Bickerstaff even said that he is a believe in "Playoff Rondo". While this doesn't mean that the Cavs will be benching All-Star guard Darius Garland in favor of Rondo, it does likely mean that we'll see a lot of minutes from him and very few from Brandon Goodwin. Rondo played 25 minutes in their last game, which was a blowout win over the Bucks. Before that, he was seeing around 14 minutes per game, and he'll likely play around that amount while mirroring Garland's minutes during the postseason.

This was Rondo’s first game in three weeks, but he was the first guard off the bench tonight, and completely erased Brandon Goodwin from the rotation. Rondo will likely have his minutes managed over Cleveland’s final three games, so he’s not a great target in most leagues.

Rondo has been out for a few games now, but he appears ready to make his return. He'll serve as the backup point guard, which will drop Brandon Goodwin out of the rotation. Neither is worth rostering in any fantasy lineup. 

Rondo hasn't played since March 12th, so if he returns, he'll likely split minutes with Brandon Goodwin behind Darius Garland, with neither of the backups providing any real fantasy value. As long as Garland is healthy, he'll be the only fantasy relevant point guard in Cleveland.