Russell Westbrook climbed up the history ladder a little more Tuesday night. He officially tied Oscar Robertson’s record for most triple-doubles in a season. You can actually compare Westbrook’s season to Robertson’s 1961-1962 season, which is absolutely incredible to think about.
NBA scores 2017: Russell Westbrook’s historic season is not over yet
Russell Westbrook tied Oscar Robertson’s record for most triple-doubles in a season Tuesday
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Russell was all smiles after the game and very appreciative of the record he is making.
Russell Westbrook has a chance to break the record on Wednesday night against the Grizzlies.
Winners of the night
- For the first time ever, the Spurs have 60-plus wins in back to back seasons.
- The Pacers got a win while the Bulls, Bucks, and Hornets all lost. They’re back in eighth place in the East.
- The Nets scored 141 points and have won three-games in a row. WHAT?
- The Warriors now only need two more wins to become the No. 1 seed in the West
Around the league
Tuesday night’s final scores
Kings 98, Mavericks 87 (Sactown Royalty recap | Mavs Moneyball recap)
Nets 141, 76ers 118 (Nets Daily recap | Liberty Ballers recap)
Wizards 118, Hornets 111 (Bullets Forever recap | At the Hive recap)
Cavaliers 122, Magic 102 (Fear the Sword recap | Orlando Pinstriped Post recap)
Pacers 108, Raptors 90 (Indy Cornrows recap | Raptors HQ recap)
Nuggets 134, Pelicans 131 (Denver Stiffs recap | The Bird Writes recap)
Thunder 110, Bucks 79 (Welcome to Loud City recap | Brew Hoop recap)
Knicks 100, Bulls 91 (Posting and Toasting recap | Blog a Bull recap)
Jazz 106, Blazers 87 (SLC Dunk recap | Blazers Edge recap)
Warriors 121, Timberwolves 107 (Golden State of Mind recap | Canis Hoopus recap)
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