Russell Westbrook - 2020-21 NBA Assist Champion by @Jay-B's Highlights and Mixtapes - Post Details

Russell Westbrook - 2020-21 NBA Assist Champion

Joining his third team in three years, Russell Westbrook reminded the league that he was still one of the best point guards on the planet as he captured the 2020-21 NBA Assist title. Averaging 11.7 assist per game in what was his fourth season posting a triple-double, Westbrook surpassed Oscar Robertson for the most triple-doubles of all-time as the Wizards finished with a record of 30-35 in his 65 games played. All video, sound, and images belong to the National Basketball Association (NBA).

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