ITT: We thank WestGOD for letting us witness the greatest individual

Thank you brodie

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Also for reference;

>The 1962 Royals had 124.9 possessions per game to the 2017 Thunder's 97.8, and Robertson played 44.3 mpg to Russ' 34.8. So overall that's 62.5% more possessions. Westbrook's 2017 season would be on pace for 51.5 ppg, 17.4 rpg, and 16.9 apg. Or, from the other way around, Robertson's season was on pace for 18.9/7.7/7.0 in Westbrook's number of possessions

Thank you westgod

Who cares about individual performances? His team isn't winning shit.

>>75146691
He literally carried a D-league tier team to the playoffs

>>75146691
>he can't admire a transcendent display of athleticism and skill in one of the most exiciting performances in NBA history
>he ignores the fact that without this one player the thunder would be in the draft lottery rather than the playoffs

>>75146691
MVP is a regular season award dumbfuck

>yfw he doesn't get a triple double in any of the four games his team is in this postseason

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>>75146759
>four games

>>75146660
I don't know man, assist rules were alot more strict back in the day.

Westbrook had it easier.

>>75146712
They only seem like D-league because the team can't really develop unless they're waiting for Westbrook to give them the ball.

He's hindering their ability.

wew kobe