The anti Rondo sentiments by former and current players is BS. In my opinion, Parker is flat out jealous. Of what? I've no idea but it's apparent that neither he or Rondo (perhaps) like each other. I recall watching a somewhat old clip of the Celtics and someone off camera asked Rondo in the locker room the origin behind him picking the number nine for his jersey. He'd added, is it because of Parker or something like that. And Rondo quickly said, Hell no! I remember I thought that was funny since Rondo appeared to be irked by that insinuation in the follow-up question.
Boston is 3-1 against San Antonio since Rondo's rookie season. Celtics will face the Spurs this season on February eighth and March twentieth.
Like you didn't think I'd be all over this. This is from a thread at ST where the poster, Adrien, translated Tony's opinions on NBA point guards from the French sports newspaper "l'Equipe" which I think means "Cocky bastards."
The most overrated PG
Rajon Rondo
"It used to be Jason Williams. People used to love him because he was making fancy assists and they were forgetting the passes in the stands. Nowadays it's more difficult. Maybe Rajon Rondo. He is a bit overrated. Playing with Pierce and Garnett helps a lot and people tend to forget that."
It used to be Jason Williams because he was white. People used to love him because he was making fancy assists and that he was white and they were forgetting the passes in the stands because he was white. Nowadays it's more difficult because Calderon isn't American. Maybe Rajon Rondo. He is a bit overrated. Playing with Pierce and Garnett helps a lot and people tend to forget that. Thank God I don't have two superstars on my team who make me look better than I actually am.
Conclusion
"Chris Paul is the most skilled. But it's more complicated. It depends on the team you play on. If I was playin in New Orleans or Phoenix, I would have more responsabilities, more assists. My Top 5 is : Chris Paul, Myself, Deron Williams, Steve Nash and Chauncey Billups. The best PGs are in the Western Conference. Allen Iverson is now in the east but we also have Baron Davis, and when he is healthy, he can be a "pain in the ass" to play against."
It only looks like Chris Paul is better than me to the layman because gets to pass to All-Stars like Tyson Chandler and Peja Stojakovic, while I have to make do with complete bums such as Tim and Man-ooh? Am I pronouncing that right, is it Man-UH or Man-Oooh? If only Chris Paul knew my struggles.
http://www.poundingtherock.com/2009/1/2 ... -thinks-th
http://www.spurstalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=114981
OK, notice how he places himself second overall. Whatever. Here's my top five point guards and honorable mentions.
1. Paul
2. D. Williams
3. Nash
4. Kidd
5. B. Davis
Bibby, Rondo, Calderon, Rose, Stuckey, Billups, D. Harris, A. Miller, Parker, Felton, Nelson and Westbrook.