$2 billion! Westbrook Creative Director! New job in Oklahoma City

"Returning home in glory" will eventually go home. The Oklahoma City Center will spend $2 billion to build a brand new sports-themed entertainment district led by Westbrook Enterprises, Echo Investments and Robinson Park Real Estate. In this project, Westbrook serves as creative director.

Otherwise, Westbrook will also bring his talent back to the Thunder during the offseason this summer and can play and supervise the project. Why not do it manually?

This season, Westbrook played 75 regular season games for the Nuggets, averaging 27.9 minutes per game, scoring 13.3 points, 4.9 rebounds, 6.1 assists and 1.4 breaks, with shooting percentages of 44.9%, 32.3% and 66.1% in the three events; they averaged 11.7 points, 3.7 rebounds and 2.6 assists per game, and shooting percentages of 39.1%, 31.7% and 70% in the three events.

Westbrook has the player option this summer. If he chooses to execute the annual salary of $3.47 million next season, he will continue to cooperate with the Nuggets; otherwise, he will become a complete free agent. Westbrook is 36 years old. Now the team that can attract him to join the base salary is only the championship-level team, and the Thunder is the biggest favorite in the league today.

Of course, Westbrook can't go back as soon as he wants to go back to the Thunder, and it also needs to be accepted by the Thunder, but the outside world hopes that he can return to his roots and use a championship to bring a successful end to his upcoming career.

In the second round of the Western Conference this year, after the Nuggets G7 lost to the Thunder, the Thunder players and management showed great enthusiasm and respect for Westbrook, the former star, which attracted everyone's imagination.

The Thunder are currently preparing for the finals, with the predicted probability of winning the championship as high as 85%, and crazily crushing the Pacers' 15%. It seems that the championship is already in the pocket.

If the Thunder are really willing to recruit Westbrook this summer, there are sufficient reasons. First, it will not destroy the team's core framework. After all, they are all playing substitutes now; second, they will bring veteran leadership to the locker room, and attract more Russian City fans to participate, etc. In short, if Thunder signs Westbrook with the benefits outweigh the disadvantages.

No matter what, I wish Westbrook good luck on the next journey, and it is time for years of persistence to bear fruit!