Not everyone is perfectly suited for promotion. Plenty of NBA players have performed admirably -- even exceptionally -- as sidekicks, only to falter as a franchise's primary face. For some, the pressure proves too much. Others simply prove they were never quite good enough. Then there's Russell Westbrook, misunderstood since Oklahoma City drafted him in 2008, and undoubtedly, circumstantially miscast. Russell Westbrook, who justresigned with the Thunder for three years and north of $85 million, is no Robin nor Barney Rubble, no Art Garfunkel, Arsenio Hall nor Ed McMahon. And he's hardly a Penn, silently performing whatever magical task that Teller mandates, as the chattier frontman gets to claim the credit. Russell Westbrook is a leading man of lethal capability and questionable conscience, and he needed to be unleashed. Westbrook was a bit more direct during his press conference Thursday, as the Thunder announced his three-year, $85.8 million extension. Now t...
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