who wants to play with a guy that is known to be overly sensitive, can completely ignore a teammate and can possibly ruin the well being of a dressing room (Ray Allen situation). I mean just bury the issue and move on, your teammates and have won a ring together for heaven's sake.
Ray Allen tried to make the situation better. Doc Rivers probably was sicken by the drama (for a coach this kind of stuff is the last thing you need).
I can't say it was all bc of Rondo, Allen left, but i'm sure he was part of the reason why.
So what? You also realize Rondo was here first before Allen ever joined to form the Big 3 right?
Players have disputes with each other, and it happens. Most likely, this is what happened, Allen and Rondo probably got in some argument, and fought. Both men refused to grow up, and shake hands and move on. It happens. That was 3 years ago.
I don't care for Allen or Rondo's dispute, because it doesn't define who they are as players/leaders. Some players never forgive others, look at how Garnett has treated Allen now, ever since he defected to join the Heat. Weren't they brothers? As for being uncoachable or being a drama queen, ummmm...
Look at Kobe Bryant? Look at Michael Jordan? CP3? Deron Williams?
Sometimes its really hard for me to believe you have our best interests at heart, because you really seem to despise Rondo with sheer amount of hatred.
Certain types of players have certain personalities. Some personalities will never ever mesh, regardless of whether or not you want to admit it. I'm going to be honest off the bat. When Allen came here, I was extremely excited. But even when we won the championship, even though he PLAYED a huge role in it, I never ever felt like Allen was a true Celtic at heart. If anything it only solidified my adoring respect for KG, Rondo, and Pierce/Perkins, because they truly embodied that mentality of never giving up/sacrificing.