How russell westbrook made history in relation to warriors

Even for 36 years, Denver Nuggets Star Point Guard Russell Westbrook They can still set nasty numbers across the plate. That was the case again for him Monday evening against Stephen Curri and Golden State Warriors In Chase Center in Francisco. Westbrook used great use on her plate in the middle of Assemenci Guarda Mamal Murrai and Nikola Jokic Center.

Without the two two players, Westbrook enjoyed her skin in her hands most of the time, because he helped win 114-105. If that mannote sounds like no one has achieved it before, That’s because it’s true.

Westbrook is “first player in the history of the NBA with these numbers in one game”, according to Statmuse.

Westbrook also achieved another triple double, which means that there are 203 trips in his career now, which is the most player in the history of the NBA. His triple double production has slightly slowed in the last few years.

After collecting 38 triple doubles with Vashington in Washington in the NBA 2020-21 season, Since then, Westbrook has only authorized only 19 passenger surths. His triple double against the warriors has been the fourth season so far.

Nuggets surpasses Warriors Minus Jokic, Murray

The former most valuable NBA player mostly teamed up with Aaron Gordon to take care of the business against the warriors, whose winning stripe ended in seven games after losing in Nuggets.

Gordon is a muscular way through 38 points while filming 14-for-23 off the field and added six committees and three helpers in 37 minutes. It is also worth mentioning Michael Porter Jr., Because he had 21 points and 10 plus plus five assists.

Gordon and Westbrook are combined 14 of 20 reversal of Denver against the warriors, but in the end, all these mistakes and misconceptions, as Denver also reimbursed these missers as a whole. They played warriors from the field, 92-84 and surpassed Dubs, 53-38.

Denver will rest this Tuesday before returning to the court to face Los Angeles Lakes in the second game on the road to a four-legged way.

Reckle Villas is an experienced sports writer covering various sports, including NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL and college football. He graduated in the communication art from the University of Santo Thomas in the Philippines.