Russell Westbrook is 1st player in NBA history

On this board? The posters on this board are just Trojan fans trying to delegitimize anything Bruin, so just laugh at it and be glad you are not them. They won a few games this year, so now they are like the Mighty Ducks Movie, if the team didn't win in the end.

To dispel more of your nonsense in regards to RW playing for multiple teams. As far as those peers you mention Peyton played for 5 teams, Nash 3 , Thomas 8 or the other I.T not sure which one you mean played for 3. Only Magic and Stockton started and finished their career with the same team. Russell playing for 3 teams at age 32 isn’t unusual at all except for the fact a guy can still do what he does at his age. Aside from Magic those players you mention couldn’t get to the rim like Westbrook either. Ball hogs usually aren’t assist champions.

Don’t know why I bother but here goes: RW Pac 10 defensive player of the year 08 ,NBA all rookie 09, 9X NBA all star, MVP award 16,17, 9X all NBA team member, 2X SCORING CHAMPION ! in the league 14,15, All star MVP, just passed the great Big O for most career triple doubles in NBA history. Arguably one of the greatest inside outside PG’s in history. They don’t pay losers 41 mil a year at 32 years old to play basketball. Of course you know more than they do LOL.

All 3 are shooting guards not PGs so not sure that helps your argument?

MJ/Kobe/Steph Below

RW at 18.8 + 3.7 = 22.5 FG attempts a game. That’s historically a TON. And if you shoot a historically low percentage it leads to close losses. Is that the goal of the Game?

RW has Much higher usage than other great PGs. very comparable to SGs tho. Again what does that tell you?

Long story short RW shoots 2 less times a game than MJ did. One less time than Kobe did and one more time than Steph Curry. Getting it???? Ever hear of the term ball dominant?

No what else is different from RW vs those guys? They have rings. Multiple.

MJ was 22.9 + 1.7 = 24.6

KObe was 19.5 + 4.1 = 23.6

Steph is 17.4 + 3.7 = 21.1

you should put Kobe, MJ, AI, stats compared to RW... I bet those guys are close to 30% on 3 and on 2 pointers? i don't know but don't be comparing white guys to black guys... white players are generally much smarter

I thought you were not going to look at my posts before noon. If you live in the pacific time zone you’re still too early. To win a championship it requires having enough talent around you like Troy Aikman had right? Look at Karl Malone and John Stockton teammates for years yet never won a title as great as they were. Would you say they rarely win? I’m assuming your definition of winning are titles right? If not please explain only after 12pm though.

Sharman never had 50 rebounds and 50 assists over 3 games Westbrook made history and that was my point what’s yours? Your reply makes no sense.

@rwc1952 Quoting a Trojan from a previous thread, who argued that Westbrook was not an elite player because he didn't win a free-throw championship nor will he be in the HOF as both a player AND a coach like Sharman, a USC alum, was able to do. Note: Sharman played in the days where heaving the basketball from between ones legs from the free-throw line was all the rage.

@DayStalker sorry about that my bad. Realized that after I published. Yea I remember that guys post.