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Rajon Rondo returns to TD Garden, receives standing ovation

Rajon Rondo received news that he torn his ACL and would be out for the season. But he wanted to be with his team as they battled the Heat in overtime. He got quite the ovation from the Boston fans.

by Conrad Kaczmarek

Rajon Rondo is out for the season, but the Boston Celtics are still fighting. As double overtime started against the Miami Heat, Rondo emerged from the tunnel and the TD Garden erupted with applause.

Check out the Celtics’ faithful giving Rondo a standing ovation as he watches his teammates do battle with the Miami Heat.


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