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Trampoline park workers say Rondo didn’t get hurt there

Chuck - Red's Army September 28, 2014 Celtics News, Rajon Rondo 7 Comments

For what it’s worth, a pair of Altitude Trampoline Park employees now saying Rondo did not suffer injury there. pic.twitter.com/TpAc5Svokf

— Ben Rohrbach (@brohrbach) September 28, 2014

While media blowhards like Kirk Minihane, Gary Tanguay and Adam Kaufman spout conspiracy theories about Rajon Rondo’s injury, Ben Rohrbach has some actually news to report.

Two employees at the Altitude Trampoline Park in Billerica claim Rondo did not injure his hand there. Jason Grace claims Rondo didn’t even jump, he simply watched his kids.

There you have it. First hand accounts of Rondo’s experience at Altitude, none of which will be reported by the aforementioned talking heads.

For what it’s worth, Ben Rohrbach is the most underrated Celtics reporter in this town.

Rick Rice

Tanguay a Blow Hard? GOT THAT RIGHT! CSNNE, the Supposed Home of The Celtics, certainly has more than it’s share of Celtic detractors and down right disrepectful commentators. Really sick and tired of all their derogatory comments! No wonder nobody wants to come play in Boston after hearing the way these A-Holes constantly bash the Celtics!
- bill_nair
  
  I wonder if FA take those type of things into consideration. No players would want to come here if thats the case.
bill_nair

Rondo breaks hand in shower/bar fight/doing push ups in vegas on top of the crap table: 20 comments and a million conspiracys

confirmation one of theories is debunked: 2 comments

Amazing how people can be so selective over a player that gives their all for THEIR team.
- Curt Hays
  
  Which Casino??!!
  - bill_nair
    
    My sources told me Foxwoods but their in a dispute with Goodman’s sources who claims it was Mohegan.
    - Curt Hays
      
      Can we stop calling him Goodman? He doesn’t seem to be either.
CallingBatman

For what it’s worth, I’d have dropped the “For what it’s worth” phrase as condescending and simply reported that two employees at the trampoline place said he didn’t injure himself there. I don’t see why Nick Gott and Jason Grace aren’t considered at least as credible as assorted sports rumormongers, and quite likely much more so.