Kings Reportedly Don't Want Russell Westbrook Back

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Kings Reportedly Don't Want Russell Westbrook Back

The Kings are not expected to bring back Russell Westbrook, according to Jake Fischer, who reported that they don't seem to want him back. Sacramento now appears poised to move forward with a different direction in its backcourt ahead of next season. Westbrook averaged 15.2ppg, 5.4rpg, and 6.7apg in 64 games with the Kings last season, and can still contribute.

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