Russell Westbrookās nightmare tenure with the Los Angeles Lakers has finally come to an end. He was traded to the Utah Jazz, a rebuilding team thatās likely to buy him out in the next few days.
The Jazz reportedly let Westbrook know that heās welcome to stay and finish the season in Utah if he wants to. However, he might be better off suiting up for a contending team interested in his services.
According to the latest reports, multiple teams would be interested in Westbrook if heās indeed bought out. However, as frenetic and fast-paced as he is on the court, heās not rushing to make a decision right now.
NBA News: Russell Westbrook Wonāt Choose A New Team Until After The All-Star Break
āFormer MVP Russell Westbrook, widely seen as the most prominent player conceivably available on this seasonās NBA buyout market, is expected to use the All-Star break to recharge before proceeding with his next career steps, league sources say,ā reported Marc Stein. āWestbrook, while reserving the right to speed up that timetable if the right opportunity arises, has expressed a desire to be deliberate in his decision-makingā¦ā
The Los Angeles Clippers, Miami Heat, Oklahoma City Thunder, and Chicago Bulls have been mentioned as potential suitors for the former MVP, with the Bulls and coach Billy Donovan reportedly leading the race.
Westbrookās tenure in Los Angeles was always meant for disaster, he wasnāt a good fit next to LeBron James, and the fans constantly went at him for the teamās shortcomings. So, itās only normal to see that heās taking some time to make a decision.
Thereās no denying that Westbrookās career will end in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. But he needs to go out on a high note, playing for a team where he and his talents are actually appreciated.





