Chris Bosh praises Russell Westbrook on retirement announcement
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 21, 2026, 6:00 PM
Last updated Aug 21, 2026

Chris Bosh publicly acknowledged Russell Westbrook's retirement, which he announced on August 12 after an 18-season career. Bosh described Westbrook as "Mr. Triple-Double" for his remarkable ability to average a triple-double across four seasons. He highlighted Westbrook's fierce competitive spirit and impact on the game, recalling their encounters on the court, particularly during the 2012 Finals. Bosh expressed his congratulations and wished Westbrook luck in his post-playing career, noting the significant mark he left in the NBA. The basketball community has reacted strongly to Westbrook's retirement, recognizing him as a key figure of the 2010s.
- •Russell Westbrook announced his retirement on August 12, 2026.
- •Chris Bosh reacted with a video tribute to Westbrook.
- •Bosh highlighted Westbrook's achievements and competitive nature.
- •Both players influenced the NBA in the 2010s.
- •Westbrook is expected to be a Hall of Fame candidate.
- 6:00 PMYahoo Sports — Chris Bosh reacts to Russell Westbrook's retirement: 'Mr. Triple-Double himself'
"Chris Bosh reacts to Russell Westbrook's retirement: 'Mr. Triple-Double himself.'
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