Denver Nuggets guard Russell Westbrook is past his days of putting up triple-doubles every night, but he's still capable of putting up big numbers if he's asked

Over the years, it's fair to say Russell Westbrook has been one of the more scrutinized players in recent history. The polarizing figure draws strong opinions from both sides. Depending on who's asked,

The Denver Nuggets signed veteran guard Russell Westbrook to a two-year, $6.8 million deal over the summer. The nine-time All-Star isn’t the same player he used to be, but while entering his 16th NBA season,

Russell Westbrook is one of the best players in NBA history. However, he has never been known as a good shooter from three. In fact, ESPN's Tim Bontemps recently pointed out that he is among the worst of all time (via The Hoop Collective Podcast).

Robertson recalls telling Brodie how the NBA will turn on him when he can’t replicate his triple-double average season after season.

Earlier this offseason, the Denver Nuggets raised eyebrows when it was announced that they would be signing free agent guard Russell Westbrook after his departure from the Los Angeles Clippers. The Nuggets were in desperate need of guard depth after the departure of Kentavious Caldwell-Pope this offseason,