Things aren't looking good for Hall of Fame point guard Russell Westbrook as he remains without a team as training camp fast approaches. Speaking on his podcast, Patrick Beverley defended Westbrook and claimed it was disrespectful that no team has signed him yet.
Russell Westbrook appears to be running out of time and running out of options. The free agent market “has not responded” to Westbrook up to this point of the NBA offseason, Kurt Helin of Pro Basketball Talk reported this week.
Nine-time NBA All-Star Russell Westbrook is still a free agent as September nears. Spending last season with the Denver Nuggets, where he appeared in 75 games and placed seventh in Sixth Man of the Year voting, Westbrook declined his $3.4 million player option for the 2025-26 season.
The NBA offseason has slowed down, as it typically does as summer winds down before training camps begin in late September and early October. One notable
Russell Westbrook is still without an NBA team after leaving the Denver Nuggets at the end of the 2024/25 season. Westbrook was an important bench option for the Nuggets last season and even played solid minutes in the Western Conference playoffs.
Russell Westbrook was drafted fourth overall in 2008, and since then, the 6-foot-4 point guard out of UCLA has cemented himself as a future Hall of Famer.
Malik Monk will remain with the Sacramento Kings, who have maintained interest in Russell Westbrook, according to NBA insider Marc Stein of The Stein Line.
The Sacramento Kings may be signaling a shift in how they view Malik Monk, but the summer trade chatter tells a more complex story. According to the latest
Time is running out for veteran point guard Russell Westbrook to find a landing spot for the upcoming 2025-26 season, a scenario that many league insiders believe is looking bleaker by the day.
As the NBA free agency progresses, there are questions about which team will sign veteran star Russell Westbrook. He remains a free agent after opting out of his $3.4 million player option after the 2024-25 season concluded.
Russell Westbrook is right there for anyone who wants him. The former MVP averaged 13.3 points and 6.1 assists off of the bench for a highly-capable Denver Nuggets team last season, placing seventh in Sixth Man of the Year voting for his one-and-done services to the team.
Nine-time All-Star and 2016-17 NBA MVP Russell Westbrook is making headlines this offseason, but it is while he sits on the open market. This offseason's free agency market has been concerning, and Westbrook is certainly feeling it.
Russell Westbrook is the career leader in triple-doubles and a former MVP winner, yet he is still a free agent. He is 37 years old, but has played in 68+ games the past two seasons.
Yes, Russell Westbrook remains on the market after declining his 2025-26 player option with the Denver Nuggets. And he waits … and waits. Several teams have been mentioned as potential fits, of course.