Famous reporter: Westbrook is difficult to fit into most competitive teams, but he will not be without him

Recently, ESPN famous reporters Tim Bontemps and Bobby Marks wrote an article about the trends of the free market.

Speaking of Westbrook, who had previously jumped out of his contract to become a free agent, they wrote: "After choosing to jump out of next season's player option, people originally expected Westbrook to find his next home now."

"Although his 37th birthday is about to celebrate, Westbrook is still a talented and efficient player. Last season, he averaged 13.3 points, 4.9 rebounds and 6.1 assists per game in nearly 28 minutes. But he needs to play with the ball and his shooting ability, which makes it difficult for him to fit into most competitive teams. It is hard to imagine that Westbrook will not be on the NBA roster next season, and many veterans will sign basic salary contracts in August. But until this future Hall of Famer determines his next home, the entire league will continue to pay attention."