On Friday night, the Denver Nuggets played the Oklahoma City Thunder (at home) for Game 3 of their second-round playoff series. The Nuggets won by a score of 1

With Shai Gilgeous-Alexander at the free-throw line, Westbrook's entrance usurped the MVP chants into a standing ovation. Since being traded in 2019, OKC crowds have always given the former MVP winner an ovation. But doing it in the playoffs rubbed some folks the wrong way.

Russell Westbrook always puts on a show, but OKC and Thunder fans have never seen it from this vantage point. Bring on the Nuggets and the drama.

In Game 1, Westbrook and the Nuggets completed a massive comeback to stun the Thunder late. It was Westbrook who walked away with the game-winning assist, too. The former Thunder

In a sick twist of reality, Westbrook was the middleman between Christian Braun's defensive rebound and Gordon's rebound. Upbeat in a good mood after the surprising result, the future Hall-of-Famer reiterated his love for the OKC fanbase six years after he last played for the Thunder.

Russell Westbrook and James Harden were among the NBA's most prominent players during the late 2010s. Beginning their pro basketball journey close to the same time, the two veteran guards made waves with their triple-double and scoring records.

After a woeful Game 2, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander reminded everyone why he is the MVP favorite during Oklahoma City Thunder’s 92-87 Game 3 win over the Denver Nuggets on Sunday.  However,

VIDEO: Russell Westbrook passionately coaches Nuggets during a timeout, showing energy as Denver grabs the series lead.