{"playerId":377,"percentChange":0,"averageDraftPosition":14.2,"percentOwned":25.3,"playerRaterSEASON":1.9,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Rondo, who is recovering from ACL surgery performed on Feb. 13, has not walked or jumped in his rehabilitation, the Boston Herald reports. He reiterated, \"I can't jump, I can't walk, so right now I don't know if I'm on schedule.\"","spin":"Rondo should be ready for training camp, considering he only suffered a partial tear of his right ACL, but no timetable currently exists for his return to action. With five months until most preseason schedules kick off, the situation is too murky to warrant exploration at the moment.","date":"Mon Apr 29"},"fullName":"Rajon Rondo","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Rondo has been the definition of a classic point guard: He dishes assists, racks up steals and doesn't care to shoot. While that's a dream scenario for an NBA coach, it keeps Rondo from being an elite fantasy option. With the Big Three previously taking care of the scoring, Rondo hasn't been asked to shoot; he just dished and let others put the rock in the hoop. But with Ray Allen gone and Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett aging, will the C's finally ask Rondo to shoot? Probably not, since he doesn't have a reliable jumper. Espn.com's John Hollinger put it this way: 'If he could shoot at all, he'd be dominant.' He's just 26 years old, so he could still develop a midrange jumper. But until then, he'll be a two-category (assists, steals) wonder.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Wed Oct 10"},"positionRank":38}