Rajon Rondo Crosses Up Tyler Herro After Tyler Herro Hits Side of the Backboard like Paul George During Game 6 of NBA Finals
Rajon Rondo embarrassed Tyler Herro during Game 6 of NBA finals after Tyler Herro turned into Paul George. With Lakers holding a 13 point lead, Rajon Rondo crossed up Tyler Herro after Tyler Herro hit the side of the backboard on a three point shot. It was the same way Paul George hit the side the backboard against Nuggets when facing elimination.
Rajon Rondo’s crossover on Tyler Herro instantly went viral, but the layup after was just as nice. After that basket Rajon Rondo was 5/5 in the first half, while Tyler Herro looked to be “Playoff T”.
It’s not looking good for Tyler Herro or Heat with that 15 point lead growing bigger. Tyler Herro isn’t a normal rookie, but Rajon Rondo made him look like one on that play. The pressure of the Finals and Lakers intense defense finally got to him when Tyler Herro hit the side of the backboard.
Katya Elise Henry will probably never forget Rajon Rondo’s crossover on Tyler Herro during Game 6 of the 2020 NBA finals.
Author: JordanThrilla
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