The Los Angeles Lakers received some head scratching for their offseason moves, specifically the signings of Lance Stephenson, JaVale McGee and Michael Beasley. Rajon Rondo really hasn’t been grouped in that category, but as of now, we haven’t heard much from him and what he thinks about next season.
In a candid interview with TMZ, Rondo said he’s ready to do whatever the coaching staff is asked of him, whether that’s coming off the bench or starting.
He emphasized how he’s always adapted to situations and is ready to help develop Lonzo Ball into the player he’s projected to be.
At the end of the day, he’s excited to get to work with his team and come up with better ways to get wins and get his team to succeed. Between the collective of young and old pieces, he feels confident they can get the job done.
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