Lets hope he's at least back after the break

With Brewer struggling with his offense, our one and only playmaker out with a mysterious back injury and Hamilton just someone we can't count on to be healthy, I really, and honestly think we need this guy to generate some scoring on his own.

Thoughts? And how do we get this done?

Some warm and fuzzy quotes.

"Am I slowly coming to the realization that I've been in deep denial about the Rondo era? Yeah, a little bit. Any smart team (like the Lakers last night) plays six feet off Rondo in tight games, daring him to shoot, paralyzing Boston's offense and leading to the dreaded 'Clogged Toilet' play (Pierce ending up with the ball 25 feet from the hoop with seven seconds left trying to create something). It's almost like playing with a handicap. Screw that, it IS like playing with a handicap. It's also curious that the Celtics came alive defensively when Rondo missed eight games, mostly thanks to Avery Bradley, who flashed Tony Allen/Bruce Bowen-type potential as a perimeter defender (and that's not hyperbole). For the first time, I find myself hoping they deal Rondo .... He needs a change of scenery, and really, so might Celtics fans. I can't watch another 84-82 game with his guy playing five feet off him. I really can't. Enough already."

I actually feel bad for the guy.

Isiah the attention whore. Hey everybody! He asked me for advice! Me!

"You don’t see Kobe [Bryant] tweeting," Perkins said. "You don’t see Michael Jordan tweeting. If you’re an elite player, plays like that don’t excite you. At the end of the day, the guys who are playing for the right reasons who are trying to win championships are not worrying about one play.

Mikhail Prokhorov promises to sell the Nets if he runs Russia
-via Ball Don't Lie

They have two Celtics (Pierce, Rondo) and also include Jennings and Iggy while not even listing Deng in their "snubs" list.

Bosh/Haslem/Miller/Wade/James. This is the lineup I feared when they first signed, and they are finally all healthy.