Russell Westbrook has done the IMPOSSIBLE! Oscar Robertson’s 41-year-old record is broken by the triple-double master. Legit. Westbrook has defeated the record by one triple-double to make it 182 triple-doubles in his career; Oscar Robertson only had 181 career triple-doubles.
Historical times for the Washington Wizards as they are suiting/gearing up for the play-in tournament. Russell Westbrook averaged 21 points, 16 assists, and 10 rebounds. The final rebound became the most exciting one to claim his dominance, to claim his throne like the champ he is. Oscar Robertson was averaging a triple-double each game too, so it was very exciting seeing this happen.
This is new heights for Russell Westbrook as they now prepare for the playoffs, as they hoping to continue their push onwards. This gives them motivation and more drive in their ambition to win playoff games. What would this mean for the team if they got past the first round? That would be addressed as one of the biggest things this season has seen so far.
However, currently, we are witnessing history in the making. So now, see the video that made him the champion of triple-doubles.
If the Celtics season could not get any worse it just did, and this is not clickbait. This frustrated team is now becoming even more frustrated! This is something that you have to read, because this will end their chances of the playoffs quite quickly! https://courtsideheat.com/if-the-celtics-season-couldnt-get-any-worse/
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According to The Athletic’s Sam Amick, after signing a multi-year contract with the Milwaukee Bucks, it has been revealed that Taylor Jenkins is set to make over $10 million dollars per year. He will be one of the highest paid coaches in the NBA.
Steve Kerr earns $17.5 million per year and Erik Spoelstra earns $15 million per year; Jenkins will be up there with them. After spending last season away from basketball, the 44-year-old returns to the NBA to coach his former team and replacing newly retired Doc Rivers after he made the decision to leave the organization.
Jenkins has history with this organization, as he served as an assistant under then-coach Mike Budenholzer during the 2018-19 season. He spent six years with the Memphis Grizzlies, turning them into a playoff-contending organization, before getting fired.
According to Michael Grange of SportsNet, the Toronto Raptors could be moving off Gradey Dick this upcoming offseason, and the 22-year-old would be open to getting a trade out of the organization.
Despite playing in a career-high 76 games this season, Dick had the worst season statistically in his three-year career. In 2024-25, Dick averaged 14.4 points, 3.6 rebounds, and 1.8 assists. In 2025-26, current season, Dick averaged 6.0 points, 1.9 rebounds, and 0.7 assists.
His on-court playing time was reduced by 15.4 minutes per game, as he was losing his role within the Raptors throughout the entire season.
Dick is set to make $7.1 million next season in the final year of his rookie scale contract.
According to ESPN’s Shams Charania, confirmed by the former head coach, Jamahl Mosley has been fired by the Orlando Magic after being eliminated in the first round of the postseason against the Detroit Pistons.
While never getting out of the first round, Mosley led his team to three consecutive playoff trips in the five years he coached the organization. The 47-year-old has been credited in developing Franz Wagner and Paolo Banchero, and successfully turning this franchise around. His total record with the organization is 189-221.
Despite him getting fired and having a losing record, the New Orleans Pelicans have thrown his name into the pot concerning their own head coaching vacancy.
