he didnt sell out for a title, he sold out because of rondo.
It's absurd. It really must be so hard to play alongside a pass-first PG who's biggest knock is that he is too reluctant to score at all costs. Give me a break, would you leave $3M/yr ($6M total) on the table just because you disliked a co-worker. It's absolutely ridiculous.
Let's be honest. Ray had the most difficult time coming to terms with the fact that Rondo was on the upswing and more valuable while he was on the downswing.
I'm not hating on him to set things straight. It's a common sentiment amongst veteran players. It's just annoying for a player who has this reputation as a consummate pro who seemed smart enough to understand how the landscape was changing.
Yep, first he resented Rondo's rise, Rondo's contract, and Rondo being a smarter basketball player--couldn't take being shown up by someone younger than him.
Then Bradley came along and not only was younger still, but he won the starting job from Ray.
The fragile, over-serious Ray Allen ego broke and he was grousing both within the team and to the press all year long.
None of that is Doc or Danny's or, really, Rondo's fault.