Switch roles after winning the championship! Rondo and his son replicated classic photos 5 years ago: This time it was his father s turn to drink happily

On July 28, Pierre Rondo (son of former NBA star Rajon Rondo) updated the social media and posted a photo of himself after winning the championship. He was sitting on the floor covered with paper scraps, holding his cell phone in his hand, while his father Rondo, behind him, was raising his head to drink and celebrating his son's championship.

Lakers fans will definitely think this scene seems familiar. Five years ago, when the Lakers won the 2020 championship, Rondo sat on the floor full of paper scraps with a cell phone in his hand. His son Pierre, who was only 8 years old at the time, held champagne behind him and showed off his face. This classic photo caused heated discussion at the time.

5 years later, Pierre is already 13 years old and he won the championship with his teammates. I don’t know whose idea it was, Pierre and his father Rondo replicated the scene from 5 years ago. This time, Pierre was sitting on the floor, and Rondo behind him had a good drink.

Rondo, now 39 years old, has played in the NBA for 16 seasons. The last time he appeared in the NBA arena was in the 2021-22 season. He has played for the Celtics, Mavericks, Kings, Bulls, Pelicans, Lakers, Hawks, Clippers, and Cavaliers. He has won the NBA championship twice, was selected as the All-Star four times, was selected as the Best Defensive Team four times, was selected as the Best Team once, and has also won the Best Team three assists and one steal.

Rondo said goodbye to the court and often played a guest role as a coach, but he also caused trouble off the court. Last January, Rondo was arrested for illegal possession of firearms, drug paraphernalia and marijuana by police in Indiana for traffic violations. In September, Rondo reached a plea agreement. As part of the plea agreement, marijuana and drug paraphernalia charges were dropped. He was sentenced to 2 days in prison + 180 days in prison (probation).