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Doug Christie Reveals Surprising New Role for Russell Westbrook That Could Change Kings’ Future

Doug Christie Reveals Surprising New Role for Russell Westbrook That Could Change Kings' Future

Russell Westbrook isn’t exactly the prototype for someone slotted to run the second unit—but here we are, and the Kings’ newest point guard is stepping up with that signature fire and grit we’ve come to expect. At 36, and after hopping around the league more times than most players change jerseys, Westbrook finds himself taking on a fresh challenge: stabilizing the Kings’ bench behind Dennis Schröder. Doug Christie, now Westbrook’s tenth head coach, isn’t looking to reinvent the wheel; he wants Westbrook to just be Westbrook—dynamic, versatile, and relentless. And honestly, when a nine-time All-Star’s in town, the whole squad can catch a bit of that competitive spirit. Malik Monk certainly thinks so, praising Russ’s defensive flexibility and veteran savvy. Over 17 seasons, this guy’s consistently dropped double-digit points—no slowing down in sight. The Kings are banking on more than just stats; they want leadership, direction, and maybe a little bit of that MVP-level magic to guide their uncertain season ahead. LEARN MORE

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