Walking the streets of downtown OKC in sizzling weather, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander cemented his spot as the greatest player in Oklahoma City Thunder history — or so most would think so. At least one NBA legend thinks otherwise still.

Sacramento Kings star Russell Westbrook’s tension with his former team, the Los Angeles Lakers, is anything but fading. Just last month, in a postgame interview, Westbrook made it clear that there’s nothing he enjoys more than beating his old teams—a subtle jab at the Lakers.

It would be hard to land on a single low-point for the Russell Westbrook era in Los Angeles. His press conference at the end of last season is the obvious pick, but it didn't even come on the court. There wasn't exactly a shortage of ugly jumpers or ...

Russell Westbrook is often portrayed as one of the NBA’s fiercest competitors, but many players who have shared a locker room with him tell a very different story. Across several teams, teammates have repeatedly described the veteran guard as one of the most supportive and generous figures in the league.

Russell Westbrook’s heated trash talk toward Kris Dunn is caught on hot mic during the Sacramento Kings clash with the Los Angeles Clippers.

On Saturday evening, the Sacramento Kings played the Clippers in Los Angeles.The Kings won by a score of 118-109.Russell Westbrook finished with 12 points, 12 rebounds, ten assists and four steals while shooting 4/15 from the field and 2/8 from three-point range in 37 minutes of playing time.

During the Kings/Bulls game, Russell Westbrook achieved a historical feat that no other NBA guard had done before.

However, an oddly timed coach’s challenge stole all the attention, and one player made it his business to make sure everyone noticed. With the Kings rolling to a 118-109 win, the game’s rhythm briefly screeched to a halt late in the action.

Russell Westbrook made NBA history during Sunday's game between the Chicago Bulls and Sacramento Kings in California.