He chased Steve Nash down to the baseline and still made it back in time to force a Ronnie Price airball. He pressured Steve Nash in the half court, pickpocketed him, and took it coast-to-coast. He must be Rajon Rondo right? Turns out it was Avery Bradley who made the big plays at the point [...]
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January 19, 2012
I have an idea for a reality series that would inspire a flood of motivated contestants.
"Rebuild the Phoenix Suns" could pull thousands of eager participants and dedicated viewers from a long-established fan base. Second-guessing a favorite teams roster is one of Americas favorite pastimes.
But dont underestimate the potential interest from high-minded media members...
Via Knicks Journal
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January 19, 2012
Coming into New York with a 4-9 record, the Suns (also losers of 5 straight), appeared like a team still searching for answers, vulnerable to a Knicks explosion of offensive prowess.Unfortunately for the Knicks, the Suns had other plans. Steve Nash carried his team, pouring in 26 points and threading the needle on his way to 11 assists as he helped the Suns hold on for a 91-88 victory...
Via Celtics Town
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January 20, 2012
Via Boston Globe:Rajon Rondo participated in the Celtics’ shootaround this morning and said he expects to play after an MRI on his right wrist was negative, revealing just a sprain. Rondo wore a splint on the wrist and said he’s been spending the past several hours in treatment.“That’s the plan,” Rondo said when asked if he was going to play. “...
Via Pro Basketball Talk
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January 19, 2012
Steve Nash came into Madison Square Garden Wednesday night and handed the Knicks their fourth-straight loss. Which has led to renewed calls for the head of Mike D’Antoni in some skyscrapers and pizza parlors around New York and the boroughs. He’s in the last year of his contract and his Knicks do not look like…
Via AP on Fox
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January 20, 2012
Boston Celtics coach Doc Rivers says point guard Rajon Rondo will sit out Friday night's game against Phoenix because of a sore right wrist.
Rondo was injured Wednesday night when he took a hard foul from Toronto's Linas Kleiza while going to the basket. An MRI was negative.
Rivers says Rondo is hoping to be back for Sunday's game against the Washington Wizards. But...
Via Hooped Up: Atlanta Hawks
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January 20, 2012
Remember that loose ball Rajon Rondo decided to not let go out-of-bounds without a fight against the Miami Heat last year in the playoffs? Probably not, but the league decided go make that hustle moment part of their new “BIG” ad campaign anyway. Combined with a Primus soundtrack and simple text overlaying the action, I’d say the league has another winner.
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Via Red's Army
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January 19, 2012
After every game, we'll take stock of how each individual performance affects the player's overall value.
Starters
Rajon Rondo: Double green arrows for Rondo. One for his ability to adjust his game and score when the team needs him to score. One for him being a tough S.O.B. I damn near died when he hit the ground last night. This kid is tough as hell and that...
Via Pro Basketball Talk
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January 19, 2012
From A. Sherrod Blakely of CSN Boston: WALTHAM — If only Friday’s game against Phoenix were a playoff battle with the series knotted up at 2-2. Under those circumstances, Rajon Rondo said his sore right wrist wouldn’t prevent him from playing. Instead, it’s a regular-season game, one that Rondo’s coach, Doc Rivers, anticipates being played…
Via Celtics Life
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January 22, 2012
Today the 5-9 Boston Celtics faced off against the 2-13 Washington Wizards, after having lost their last game at home against the Phoenix Suns. The Celtics were looking to start the game off with a positive note because as everyone knows, the Celtics usually win or lose the game in the first half. The Celtics have only been tied or ahead three times this season at the half. Their...
Via Boston Herald Sports
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January 20, 2012
WALTHAM - Rajon Rondo was in an unfamiliar spot during yesterday's Celtics practice.
As the first and second...
Via CLNS Radio
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January 20, 2012
The Celtics are down 46-35 at the half to the Suns after a 14-point first quarter for Marcin Gortat. With Avery Bradley starting at point guard for Rajon Rondo, the Celtics have relied on Paul Pierce to be the facilitator for the second straight game. While Bradley does not run the pick-and-roll well, he has [...]
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