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Can't see it happening, even if the C's make a strong offer. I think Rondo and, more importantly, his agent, know that playing out the year is much more likely to increase than decrease his value.
good, like to see progress even if it doesn't result in a deal
Quote from: Jeff on October 26, 2009, 03:24:53 PMgood, like to see progress even if it doesn't result in a dealMy thoughts exactly.
This will be interesting as it plays out. If Rondo turns it down the numbers will surely be leaked before long. Then next summer, Ainge will be watching what other teams offer in a down economy. Very few teams are going to offer him more than Devon Harris money if he doesnt have an All Star season. The fact that he gets his numbers playing next to three of the top players in the game who are future HOF players will be factored in. He is not the type of player than can carry a team alone like a Pierce or C3Po. Point is, Rondo could easily end up with less money next season.
Quote from: billysan on October 26, 2009, 04:37:09 PMThis will be interesting as it plays out. If Rondo turns it down the numbers will surely be leaked before long. Then next summer, Ainge will be watching what other teams offer in a down economy. Very few teams are going to offer him more than Devon Harris money if he doesnt have an All Star season. The fact that he gets his numbers playing next to three of the top players in the game who are future HOF players will be factored in. He is not the type of player than can carry a team alone like a Pierce or C3Po. Point is, Rondo could easily end up with less money next season. Remeber that Devin Harris averaged 10/3/4 the year before he signed his deal and was nowhere near being an all-star. Also, Rondo's numbers are generally a little better, not worse, when one or more of the big three are out. It's not like they raise his stats.