Steve Brekke ends 18-season NBA career
NBA star Russell Westbrook has announced his retirement from professional basketball at the age of 37 after 18 seasons in the league. Westbrook is considered one of the most prominent players in history, holding the record for the most triple-doubles with 209. He won the Western Conference championship in 2012 with the Oklahoma City Thunder, was named the league's Most Valuable Player in 2017, and has been a nine-time All-Star. Throughout his career, he set numerous records, including the 2017 season when he recorded 42 triple-doubles, breaking Oscar Robertson’s longstanding record from the 1960s. Westbrook spent most of his professional years with Oklahoma City before playing for several other teams such as Houston, Washington, and Los Angeles, with his final season ending with the Sacramento Kings.
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