Is Rajon Rondo still capable of being an All-Star caliber point guard?

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Is Rajon Rondo still capable of being an All-Star caliber point guard?

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Post #2 » by P3JA for 3 » Thu Dec 18, 2014 11:23 pm

Of ALL, the idiotic, simple polls this site has come up with, this has got to be the worst.

Rondo avgs 8pts, 11ast, 7.5 rebs.....thats allstar level.

The answer is yes. Cmon. You couldnt come up with a better Rondo related question than that?

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