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Michael Jordan introduced Russell Westbrook at his Oklahoma Hall of Fame induction
Michael Jordan on Russell Westbrook: "Another thing you guys should be proud of is the sense of loyalty this kid has shown. I'm not here to try and bash anybody that's not here. Everybody has a choice. I'm not saying everybody doesn't have a choice. But when I saw he chose to stay in Oklahoma, I was so proud."
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