Gorman On Toucher and Rich: Replacing Rondo Is Not The Answer For Celtics
The Celtics will be busy this off-season and Mike Gorman says they want to add to Rajon Rondo, not replace him.
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The Celtics will be busy this off-season and Mike Gorman says they want to add to Rajon Rondo, not replace him.
Maybe calling basketball games just isn't Rondo's forte, but what would he sound like calling other sporting events? What would his reaction be to Vinatieri splitting the uprights? Or 'The Miracle On Ice'? Find out!
Celtics point guard Rajon Rondo made his debut on the broadcast desk on Monday night, calling the first half of Boston's loss to the Chicago Bulls.
Chicago swept the home-and-home series with the Celtics after posting a 107-102 victory in Boston on Sunday.
Earlier this month, Celtics point guard Rajon Rondo helped one fan's wish came true.
Rajon Rondo had 17 points and 11 assists for the Celtics.
Danny Ainge loves Rajon Rondo both on and off the court, and doesn't think the point guard is misunderstood. Really, Rondo is just messing with us all.
Any good NBA franchise building for the future must have a plan. Most people believe those plans are drawn up from the front office via roster moves, trades and draft picks.
Adam Kaufman started Saturday's "Celtics @ 7" with his thoughts on that debate, and said he also believes the Celts are in superior shape as compared to before Kevin Garnett and Ray Allen arrived.
Jerryd Bayless led the Celtics in scoring with 20 points, 14 coming in the fourth quarter.
It hasn't been an easy first season for Brad Stevens, but the Celtics head coach has enjoyed watching Rajon Rondo, and thinks the point guard can get even better.
For the first time in seven seasons, the Celtics won't be getting a true taste of the postseason. But over the next few days, Brad Stevens and his young players will get a sample of what a playoff series might feel like.
Rondo will join CSNNE's play-by-play man Mike Gorman and provide color commentary for the first quarter of the Bulls game in what should be an entertaining pairing for fans.
One collegiate phenom has already tossed his name into June's upcoming NBA draft, which should make Celtics' fans feel a little more at ease about the upcoming crop of potential lottery picks.
Warriors assistant Brian Scalabrine has fallen out of favor with head coach Mark Jackson, who reassigned the former Celtics player earlier this week. GM Danny Ainge told T&R he would welcome Scal back with open arms.
