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Wow!  I hope not.  I admire Rondo's game and would loosely call myself a Rondo fan but, I want no part of trading for him.  I'd rather keep Kemba and whatever else it would take to get him.  I'm a bigger Kemba than Rondo fan...

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That would be my guess...

 

And Ainge seems like a big enough dirtbag to want to get Kemba back in the Huskies' region as a key piece to his rebuilding efforts.  DO NOT LIKE.

 

Like I said, I'm a Rondo fan from afar but, he's way too temperamental and older than Kemba as well...  I wouldn't want him on this team for what it would take to get him.

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That would be my guess...

 

And Ainge seems like a big enough dirtbag to want to get Kemba back in the Huskies' region as a key piece to his rebuilding efforts.  DO NOT LIKE.

 

Like I said, I'm a Rondo fan from afar but, he's way too temperamental and older than Kemba as well...  I wouldn't want him on this team for what it would take to get him.

 

What would be reasonable for them to ask?

 

Kemba + Multi-Picks?

 

If that's so and (trying to remember) a couple of our picks are up in the air for next season anyways, wouldn't that be a move that gets the BuzzCats closer to some serious wins?

 

 

Do you think projecting out that Kemba will be a) keepable and b) good as or better than Rondo?

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The Bobcats can't draft worth a damn anyway.  Might as well go after proven vets.  Rondo is a top-5 PG that is a threat to get a triple double every night.

But according to some people Rondo doesn't fit because he can't score. LMAO!

 

 

#Ignorance 

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Furthermore, it makes me wonder what it going on in the front office again...  The Jefferson signing, Rondo rumors, etc., definitely seems like we're exploring "win now" options and considering abandoning the approach of patience with young core players.

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