It did seem like he saved the season with those two threes.....probably more so because they were so unexpected.
Did the Celtics change up their offense in the 3rd quarter and let Rondo run it more than usual?? Or did Rondo simply take things over on his own? The Celtics are so much better when they let Rondo start the plays than when they let Ray or Paul run things. In fact, at the very end of the game it seemed like Paul tried to take things over for Rondo and I was like: "Don't do that Paul...let Rondo keep controlling things!!" Paul and Ray Allen are both prone to bad turnovers when they try to be playmakers......Of course, they, along with KG are capable of playmaking, but I think the general rule should be to let Rondo do it....Not just because he's good at it, but because, As someone (Van Gundy?) pointed out, when Rondo doesn't have the ball the other team is not defending him at all (may change if he keeps hitting 3s, but for now that's the way it is).....
So my question is: In the 3rd period and most of the 4th, did the Celtics purposely let Rondo control the ball more than usual, or did he do it on his own? (the age-old debate, I know)....