Rondo sets new bar for vision of greatness

Happy 43rd Birthday to Mick Jr.

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Originally posted 08:08 AM ET  08.29 by Mickey Bad Arse

Happy 43rd Birthday to Mick Jr.

Good morning Mick.

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Originally posted 08:24 AM ET  08.29 by SoonerThunder

Good morning Mick.

Good Morning ST.

To Be Truly Great Means That You Are A Laker, Bro.

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Originally posted 08:55 AM ET  08.29 by I Love LA

To Be Truly Great Means That You Are A Laker, Bro.

Dream on, Bro..................

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Originally posted 09:11 AM ET  08.29 by jgb

5 more rings to go

Nice pic jgb...............

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Originally posted 09:12 AM ET  08.29 by Mickey Bad Arse

Nice pic jgb...............

Talk is cheap. He has to put in the work. He also needs to be humble enough the fact that he has head issues and needs to find someone that can help him. There's a fine line between arrogance and confidence so he has to learn to walk that line.

But in the grand scheme of things what's it worth being the best point guard Celts ever had? I think that's a low bar. I wish he can aspire to be something better than that..

Quit dreamin Rondo. Here me loudly.....you will never be as or as revered as Cousy. Then you have Dennis Johnson, a HOF'er and 3X champ, 1X Finals MVP, and lets not forget JoJo White 2X champ, 1X Finals MVP and IMO should be a HOFer and OBTW ouside of my Knicks Frazier was widely considered the 2nd best all around PG in the NBA from 70-75 a feat you have never been so considered. I like you Rondo, but hold tight, greatest C's PG....now thats dreamin. I will say this though...its nice to have those aspirations and you're OBTW a very talented pg. Good Luck!

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Originally posted 09:31 AM ET  08.29 by Lostwill

Talk is cheap. He has to put in the work. He also needs to be humble enough the fact that he has head issues and needs to find someone that can help him. There's a fine line between arrogance and confidence so he has to learn to walk that line. But in the grand scheme of things what's it worth being the best point guard Celts ever had? I think that's a low bar. I wish he can aspire to be something better than that..

You're wrong in you opinon that being the best Celtics pg is a low bar........HOF'ers Cousy, Archibald, and Johnson, not to mention JoJo White..its very apparant that you did not see mr. White play with your warped cavalierness. The players would have a lot to say to you about that devoid analogy.

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Originally posted 09:44 AM ET  08.29 by All about the Apple

You're wrong in you opinon that being the best Celtics pg is a low bar........HOF'ers Cousy, Archibald, and Johnson, not to mention JoJo White..its very apparant that you did not see mr. White play with your warped cavalierness. The players would have a lot to say to you about that devoid analogy.

Nice post Apple...............JoJo White was outstanding..........Slick ballhandler..........Great shooter......Cool under pressure..........

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Originally posted 09:44 AM ET  08.29 by All about the Apple

You're wrong in you opinon that being the best Celtics pg is a low bar........HOF'ers Cousy, Archibald, and Johnson, not to mention JoJo White..its very apparant that you did not see mr. White play with your warped cavalierness. The players would have a lot to say to you about that devoid analogy.

Opinions are free so you shdn't pass judgement on that. Secondly (once again my opinion) I feel like there's more to life than a game (basketball) so I would want to be something better than being a great ball player.

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Originally posted 09:31 AM ET  08.29 by Lostwill

Talk is cheap. He has to put in the work. He also needs to be humble enough the fact that he has head issues and needs to find someone that can help him. There's a fine line between arrogance and confidence so he has to learn to walk that line. But in the grand scheme of things what's it worth being the best point guard Celts ever had? I think that's a low bar. I wish he can aspire to be something better than that..

As opposed to "Making the playoffs", or "getting to the second round" - like the Knicks aspire to? LOL.

Give the kid some credit!! He's not perfect, but he's trying!

Does anyone know what a "devoid analogy" might mean?

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Originally posted 09:52 AM ET  08.29 by Lostwill

Opinions are free so you shdn't pass judgement on that. Secondly (once again my opinion) I feel like there's more to life than a game (basketball) so I would want to be something better than being a great ball player.

Unless I missed something in context, your opinon was that aspiring to be the greatest PG in C's history was a low bar, and not life as you now say you were implying. I guess I don't read context very well.....my bad.........oh, not, I don't think so, so stop kidding yourself if you think I'm going for that. Face it Lostwill, you were not implying life as you say with you expressed you opinon of which you are entitled to.......OBTW as wrong as it was as related to Rondo setting a bar.

And how does one "hear loudly"?