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Rajon Rondo is a Boston Celtics point guard. Born February 22, 1986 in Louisville, Kentucky, Rondo played two seasons at the University of Kentucky before declaring for the 2006 NBA Draft.
Rajon Rondo is a Boston Celtics point guard. Born February 22, 1986 in Louisville, Kentucky, Rondo played two seasons at the University of Kentucky before declaring for the 2006 NBA Draft.
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2013 NBA Scouting Combine: Cleveland Cavaliers focus on drafting good players, not overall strength of draft
The Akron Beacon JournalWithin the volumes of research the Cavaliers compile concerning the NBA draft, one important fact remains. On average, between 12 and 14 players from every draft have "significant NBA careers," Cavs General Manager Chris Grant said Friday. Some years...Tags: National Basketball Association, Rudy Gay, Victor Oladipo, Basketball, Dion Waiters
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Execs split on C's chances
Boston HeraldExecutives from around the NBA are understandably reluctant to talk much about the Celtics' current situation. All of them know they, too, may one day find themselves between the proverbial rock and hard place where the Shamrock AC now resides. Given...Tags: National Basketball Association, Kevin Garnett, Boston Celtics
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Hawks coach Larry Drew to interview with Bucks on Monday
Milwaukee Journal SentinelAtlanta Hawks coach Larry Drew will interview for the Milwaukee Bucks vacant coaching position Monday, a league source confirmed Friday. And it's a very strange twist to have a currently employed NBA coach interviewing with another team. But that's...Tags: Michael Carter-Williams, National Basketball Association, NBA Draft, Josh Smith, Basketball
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La implacable maldición que atormenta a los Angelinos
Previo al arranque de la temporada de 2012 lancé una maldición a los Angelinos de Los Angeles —y en particular a Albert Pujols— que aún sigue atormentando a los serafines y al slugger dominicano. Entonces, un sábado 24 de diciembre de...
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Ainge plans on Doc
Boston HeraldDoc Rivers is off on a golf course somewhere, pondering his future with the Celtics and asking for time to think. But that hasn't stopped the Celtics coach from taking regular part in the team's plans for next year, according to president of...Tags: Doc Rivers, Avery Bradley, National Basketball Association, Basketball, Sports
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Avery Bradley's defensive prowess gains notice
Boston HeraldAs far back as last year, when Rajon Rondo was named to the NBA's all-defensive second team for the second time -- he was a first-teamer in 2010 and '11 -- the Celtics point guard wasn't even considered the best defensive guard on his own team. That...Tags: Marc Gasol, Philadelphia 76ers, National Basketball Association, Basketball, Oklahoma City Thunder
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Chris Wilcox knows future in his hands
Boston HeraldChris Wilcox is a free agent for the second consecutive offseason, and he'd rather not change his basketball address. He would love to be a Celtic next season. But at this stage of his career and life, the 31-year-old big man would settle for being...Tags: Sports
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Poole: Young, plucky Golden State Warriors getting a reality check
The Oakland TribuneThe travel is constant and the games keep coming, each more demanding and important than before. But not until dragging themselves into the team facility Saturday could the Warriors fully comprehend the endurance test that is the NBA playoffs. Before...Tags: Oracle Arena, David Lee, Oklahoma City Thunder, Basketball, Sports
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Rajon Rondo the linchpin
Boston HeraldAs NBA general managers go, Danny Ainge is a tinkerer. Though he held onto the current Celtics era longer than anyone anticipated -- remember that he would have brought back Ray Allen last summer if the guard was willing -- Ainge can't keep his hands...Tags: Avery Bradley, National Basketball Association, Ray Allen, Jeff Green (basketball), Basketball
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Miami Heat's Norris Cole works his way into key role
Miami HeraldWhen most players are sleeping, Heat guard Norris Cole is hoisting up hundreds of shots. Late at night, almost every night -- after a game, after practice, doesn't matter -- Cole and his personal shooting coach, Sedric Toney, are in the gym. Toney has...Tags: Apple iPad, National Basketball Association, Mario Chalmers, Basketball, Sports
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C's myths miss point
Boston HeraldAs we seek to learn which way the waves will break for the Celtics in this offseason, we find it interesting that certain myths have become, at least to some folks, reality. The popular one from a few months ago -- that the Celts would be better without...Tags: Eric Bledsoe, Ray Allen, Basketball, Sports, Leandro Barbosa
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Too early for LeBron to lose confidence in shooters
There is no absolutely no chance of LeBron James second-guessing himself the next time he is on the basketball court. If there is an open teammate, he will make the pass. Simple as that. Some skeptics would say James was perhaps too unselfish in the...
Tags: Shane Battier, Ray Allen, Mario Chalmers, Erik Spoelstra, Miami Heat
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