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Photo: Rajon Rondo (Instagram) Former NBA point guard Rajon Rondo has pleaded guilty to a gun charge in Indiana. Despite the guilty plea, Rondo will not spend any time in jail. The incident began in January when Rondo was pulled over in Jackson County, Indiana, for driving over 100 mph. During the stop, police smelled marijuana and found a 9mm handgun, along with marijuana and drug paraphernalia in his car. Rondo was charged with unlawful possession of a firearm, as well as drug-related offenses. However, the drug charges were dropped as part of his plea deal. Instead of serving 180 days in jail, Rondo will be on probation for six months. During this time, he must stay employed and avoid using drugs or alcohol.   Photo: Rajon Rondo (Instagram) Rondo’s gun charge was linked to a 2022 incident where he allegedly threatened a woman with a gun. Although he was not charged in that case, an emergency protective order prohibited him from owning a firearm. Rondo initially pleaded not guil...

Photo: Instagram/Rajon Rondo In a recent episode of the 'Mind the Game' podcast hosted by LeBron James and JJ Redick , the duo talked about high IQ players in the NBA.  LeBron highlighted his former Lakers teammate, Rajon Rondo , praising his intelligence on the court. LeBron expressed surprise that Rondo hasn't pursued coaching, considering his high basketball IQ.  Responding to this, Rondo revealed his plans in an interview with NBA reporter Rachel Nichols. He's waiting for LeBron to buy an expected NBA expansion team in Las Vegas and hopes to coach it. Photo: Instagram/Rajon Rondo However, family remains Rondo's top priority right now. His 16-year-old daughter is heavily involved in volleyball and is going through the college recruitment process. Rondo wants to support her in making her college choice. Rondo aiming to become an NBA head coach straight from retirement would be unprecedented. But with his close ties to LeBron, who's keen on owning the Las Vega...

Photo: Instagram/Rajon Rondo After a distinguished 16-year career in the NBA, veteran point guard Rajon Rondo has announced his retirement. The announcement came during an appearance on the All The Smoke podcast, where Rondo expressed his desire to spend more time with his children.  Throughout his career, Rondo, 38, made significant contributions to multiple teams, most notably winning two championships with the Boston Celtics and the Los Angeles Lakers. Photo: Instagram/Rajon Rondo   Despite battling injuries in recent years and experiencing brief stints with various teams, Rondo leaves behind a legacy as one of the league's top point guards, with notable achievements including four All-Star selections, four NBA All-Defensive team honors, and leading the league in assists and steals on separate occasions. His impact on the court and off it, as a mentor to younger players, will be remembered by fans and peers alike. Rajon Rondo has officially announced his retirement from th...

Photo: Instagram/Rajon Rondo On Sunday, former NBA champion Rajon Rondo faced legal trouble in Indiana, where he was arrested during a routine traffic stop.  Indiana State Police discovered a firearm, a "personal use" amount of marijuana, and drug paraphernalia during the search prompted by the smell of marijuana.  Rondo, prohibited from possessing a firearm due to a previous no-contact order, now faces charges of unlawful possession of a firearm, along with drug paraphernalia and marijuana misdemeanors. Photo: Instagram/Rajon Rondo The 37-year-old, who immediately posted bond upon arrival at Jackson County Jail, had an emergency order of protection filed against him in 2022 by a woman in Louisville, Kentucky.  The order, stemming from alleged threats and an incident involving a gun, was initially dismissed in June 2022 but reinstated in August 2023. Rondo, known for his successful NBA career spanning 16 seasons with multiple teams, including the Boston Celtics and Los An...