Let the Rajon Rondo-Knicks rumors begin again in earnest.
A little over a month after saying that he didn’t think the triangle offense wouldn’t be a good fit for him, Rondo backtracked on Sunday, saying that he thinks he could adapt to anything if he wanted to.
“I had a comment earlier about it, but if I put my mind at it, I think I can be good at anything,” Rondo said of the triangle offense, via Ryan Lazo of the New York Post.
Rondo also noted how much he enjoys playing at Madison Square Garden.
“It’s one of those arenas,” Rondo said. “That’s the biggest lights. It’s Broadway. Madison Square Garden is the mecca of basketball, so it’s always great going there and perform in front of a lot of fans.”
Though Rondo was bashed by then-coach Derek Fisher for his criticism of the triangle, Carmelo Anthony has still been putting on a long-distance sell job. Given how hard Anthony has been pushing his team to do something big in free agency, a Rondo-Knicks union may not be too far-fetched.
