Russell Westbrook Makes History with Assist Record

Russell Westbrook has made NBA history by surpassing Mark Jackson and Steve Nash on the all-time assists list with 10,335 assists.

The NBA announced this milestone during the Sacramento Kings' game against the San Antonio Spurs.

Westbrook achieved this feat with his first three assists in the game.

He is now among the top five in all-time assists.

This milestone cements Westbrook's legacy as one of the greatest point guards in NBA history.

He has been a locker room leader and influential figure on the court for the Sacramento Kings.

Westbrook is averaging 5.4 points, 6.6 assists, and 5.5 rebounds in 62 games this season.

Westbrook will continue to build on his assist record.

He trails Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James, Dallas Mavericks head coach Jason Kidd, and the all-time leader John Stockton.

Westbrook's next goal is to surpass Kidd, which may take at least three more seasons.

He has had a long career of racking up assists, starting with 6,897 over an 11-year tenure with the OKC Thunder.

His one-season stint with the Houston Rockets added 401 to his career total.

Westbrook's time with the Washington Wizards added 763 more assists to his total.

His season with the Denver Nuggets last year added 457 to his career total.

He has dished out 408 assists so far this season with the Kings.

The all-time triple-double leader is still actively playing and adding to his record.

Westbrook's career has been marked by his passion and dedication to the sport.

He has been a consummate professional and has defended his teammates from media criticism.

Westbrook's legacy continues to grow as he breaks records and achieves new milestones.