Russell Westbrook Achieves 204th Career Triple-Double
Russell Westbrook recorded his 204th career triple-double as the Sacramento Kings defeated the Golden State Warriors 121-116 at Golden 1 Center. He finished the game with 23 points, 16 rebounds, and 10 assists, marking his first triple-double with Sacramento.
Westbrook Claims Title as Best Rebounding Point Guard
In the postgame press conference, Westbrook confidently stated his continued influence on the game at nearly 37 years old.
“Honestly, it’s just a blessing to be honest, man. I don’t take this game, the opportunity to be able to go out and compete uh for granted. So, I’m just super grateful and and and thankful uh to be able to go out and uh still compete.”
When asked about his rebounding efforts, he declared:
“I’m the I mean, humbly speaking, I’m the best rebounding guard ever. So, when the ball come across the rim, I’m going to get it.”
Integration Into the Kings Team
Westbrook highlighted his smooth adjustment to the new team environment.
“The Kings has welcomed me with open arms. My job is to be able to find ways to adapt and find a way to help this team any way I can.”
Notable Stat
- 16 rebounds, his highest single-game total in years
Summary: Russell Westbrook continues to demonstrate elite performance and leadership by achieving a milestone triple-double and asserting himself as the NBA’s top rebounding guard among point guards.