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Russell Westbrook chose OKC when he had every right to leave.
-KD gave up on him in OKC.
-Harden gave up on him in Houston.
-Russ took the Wizards to the playoffs.
-LeBron scapegoated him with the Lakers.
-Kawhi and PG couldn’t stay healthy for him with the Clippers.
-The Nuggets chose Jalen Pickett over him, even though 36yo Russ averaged 16/8/8 with a 22-14 record as a starter in Denver.
The most important thing to understand about Russell Westbrook, that only OKC fans give him credit for, is that the only thing Russ cared about on the basketball court was WINNING.
I’ll say it one last time for the IDIOTS in the back…
Russell Westbrook’s OKC team record in games that he recorded a triple-double was 138-34. THAT’S OVER 80%!
The triple-doubles translated to wins.
Russell Westbrook will be remembered for his loyalty, his competitiveness…and yes, as a winner…even though everyone else around him gave up on him.
And yes, Russell Westbrook is a Top 5 PG of All-Time.
TODAY, they should start building the statue in front of the Continental Coliseum…
because Russell Westbrook built basketball in OKC.
They didn’t value Russ. They didn’t appreciate Russ. They didn’t respect Russ.
I’ll say what Russ didn’t say in his retirement video.
WHY NOT?
OKC WILL LOVE RUSSELL WESTBROOK FOREVER!
Thunder Executive Vice President and General Manager Sam Presti:
"Russell Westbrook is the ultimate competitor.
His internal belief and unbridled fearlessness helped establish the foundation of our organization from day one in 2008 and he elevated the confidence and inspired our community in every year thereafter.
Russell will be as successful in his life after basketball as he was during his career because his qualities and gifts transfer. His impact on our community is still felt today, and he is beloved for his devotion as much as his talent.
He built a Hall of Fame career not by making statements or simply by breaking records, he did it by showing us all the power of asking one simple question: Why Not?”
BREAKING: The Charlotte Hornets are trading star guard LaMelo Ball and Josh Green to the Minnesota Timberwolves for Naz Reid, a 2033 unprotected first-round pick, three first-round pick swaps (2028, 2029, 2030) and three second-round picks (2029, 2032, 2033), sources tell ESPN.
Aaron Wiggins had a 17 game stretch where he scored 18.5 PPG on 53% shooting and 46% from 3, with 2.8 3s per game. The Thunder went 15-2 in that span.
Thankful that the former #55 overall pick carved out such an impact for the Thunder. Thanks for saving basketball.