
| Rajon Rondo: When a triple-double is ‘irrelevant’ | 01.25.13 at 11:18 am ET |
Celtics point guard Rajon Rondo says the Celtics simply did not execute down the stretch in their 89-86 loss to the New York Knicks Thursday night at TD Garden.
Rondo had 23 points, 10 rebounds and 11 assists, his 27th career triple-double and fourth the season. But that couldn’t prevent Boston from suffering its fifth straight loss, 89-86, to the Knicks Thursday, dropping to 20-22 on the season.
“It wipes it out. It’s kind of irrelevant. You score 40 or 50 points, you lose, you lose. All that matters is Ws and Ls.
“I like our group, I like our guys,” Rondo insisted. “We have a group of guys that listen. Right now, we’re not getting it done. It’s like night and day. We won six in a row and we were clicking on all cylinders. But now, it’s not all five guys at one time throughout the game for 48 minutes. We go through stretches where we’re not scoring the ball and our defense is lacking as well. We just have to pick it up collectively as a team, and individually as well.”
Rondo was asked about Ray Allen coming back to Boston on Sunday and Paul Pierce not making the All-Star team Eastern Conference reserves. The answer was the same.
“We’re not worried about that,” Rondo said. “We’re worried about Atlanta.”
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