Russell Westbrook
American basketball player · United States · On the map · Basketball Players · Born 1988 · age 38 · Birthday today
A point guard who played at nuclear tempo for 18 seasons, racking up more triple-doubles than anyone in NBA history and doing it four times in a single year - a statistical threshold only two other players have ever crossed once.
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A typical day, 30 days to 10 November 2026
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Kevin Durant Teammate at Oklahoma City Thunder, 2008-2016
Serge Ibaka Teammate at Oklahoma City Thunder, 2009-2016
LeBron James Teammate at Los Angeles Lakers, 2021-2023
James Harden Teammate at Oklahoma City Thunder, 2009-2012
Anthony Davis Teammate at Los Angeles Lakers, 2021-2023
Paul George Teammate at Oklahoma City Thunder, 2017-2019
Dennis Schröder Teammate at Los Angeles Lakers, 2021-2023
Álex Abrines Teammate at Oklahoma City Thunder, 2016-2019
Danny Green Teammate at Los Angeles Lakers, 2021-2023
Andre Drummond Teammate at Los Angeles Lakers, 2021-2023
Jerami Grant Teammate at Oklahoma City Thunder, 2016-2019
Avery Bradley Teammate at Los Angeles Lakers, 2021-2023
Austin Reaves Teammate at Los Angeles Lakers, 2021-2023
Darren Collison Teammate at UCLA Bruins men's basketball, 2006-2008
Markieff Morris Teammate at Los Angeles Lakers, 2021-2023
Kostas Antetokounmpo Teammate at Los Angeles Lakers, 2021-2023
Kyle Singler Teammate at Oklahoma City Thunder, 2015-2018
Luc Mbah a Moute Teammate at UCLA Bruins men's basketball, 2006-2008
Josh Shipp Teammate at UCLA Bruins men's basketball, 2006-2008Nikola Dragović Teammate at UCLA Bruins men's basketball, 2006-2008
Alfred Aboya Teammate at UCLA Bruins men's basketball, 2006-2008
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Russell Westbrook III entered the NBA in 2008 as the fourth pick by Seattle, landed in Oklahoma City a week later when the franchise relocated, and spent 11 years there becoming the Thunder's all-time leading scorer. He reached the Finals in 2012, lost to Miami, then in 2016-17 won MVP while averaging a triple-double - the first player to do so in decades, then repeated the feat three more seasons. Nine All-Star nods, two scoring titles, three assists crowns, named to the NBA 75th Anniversary Team in 2021. After Oklahoma City he bounced: Houston for a year, Washington for another, two uneven seasons in Los Angeles with the Lakers, then stints with the Clippers, Denver, and Sacramento before retiring in 2026. He won gold with Team USA in 2010 and 2012, and when the final whistle blew he held the record for most rebounds ever by a guard and a triple-double tally no one else had approached.