Original title: Westbrook: The championship has always been my goal. The Wizards have a great chance of winning
On December 6, Beijing time, reports from the US media said that in an interview today, Wizards star Russell Westbrook stated that his goal has always been to compete for the championship.
From Houston to Washington, Westbrook’s goal has not changed. “My goal is to win the championship. Yes, the chances are really great in Washington (to win),” Westbrook said. “This is a great city, but Washington has not yet achieved satisfactory results. I really In my opinion, there is a great chance of winning in the Wizards, and my goal is always to beat the other 29 opponents in the league.”
Westbrook has won the regular season MVP and has also averaged a triple-double in the season. So, not having a championship is his only regret in his current career?
“To be honest, I don’t agree. I have different views on how to define a career,” Westbrook said. “From my personal point of view, what I care about is my contribution to the community and whether I can inspire others. The expectation of basketball is to influence other people and give them strength.”
Has Westbrook’s basketball style changed? “You have to ask Coach (Scott) Brooks about this, because I worked with him for a long time when I was young,” Westbrook said. “My style of playing is to fight. On the court, my goal is to beat. Bian opponent. This is my style and it will not change.”
Westbrook did not respond positively, whether he voluntarily applied to leave the Rockets. “I am in Washington now and I like where I am now,” Westbrook said. “I know this is a brand new journey.”
In a blockbuster deal between the Rockets and the Wizards, Westbrook and John Wall swapped. In the regular season last season, Westbrook averaged 35.9 minutes per game, surrendering 27.2 points, 7.9 rebounds and 7.0 assists.Return to Sohu to see more
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