Rondo and Nash sleep better than Rondo or Nash s layup, which is better

Nash, of course! I must admit that Rondo defends well and is better than Nash. The rebounding ability and stealing ability are also better than Nash's!

And then what? And then there was no more! Also, even Rondo's vaunted assist ability and breakthrough ability (maybe Nash is worse) Nash has it, and it's even better!

Nash is one of only a handful of members of the league's "180 Club." Whether it's three-point shooting, mid-range shooting, free throws, and the technical details of the offense are very good! What's more, Nash's charisma and leadership qualities are something that Rondo doesn't have right now!

So, Nash is awesome!

Steve Nash. Nash is a 96** generation, and in that generation, he is also one of the most powerful ones Nash has a strong offensive ability, of course, I'm talking about ability, not offensive desire He used skillful passing and unbridled imagination to make the team better, and he single-handedly made the team better In the 04-05 season, Nash returned to Phoenix and brought the Suns, who were still fish belly last season, into the second round of the playoffs in one fell swoop, and hated the Spurs Nash also has a good vision and selflessness, The handling of the ball is more reasonable, whether it is a free throw, a mid-range shot, a pull-up jump shot, or a three-point shot, it is extremely accurate Rondo's Big Three in the Green Shirts have just gathered and been traded to the Celtics, and in the era of the Big Three, he has not been drowned, but has played better and better Sharp breakthroughs, weird passes, terrifying speed But as a point guard, insufficient shooting percentage and short range are his fatal injuries Until he can't extend his range, he will never be the son of the wind.

It's better to use Rondo for the layup, but it has to be Nash's for the shot.

Rajon Rondo (born February 22, 1986) in Louisville, Kentucky, USA, is an American professional basketball player who played as a point guard, was drafted by the Phoenix Suns with the 21st pick in the first round of the 2006 NBA Draft, and was then traded to Boston, where he rose rapidly in 2009. As a representative of the new generation of point guards, Rondo has excellent physical fitness, fast speed, huge palms, and a good sense of the ball, and can easily stage fast-break dunks. Although the offensive ability is not outstanding, its passing and rebounding ability is hard to match among guards, and often hits "triple-double" statistics.

He was named to the NBA All-Defensive First Team and All-Star Team twice in 2010 and 2011, and was a key figure in Boston's revival after the aging of the Green Shirts' Big Three.

Full name: Rajon Pierre Rondo, the continent is also known as: Rondo Nickname:

Toto, Green Whirlwind (nickname) Three siblings: Dymon Williams and Anton [1] Daughter: Ryelle [2] [Favorite] Favorite car:

Lamborghini's favorite NBA player: Isaiah Thomas Favorite actor: Will Smith 1-time NBA Champion:

2008[51] ·3 NBA All-Star Sets: 2010, 2011 ·3 NBA All-Defensive Team: —NBA All-Defensive First Team:

Year[53] — NBA All-Rookie Second Team: 2009[54] NBA All-Rookie Team: -NBA All-Rookie Second Team:

2007[55] NBA regular season league-high Total steals: 189 (2010)[56]Steals per game: (2010)[57]19 triple-doubles, including 12 in the regular season, 7 in the playoffs with 3rd in the playoffs, tied for second with James and 11 for Kidd.

Celtics' all-time record.

Highest assists in a single season: 794 (2009-2010)[58]Highest steals in a single season: 189 (2009-2010)[59] Second in playoff triple-double history (10 by Bird).

Regular season technical statistics |Average |Total.

Season Team Appearances Starting Time Shooting Three-Point Free Throws Front Rebounds Back Rebounds Total Rebounds Assists Steals Blocks Turnovers Fouls Scoring.

11-12 Celtics 52 52

10-11 Celtics 68 68

09-10 Celtic 81 81 308-09 Celtic 80 80 33 407-08 Celtic 77 77 106-07 Celtic 78 25

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Rondo and Nash's teams have played each other less often, and here's how the two have played among them.

Steve Nash was born on February 7, 1974 in Johannesburg, South Africa. Canadian professional basketball player and point guard, Steve Nash is the ninth player in American basketball history and the third defender to win back-to-back MVP, and the first international player to win the regular season MVP since Olajuwon. On March 22, 2015, Nash announced his retirement, ending his 19-year career.

Rajon Rondo was born on February 22, 1986 in Louisville, Kentucky, USA. American professional basketball player who plays as a point guard.

Rajon Rondo was selected by the Phoenix Suns with the 21st pick in the 2006 NBA first-round draft, then traded to the Boston Celtics and officially became the 15th captain of the Celtics in 2014. On December 19, 2014, he joined the Dallas Mavericks. On July 4, 2015, he joined the Sacramento Kings.

Rondo is expensive in comprehensiveness! He is young and energetic, good at grabbing rebounds, and has a wide field of vision, but the shortcoming is also obvious that there is still a big gap between his shooting and Nash, especially the gap between his shooting outside the three-point line and Nash! But I'm more open to his future, and he has grown up with a lot more quality than some other defenders!

Coupled with the baptism of the two finals, Rondo's future is undoubtedly bright! But it is unknown whether he can achieve this kind of result at the age of thirty-six like Nash!

Personally, I think it's still Nash strong!! Maybe one-on-one Nash can't get Rondo, but in the arena!! Nash's role is still stronger than Rondo!!

Although it's old now!! One more point!! Nash is very dedicated!!

Rondo can't!! There are a lot of rumors off the field!!

Although Rondo has a lot of steals, he can't do physical confrontation, which is similar to Nash.

But Rondo's shooting is his biggest weakness, not having a "big heart".

How can a guard become a superstar if he can't shoot the basketball?

But you are young, and you have broken the record in team history, and your potential is unlimited.

Nash's ability is undoubted, just short of a championship ring Not everyone is as lucky as Kobe

The only downside is the physical confrontation

There is nothing to say about the assists of the two!

Personally, I think that Nash's skills on the basketball court have not been reached, and it is an evergreen tree in the football world, Rondo is still a rising period, although the technique is very good, but it is still far from Nash's kind, in fact, I am personally optimistic, Queen Bee Paul, Jazz Delon, these point guards will achieve a lot in the future. What do you think?

One-on-one should be Rondo win, but the basic skill of a point guard should be Nash.

Of course, it's Nash who is experienced, but Rondo is young and has unlimited potential.

Each has its own merits. It depends on what style you like, it's all smart... One is already great, and the other is about to be great.

Rondo is well-rounded, young, and aggressive, but there is still a big gap between his shooting and Nash's, especially the gap between his shooting from outside the three-point line and Nash!

Of course, Nash is great, has a lot of experience, and has good skills.

But Rondo is young and has potential.

At this stage, Nash's height Rondo is not yet within reach, and the rest of the league's young people are not yet comparable.

But my personal favorite is Kidd, and he's old now.

Personally, I like Nash.

Experienced and well-rounded.

Rondo is not easy to learn, after all, he is the height of the guard, the arm span and big hands, and Nash's can be learned, simple and effective.

Are you talking about point guard or playmaking guard?

The best offense, Rose, Parker, Westbrook.

The best organized, Nash, Rondo, Paul.

The best in health, Wei Shao, Delong, Wall.

The best defense, Kidd, Paul, Rondo.

The fastest, Wall, Irving, Parker.

The most balanced, Paul, Delon, Rondo.

The best in my mind, Paul, Parker, Rondo.

This kind of question is the least meaningful ... Compare different types of players together...

Hawkers... For your reference... 2k12 Latest Player List Player Overall Ability...

Ross 92 Owen 81 Rondo 86 Paul 93 Delong 87 Lori 83 (Don't doubt it's the Rocket...) The little steel cannon that was traded to the Raptors. Parker 82, Nash 84, Willis 91, Corey 80, Wall 81

There are mixed reviews, but the key is who you like. But from a professional point of view, Paul is the obvious choice at the moment. Kidnash is great, but he's getting older.

Nowadays, there are fewer and fewer authentic PGs, similar to Ross Westbrook and Jennings, whose attack power is really super strong, and has subverted the positioning of PG. Of course, Delong is also very good, and there is Rubio, who is now more popular. But if Kidd were young, he would be pretty good in both assists and rebounds.

And his record as a point guard is among the best in the current NBA rankings.

So it's definitely Kidd (if you go out of age).

Paul is the best point guard, Roswell is less offensive point guard,,, Rondo is not bad, Nashkid is older and not good defensively, and Irving Wall is growing.

It depends on how it is compared, Ross Paul Delon is good when he scores, and Rondonash Paul is good for assists...

Nash and Kidd are old, and Wall and Irving are not yet mature. Paul, Rose, Delon, Wei Shao, and Rondo are in their prime! Among them, Paul focuses on ball control and assists, and his desire to score is not strong, but his scoring ability should not be underestimated; Rose is more about speed and scoring; DeLong is more well-rounded and has excellent scoring ability; Wei Shao is a genius, but the consistency of his performance needs to be improved; Rondo has grown into a top point guard, and the assist king deserves it!

In addition, Parker is also the king of speed in the league, and he is still a top star! Personally, I think Rose would be the strongest if he stayed healthy! In about three years, he will be the best point guard in the league!

If he has been plagued by injuries, then the strongest point guard is Delon!

There was no doubt about Paul. Paul's possession of the ball is arguably one of the most stable in the league right now, and it is no exaggeration to say that Paul's possession of the ball feels like the ball sticking to his hands. If you have watched Paul play, you can see that Paul often runs in and out of the opponent's defense with the ball.

In terms of assists, there is no doubt about it. And in terms of shooting, among the good point guards in the league today, Paul's shooting ability is definitely the best. Defensively.

In other ways, Nash and Kidd who can compare Paul are better than not Paul. Paul was once the king of steals. And Paul's gentle personality makes him very steady in a pinch.

So, Paul is the best.

Deron is very offensive and is not a pure point guard, but Paul is very good when he controls the ball, and Rose is also very offensive and strong.

A player's strength is inseparable from his team.

Personally, I think it's Paul, who has a very strong ability to control the game and is very sharp in his breakthroughs.

More than half of the people will choose Paul, there are no shortcomings, and there is a big heart.

I can't say that! Look who you like!

Paul is more reliable, and Wei Shao, the point guard, is far away.

Do you still need to ask? Paul, of course!

Delon and Paul each had their own merits.

The strongest offense is Rose, and the strongest overall is Paul.

Russell. Westbrook.

Ross! Paul! It's up to you to see whose style you like.

There is no strongest, only better.

Ross or Nash, Rose's movements are elegant and fast, Nash's movements are simple and rhythmic, and the movements of these two characters are difficult to be stopped by the hat in the game.

If there is a vacancy, it must be Paul.

If you look at the big picture, it's definitely Nash.

If it was to cooperate, it would definitely be Rondo.

Overall, I personally like Rose. He has all of the above, and his heads-up ability is the strongest.

I don't have any feelings for Delong for a long time).

I suggest that this topic replace Delon with Kidd! Triple Double King! Love Kidd's overall quality and overall big-picture view.

I'm sorry, I don't like Wei Shao at all, the ball is too lonely, and the ball basically can't come out of his hands. I remember last year's Western Conference Finals, if he didn't pass the ball, it might have been the Thunder.