LogGrad98
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Ask yourself why a contender (or something close to it) and franchise that is almost always on the good side of a fleecing would be desperately trying to trade one of its marquee players. If that doesn't tell you everything you need to know, I don't know what will.
Evidence? Shopping someone around to test the waters in terms of value is hardly a desperate move. Are we desperate to move Millsap? It also make sense to me as I see Rondo as a solid piece of a playoff squad, but necessarily a cornerstone. The Celtics are the Big 3 + Rondo, not the Big 4, after all. He has high value and the Celtics may be trying to capitalize on that before the declining play of the team as a whole devalues him (and others).
I always thought Rondo was a pretty efficient player. He plays to his strengths, minimizes his weaknesses, is a pass-first point-guard (which on our team would excel with the likes of Burks/Favors/Hayward to feed) and plays solid defense at the PG spot. He is pretty savvy and makes good decisions. He would be a solid upgrade over Harris at the PG spot, for the right deal, imo.