Rondo bent Rajon Rondo prepares to take it up the you-know-what
from Derek Fisher.  The Boston Celtics: Well...after stealing
Game 2 in L.A. the Celtics had Game 3 bogarted from them in
Boston. But on the bright side, Paul Pierce's "We ain't coming
back to L.A." prediction is still in play...assuming the Celts
lose Games 4 and 5.  Ugh. Double ugh. Boston opened the game
pretty well (going up 12-5) before coming apart and falling
behind 37-20 with 9:10 in the second quarter. And yeah, that's
about the point where I started to panic.  The Celtics came out
running, scoring 8 points (4-for-4) in transition in the first
4:06. Over the remaining 43:54, they scored only 8 more points
on the run. One of the reasons Boston won Game 2 was because
they pushed the ball relentlessly. For whatever reason, they
stopped doing that for most of Game 3. Credit L.A.'s defense for
some of that, but all I know is that Rajon Rondo did an awful
lot of walking the ball up the court.  Were the Celtics tired?
Not all of them. KG (25 po