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Westbrook hopes to return to the Clippers stronger and is willing to take on any role. (Photo/Dazhi Image Associated Press)
After the Clippers were eliminated by the Mavericks in the first round of the 2024 playoffs, the future trends of the luxurious lineup are also confusing. Among them, Russell Westbrook, who was relegated to the bench this season due to James Harden joining the team, will also return to free agency in the off-season. In this regard, he also rarely published a long post on Instagram. In addition to thanking the fans, he also emphasized that he hopes to stay with the Clippers in a stronger appearance.
Westbrook rarely published a long post on the IG limited time feed today (5th), admitting that he often becomes the topic of many “sources” and sports news media during the off-season, so he hopes to be able to do it in person after the season. Share his true thoughts and feelings with the fans. As for the remarks mentioned in rumors about him, they are probably fabricated, because in most cases, he will choose to keep his true thoughts in his heart.
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Westbrook appealed to all the fans who support him and the Clippers, “This is a difficult time for many people. After all, everyone has certain expectations in their hearts, so some people will be forced to spread untrue information.” Stories come in to blame us for having a disappointing season, but personally, I’m enjoying this season, trying to provide energy for our team, and trying to ignite some sparks every opportunity I get. “.
Westbrook continued, “I’ve always been happy to take on new roles and make certain sacrifices, and I just hope it helps the team get better. Although I also hope for better results, I enjoy it more. The time I spent fighting with my teammates, who have supported me all season, and I hope to come back stronger and come back next season and continue to be happy to take on any role that puts us in a winning position.”
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Westbrook played a total of 68 regular season games for the Clippers this season, only 11 of which were starters. He averaged 11.1 points, 5 rebounds and 4.5 assists per game. Almost all of his statistics hit career lows. After entering the playoffs, Westbrook averaged only 6.3 points, 4.2 rebounds and 1.7 assists per game, and even his shooting percentage was a disastrous 26%.
