The alliance is playing home!

The free market has a huge flow of flow this season, and many stars have chosen to enter the trading market. After each team selected their favorite players, Westbrook's place is currently extremely eye-catching. As of now, Westbrook has not signed with any team, and hope seems to be getting slim as time goes by.

US media tweeted and lamented: Lillard returned to the Portland Trail Blazers, Paul just returned to the Los Angeles Clippers, and the league seemed to be turning back time and staged a story of going home.

Now, there is only one chapter left in the offseason free market, and everyone's eyes are focused on Oklahoma City. For Thunder fans, Westbrook has experienced climax, heartbreak and reconstruction. He is like a storm leading the Thunder forward and giving everything for them. Vitality, loyalty and enthusiasm are synonymous with him, and the city has given him infinite love.

Thunder fans also hope Westbrook can end his career in Oklahoma, and they think this is natural. However, at present, the possibility of Westbrook returning to the Thunder is gradually decreasing.

The Nuggets wrote in a local newspaper that the Nuggets may strive to work again with Russell Westbrook, who was selected as the nine-time All-Star in his career, to fill the last vacant spot in the lineup.

The new season will be Westbrook's 18th season in his career. Although his physical fitness and condition are not as good as before, for a championship team, Westbrook's enthusiasm for the game is enough to make up for all this.

Some media have counted Westbrook's data for the Nuggets as the starter. In 36 games in the starter, the Nuggets achieved a record of 22 wins and 14 losses, and averaged 15.3 points, 6.1 rebounds, 7.0 assists and 1.7 steals per game, shooting percentage of 50.4%, three-point shooting percentage of 33.8%, and real shooting percentage of 57.9%.