Russell Westbrook dominates despite departure of Kevin Durant
Free agency can have a devastating effect on a team. Players sometimes are unable to continue competing at the same level as before and the void le behind in the dressing room can be a vast one.
However, when Kevin Durant decided to leave the Oklahoma City under this summer and sign with the Golden State Warriors, it instead presented an opportunity for Russell Westbrook to emerge as a franchise player.
This story is from the January 2017 edition of Beckett Basketball.
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