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Who, Kobe or Rondo? Oh that's right, Kobe lost with three hall of famers.
Paul & Williams couldn't find big time with both hands and a road map. Paul just looks good not doing it, and Williams is waiting for somebody to take him.
Who, Kobe or Rondo? Oh that's right, Kobe lost with three hall of famers.
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Yes, that's why you love him so much; he did more to insure a Lakers Championship than you ever did.
If Perkins plays in game seven the Celtics win the le and Rondo is the Finals MVP. Also Rondo hit a huge three in Game 7 to keep it to a one possession game until the Machine came in and knocked down those FTs. Not saying he has a jump shot or anything cause he doesn't but your argument is so off base and this is coming from a Laker player.
Yes, that's why you love him so much; he did more to insure a Lakers Championship than you ever did.
If Rondo had a reliable jumper, he might be a two-time champion, but it didnt turn out like that.
Too little to late cause Perkins wasn't in there to control the rim the whole game instead still somehow out of shape Rasheed Wallace was. That is what lost that game and series. Not Rondo.
If Rondo had a reliable jumper, he might be a two-time champion, but it didnt turn out like that.
Rondo was given several open jumpers that game, and he bricked them. The Celtics still had a chance to win that series, but the alleged "winner" couldn't become a reliable offensive weapon when it mattered.
I'm not backing up some winner or whatever all I'm saying is that dude is off to discredit him like that when if the team were healthy they win that game and series and he's the finals MVP. Even without Perkins they were a couple plays going their way from winning.
The whole "winner" thing was my entire point.
Uh, uh. You have Rondo mixed up with Allen. I loved Ray much more.
Yes, that's why you love him so much; he did more to insure a Lakers Championship than you ever did.
tee, hee.
Oh
Ray Allen showed him the way.
Okay, so you admit that Rondo also cost his team the le. Thank you.
Crawl, mother er, crawl!!!!!!!!!!
I asked you why Rondo didn't use his winning spirit to win Game 7, and you haven't answered me. Until you give an answer, everything else you post is meaningless.
Have always loved Rondos game, epitome of a PG and Top 5 at his position easily. You dont build around him but hes the guy you want setting up your big guns. He doesnt back down from anyone either. Im with Brazil, I dont understand why the Cs would want to get rid of him either.
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See, Red forgot about Allen. He forgot because Media kept Allen safe after Game 7. There was no % in tearing him down. They'd been waiting on Bryant's 6 for 24 ass, and couldn't wait to tease and poke Artest in his life cage. Simmons lickin' his chops at the head of the pack. The story was written, Bryant, Artest and Vuj just grabbed the copy and crumpled it.
Ipso fact, Media didn't have to go home, but, they had to get the outta there.
tee, hee.
The Celtics offense collapsed. I want to know why the player you called a "winner" didn't capitalize on the several opportunities the Lakers gave him. Do you have any answer, Dale, or are you going to blame Rondo's performance on somebody else?
+ he's cold blooded, huh, FL?
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When you address the elephant next to your CPU named Ray Allen, I'll entertain you. Until then, Mr. Zero, uh, uh. Not on your sweet bippy.
The Celtics offense collapsed. I want to know why the player you called a "winner" didn't capitalize on the several opportunities the Lakers gave him. Do you have any answer, Dale, or are you going to blame Rondo's performance on somebody else?
tee, hee.
Yes, he played like .
Now, stop stalling and answer my question. Why didn't the cold-blooded winner known as Rajon Rondo not capitalize on the numerous opportunities that the Lakers gave him?
That's not enough and you know it. I caught you tiptoeing thru the tulips and I want a complete accounting. Until I receive said accounting your adorable ass is on the carpet.
Yes, he played like .
Now, stop stalling and answer my question. Why didn't the cold-blooded winner known as Rajon Rondo not capitalize on the numerous opportunities that the Lakers gave him?
Let us proceed...
My argument that Rajon Rondo isn't a winner presupposes that the Big Three aren't there to carry him. Ray Allen playing like helps my argument, Dale. Here are the scenarios:
1.) the Big Three and Rondo play well, and the Celtics win game seven.
-- That's not conclusive enough for either side.
2.) the Big Three play poorly but Rondo does what he has to do to win game seven.
-- That would have happened if Rondo was actually the cold-blooded winner you claim he is.
3.) the Big Three play poorly and Rondo does not come through and lead his team to victory.
-- What actually happened and the evidence that Rondo is not a winner.
Trying to scapegoat Ray Allen completely undermines your argument, because you are claiming that Rajon "the winner" Rondo needed the Big Three to win the championship.
I am claiming that without the Big Three carrying him, Rondo doesnt have what it takes to get done what he needs to get done. Ray Allen played like and the Celtics didn't win as a result, which proves my point that Rondo couldn't get done as the leading man.
Now, stop stalling and answer my question.
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