Assist production
8.3 AST / 36 places Russell Westbrook at the 96th percentile among all qualified players, across positions. Assists make passing worth studying. They do not capture missed reads or possessions without the ball.
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The historical record · 2025-26
RussellWestbrook
NBA player
Inside the game of Russell Westbrook.
PORTRAIT / NBA NBA PLAYER2025-26 · Regular season
64 games · SACPoints / G15.2
Rebounds / G5.4
Assists / G6.7
Minutes / G29.0
Field goal42.7%
Three-point33.8%
NBA game-log minutes are rounded; season averages may differ slightly from the league’s full-precision totals.
Historical teams: SAC. Impact and player-strength ratings are awaiting validation.
Historical season2025-26 regular-season appearances through 2026-03-19. Season totals include published final games.
01 / The film room
The game, in motion.
The official film library
Westbrook.
On the floor.
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02 / The scouting file
Look closer.
The role. The questions. The person.
The statistical read
What changes when you look past points per game?
1853 recorded minutes
League percentiles: 412 players with at least 20 games, 300 minutes and 100 field-goal attempts in 2025-26. Higher means more of the named statistic. Per-36 rates describe production in the recorded role; they do not project starter minutes.
Scoring volume18.9 PTS / 36
73rd percentile
Points per 36 minutes
Assist production8.3 AST / 36
96th percentile
Assists per 36 minutes; does not measure every advantage created
Rebound production6.8 REB / 36
62nd percentile
Rebounds per 36 minutes; role and available rebounds matter
Three-point appetite45.2% of FGA
53rd percentile
Percentage of field-goal attempts taken from three
Free-throw volume21.8 FTA / 100 FGA
41st percentile
Free-throw attempts per 100 field-goal attempts
Scoring efficiency52.8% TS
17th percentile
True shooting percentage, weighted by attempts
How to read this profile
Percentiles compare this season’s qualified NBA players across all positions. Rebounding reflects opportunity as well as skill; assists depend on touches and teammates; shot volume does not measure gravity. True shooting uses aggregate points and attempts, with a 0.44 free-throw multiplier. Per-36 rates use recorded minutes, which may be rounded in historical NBA game logs.
NBA source record ↗Scoring volume
18.9 PTS / 36 places Russell Westbrook at the 73rd percentile among all qualified players, across positions. The scoring rate deserves a closer look alongside shot difficulty and who creates the looks.
Inspect the record ↓How much should you trust the jumper?
33.8% from three on 379 attempts. Separate catch-and-shoot looks from pull-ups, and open attempts from contested ones, before projecting the percentage.
Inspect the record ↓Decisions under pressure
2.04 assists per turnover is a starting point. Rewatch possessions against traps and late-clock pressure; this ratio alone cannot tell you how difficult the passing job was.
Inspect the record ↓A comparison worth investigating
Similar box-score profiles.
2025-26 · Closest standardized profiles across the six measures above, with equal weight. Numerical resemblance says little about defensive assignments, shot difficulty or career ceiling.
D'Angelo Russell ↗19.2 PTS / 36 · 7.6 AST / 3648.3% of attempts from three
Jalen Suggs ↗18.0 PTS / 36 · 7.2 AST / 3655.5% of attempts from three
Jrue Holiday ↗20.0 PTS / 36 · 7.4 AST / 3651.1% of attempts from three
The reporting file
Start with the people who were there.
Read Westbrook’s official biography and the reporting below for the path to the NBA. A reviewed account of upbringing, scouting disagreements and development is not yet in this file.
Official biography ↗Player reporting ↓03 / The numbers
A season in motion.
2025-26 regular season · 64 games
Game by game
The shooting profile
Every point has a source.
2025-26 · Percentages and attempt volume.
52.8%True shooting
50.3%Effective FG
50.0%
Two-point460 attempts33.8%
Three-point379 attempts69.4%
Free throws183 attemptsShare of points971 total points
Two-pointers 47.4%Three-pointers 39.5%Free throws 13.1%
04 / The reading room
Beyond the stat line.
Read the Game
The next chapter is on the court.
Reviewed player analysis appears here as game reports are published.
Every recorded appearance ↓Official player file
Russell Westbrook: the NBA biography ↗
Background, career notes and the official player record.
05 / The long view
The career, chapter by chapter.
Points per game · Regular season · Team stints are shown separately where supplied.
| Season | Team | GP | MIN | PTS | REB | AST | STL | BLK | FG% | 3P% | FT% |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-26 | SAC | 64 | 29.0 | 15.2 | 5.4 | 6.7 | 1.3 | 0.2 | 42.7% | 33.8% | 69.4% |
06 / Every appearance
The game log.
0 of 64 individual records available from the same verified source. Complete season totals above come from the verified official player log.
| Competition | Game | FG% | 3P% | FT% | Contribution | |||||||
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No games match these filters.
Shooting percentages use recorded attempts; no attempts is unavailable. Game contribution is not player strength or points caused.
07 / The player file
How Westbrook got here.
At a glance.
Biography details are being collected.
The contract
Salary not confirmed.
A dated salary for this player and team is not available in the current contract collection.