Russell Westbrook
At 36, Russell Westbrook continues to redefine longevity in professional basketball. On Wednesday night, the Sacramento Kings point guard delivered a memorable performance against the Golden State Warriors, securing a 121–116 victory.
Historic Triple-Double
Westbrook recorded 23 points, 16 rebounds, and 10 assists, reaching his 204th career triple-double. With this feat, he became the best rebounder among guards in NBA history, collecting 8,734 total rebounds and surpassing Jason Kidd’s 8,725.
“Humbly, I am the best rebounder in history among guards,” he said. “So when the ball bounces off the rim, I go get it.”
Unmatched Longevity
He is now the first point guard to record a triple-double in his 18th NBA season — an achievement that highlights his endurance and consistency. Despite his age, Westbrook maintains his trademark intensity and athletic drive.
Season Performance
- Points per game: 15.0
- Rebounds per game: 7.1
- Assists per game: 5.6
Teammates and rivals alike describe him as a relentless competitor, whose effort and energy continue to inspire the Kings both on and off the court.
Author’s Summary
At 36, Russell Westbrook defies expectations, setting records and maintaining unmatched intensity as a driving force for the Sacramento Kings.