesnt guarantee that he wont be malcontent.

He will do better with the Knicks though.

Hey Yo
04-22-2015, 06:14 PM
4hrs ago

Lakers Rumors: Team Signing Rajon Rondo In Free Agency ‘Inevitable’

According to Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo! Sports, Rondo has always planned to sign with the Lakers this off-season, and everything that has happened in Dallas is only making him joining the team more inevitable:

When Rondo realized his run with the Celtics was over this year, he planned to sign with the Los Angeles Lakers in the summer, league sources told Yahoo Sports. Everything’s pushing Rondo closer to his inevitable free-agent fleeing to the Lakers this summer. As long as the coach is back, Rondo’s gone, sources told Yahoo Sports. The parting could be mutual.


While his plans to join the Lakers may not have changed, Wojnarowski believes that his chances of getting a maximum contract this summer are gone thanks to his play in Dallas:

He expected a maximum contract. Once Dallas made the trade, he was open to re-signing with the Mavericks – only there are no max contract offers for Rondo on the market. Not in Dallas, nor Los Angeles. He’s played his way out of that payday – not just this year, but since that terrible ACL injury two years ago.

http://www.lakersnation.com/lakers-rumors-team-signing-rajon-rondo-in-free-agency-inevitable/2015/04/22/

smoovegittar
04-22-2015, 07:18 PM
[QUOTE=Hey Yo]4hrs ago

Lakers Rumors: Team Signing Rajon Rondo In Free Agency

outbreak
04-22-2015, 07:30 PM
If he goes to the knicks I expect a total shit show worse than this season. They lack the discipline they need to get him to work.

If he goes to L.A I think he shuts up the doubters and gets back to\close to his best again.

Vancouver-Grizz
04-22-2015, 07:48 PM
dont see how he fits in the triangle. You know Phil is adamant implementing the system and Rondo is all about feel and gut instinct. His shot is non-existent which will yet make him a liability on the team again. His best bet is that he may get paid from the Lakers and hope Byron will unleash him.

Akrazotile
04-22-2015, 08:01 PM
dont see how he fits in the triangle. You know Phil is adamant implementing the system and Rondo is all about feel and gut instinct. His shot is non-existent which will yet make him a liability on the team again. His best bet is that he may get paid from the Lakers and hope Byron will unleash him.


Well I dont think Phil would want him at all, but I could see Dolan making an executive decision to acquire another "star" to infuse the knicks with some hype for next year.

I don't think Phil even wanted to give Carmelo the contract he eventually got. That was Dolan making a business decision and Phil being forced to play spin doctor. Could happen again with Rondo.

Patrick Chewing
04-22-2015, 08:38 PM
If he goes to the knicks I expect a total shit show worse than this season. They lack the discipline they need to get him to work.

If he goes to L.A I think he shuts up the doubters and gets back to\close to his best again.


And L.A. has discipline??

:oldlol:

smoovegittar
04-22-2015, 08:45 PM
And L.A. has discipline??

:oldlol:

Great avi! :applause:

bluechox2
04-22-2015, 08:57 PM
lakers gonna pull a steve nash 2.0

Lensanity
04-22-2015, 09:06 PM
Like the borderline top 25 point guard that he is

bluechox2
04-22-2015, 09:11 PM
rondo needs a team built like his old celtics where you have shooters all around at each position which will keep his defender from fully sagging off and a coach like doc who doesnt have much playcalling ability...

mavs almost had that type of team

outbreak
04-22-2015, 10:03 PM
And L.A. has discipline??

:oldlol:

they have in the past, kobe is disciplined and I imagine if they are rebuilding to win then they should be ok. As much as I dislike the lakers they are a great franchise and won't stay disorganised for long.

jimmy77x
04-22-2015, 10:09 PM
Rondo has become extremely overrated, he's done being a "top tier" PG. For one he's not surrounded by 3 HOF's to carry him and he isnt that good in the first place. Average ball dominant PG now looking for a max deal, But if a complete scrub like rubio can ask for max money, why not.

Patrick Chewing
04-22-2015, 10:15 PM
they have in the past, kobe is disciplined and I imagine if they are rebuilding to win then they should be ok. As much as I dislike the lakers they are a great franchise and won't stay disorganised for long.


It just sounds like a cancerous situation surrounding Rondo now. He needs to go to a team that won't take any shit from him, where the coach is the boss and his teammates won't put up with his shit.

Only teams that may work are Miami, Chicago, San Antonio.

outbreak
04-22-2015, 10:29 PM
It just sounds like a cancerous situation surrounding Rondo now. He needs to go to a team that won't take any shit from him, where the coach is the boss and his teammates won't put up with his shit.

Only teams that may work are Miami, Chicago, San Antonio.

My lakers scenario would be based on them picking up some veterans and a veteran coach to make a run with. You are pretty spot on with what locations I could see him thriving in as well though. It's a tight rope with Rondo because on one hand he needs the discipline but on the other if you don't give him enough freedom on the court he will suck like he did in Dallas.