Little off on the analysis, scoring was off, from what I saw, it was more of a case of bricks being launched by Allen, and Rondo shying away from open shots. McDyess turned into Superman again, and Perkins played solid as well, should have bet that instead of Rondo. Note to Rivers, Rondo plays better when you give him a larger margin for error, instead of pulling at the hint of erratic play and inserting an ineffective Cassel, whose mission it seems, is to launch bad shots and argue with Paul Pierce. Anyone else notice those two jawwing at each other when Cassel enters the game. Not giving the ball to one of the star players because you want to shoot is never a good thing.