Westbrook was pushed by Harten and plotted against him! The Thunder booed his players at home, and no one can criticize him here

On May 8, although the Thunder defeated the Nuggets by 43 points, the performance of Westbrook, the Nuggets' basic salary substitute in this game was not embarrassing. The Turtles scored 19 points and 5 assists in 21 minutes. The data was very good, and his 19 points were already the highest score of the Nuggets team.

asked a substitute who got a basic salary to score the highest score in the team, and also created 10 free throws. It can only be said that Westbrook has tried his best to win, so he can leave with his head held high. No matter what salary he earns now, no matter how old he is, or whether his ability has declined, but when it comes to whether he wants to win or not, no one should have a stronger desire to win than Westbrook.

And it can be felt that Westbrook is still very popular at home. In the second quarter, the Thunder player Haltenstein once made a very bad foul on Westbrook, but he actually booed him at home. This was obviously booed Halten, and he was not very satisfied with his behavior of pushing Westbrook behind him at that time. In the second quarter, Westbrook counterattacked and made a layup. Halten returned to defend and blocked. He first hit Westbrook's head with his right hand, and then pushed Westbrook with his left hand, pushing him out of the field. He hit the top first and pushed it back. This was really not a good move. Westbrook sat on the ground and shouted, signaling to the referee that the move on the opposite side was too unclear.

If it were Westbrook, he would have gone up to fight Halten long ago. Why didn't this happen this time? After all, this is the Thunder's venue, and he wants to save face for his old club, so Westbrook did not make noise when he got up, and he didn't go or worry about this action, but Halten had too many small actions.

If you say you want to block the shot, then you can block the shot. You hit Westbrook on the top and push people from the bottom. Isn’t that a bit too much? After knocking the man to the ground, he walked up to Westbrook and made an action to demonstrate. I wonder if he was going to humiliate Westbrook. No wonder the Turtle was not very happy. This is the greatest player in the Thunder's team history, and this is the iconic figure of the Thunder.

So at that time, the Thunder booed at home, probably not for Westbrook, because Westbrook was the one who was beaten, but for Haltenstein. He was the first to push people and mock Westbrook, is it necessary to lead so much? And he was still spreading his hands while slapped his head, looking very aggrieved. Who are you showing this? It is because this venue and the opponent is Thunder, Westbrook doesn't care and doesn't want to lose his temper at home. Otherwise, if it's another venue, he would have started to have sex with Halten.

When I asked the teacher to be pushed before, Westbrook stood up and protected him. He even suffered a technical foul. Now he was hit by the head and he didn't say anything. This is still very touching, and the Thunder fans on the scene defending him is also touching.

No one is worthy of Westbrook on this field. Thunder fans are obviously conveying such a concept that they will boo for their own people. Hatten's move has reason to be expelled. After all, pushing people behind the scenes was obviously intentional, and the additional moves were also very unclear. If it weren't for his hometown, Westbrook's temper would have exploded. This is a very bad character. You want to humiliate the divine turtle in Oshima? There is no chance, and even the home fans can't stand it anymore.