The Russell Westbrook Thread: 2016-2017

[Dupp]

Will be interesting to see if PG follows suit.

No time soon and nor should he. He needs to play with the team and experience the real grind with his teammates before he'd even consider resigning.

[Pillendreher]

Thunder legend, hands down.

Project 'Keep OK3 together' begins today.

[Le-Lyonnais]

There better be a giant statue of this man eating a cupcake at the Peake really soon.

The cherry on top of one of the most remarkable offseason ever for the Thunder and sam Presti.

[PCProductions]

obviously I didn't talk to you guys, so you guys were kind of making up your own assumptions, but my focus never changed

I cannot overstate just how much I appreciate this quote. ESPN has been helplessly self-reinforcing with their "stories" that just violate basic journalistic integrity. Shameful. Just because it works--by virtue of it generating clicks--doesn't mean that it's a necessity in business. Integrity and reputability go a long way for many, and ESPN has lost all of whatever it ever had in those departments.

[GSP]

obviously I didn't talk to you guys, so you guys were kind of making up your own assumptions, but my focus never changed

I cannot overstate just how much I appreciate this quote. ESPN has been helplessly self-reinforcing with their "stories" that just violate basic journalistic integrity. Shameful. Just because it works--by virtue of it generating clicks--doesn't mean that it's a necessity in business. Integrity and reputability go a long way for many, and ESPN has lost all of whatever it ever had in those departments.

Espn has been terrible for a long time now but recently its been another level. I remember being embarrassed telling ppl i watched Espn the past few years (dont really anymore tho)

[bondom34]

obviously I didn't talk to you guys, so you guys were kind of making up your own assumptions, but my focus never changed

I cannot overstate just how much I appreciate this quote. ESPN has been helplessly self-reinforcing with their "stories" that just violate basic journalistic integrity. Shameful. Just because it works--by virtue of it generating clicks--doesn't mean that it's a necessity in business. Integrity and reputability go a long way for many, and ESPN has lost all of whatever it ever had in those departments.

Can't wait til Lebron stays next year and they're totally lost.