Will Russell Westbrook ever be happy? If he is, will the Lakers be happy?
LOS ANGELES — Some nights, Russell Westbrook will sit at the Lakers’ postgame news conference, stare at his phone and fire off short answers to questions that don’t interest him. If he finds one particularly ridiculous, maybe he’ll audibly scoff or laugh, looking up for a second before putting his head back down. Other nights, Westbrook will try to explain himself — something that’s been a ...
by Dan Woike, Los Angeles Times
Jan 11, 2022
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LOS ANGELES — Some nights, Russell Westbrook will sit at the Lakers’ postgame news conference, stare at his phone and fire off short answers to questions that don’t interest him.
If he finds one particularly ridiculous, maybe he’ll audibly scoff or laugh, looking up for a second before putting his head back down.
Other nights, Westbrook will try to explain himself — something that’s been a challenge ever since he helped rewrite the description of what a point guard is and how one could (and maybe should) play.
On one of
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