Doc Rivers tried a little humor, as much into his own demeanor as that of those asking questions.
It’s clear that Rajon Rondo [stats] is facing his third suspension in two years for his punch-flying run at Nets forward Kris Humphries last night, a skirmish that spilled into the front row of the stands with 29 seconds left in the first half.
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