A key steal sealed the victory! Westbrook scored another triple-double, and the Kings narrowly defeated the Warriors

The Kings are not a strong team. They do not have high-quality core defenders. Westbrook and Schroeder are both players who prefer personal offense, and both are a bit outdated. However, the Warriors' lineup for this game is not complete. Curry, Butler and Draymond Green are all absent, which is equivalent to playing with the remaining lineup.

The Kings naturally want to seize this opportunity, and Westbrook plays very proactively. With the increase in injuries in the team, Westbrook has entered the Kings' starting lineup and even has to assume the forward position, but this is not a problem for him. He has the ability to contribute to the team.

In this game, Westbrook continued to protect rebounds in the paint and directly launched attacks, playing the game rhythm he liked. In the entire game, Westbrook grabbed 16 rebounds and contributed 23 points and 10 assists, which meant that he had his first triple-double since joining the Kings.

More importantly, Westbrook's offensive efficiency is not low. He made 9 of 13 shots from the field and 3 of 4 from beyond the three-point line. He basically did not waste opportunities and only made 3 turnovers. His true shooting percentage was as high as 82.9%.

At the last moment of the game, the Kings were still leading the Warriors. Bodemski attacked with the ball, but Westbrook was very alert and completed the steal from behind, destroying the Warriors' offense and basically sealing the victory of the game.

It has to be said that Westbrook, who holds a veteran's minimum salary contract, has shown his own style and has become an indispensable part of the Kings, even an important force in winning games. This kind of Westbrook deserves everyone's respect.

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