Tyrese Haliburton praises Russell Westbrook's impact on the NBA
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 14, 2026, 2:38 AM
Last updated Aug 14, 2026

In a recent tribute, Indiana Pacers guard Tyrese Haliburton recognized Russell Westbrook's significant legacy in the NBA following his retirement. Haliburton, who is noted for his playmaking skills, acknowledged Westbrook's competitive nature and leadership, comparing their contributions to the game. Haliburton suggested that despite never winning a championship, Westbrook is among the greatest players without a title, highlighting his career achievements such as an MVP award and multiple All-Star selections. He noted the respect Westbrook commands within the league, cementing his place as a standout figure in basketball history.
- •Tyrese Haliburton speaks on Westbrook's retirement and legacy.
- •Haliburton mentions Westbrook is among the best players without a championship.
- •Westbrook celebrated for his intensity and competitive spirit.
- •Haliburton compares his playmaking skills to those of Westbrook.
- •The basketball community reflects on Westbrook's impact and achievements.
- 2:38 AMYahoo Sports — Tyrese Haliburton gets honest about Russell Westbrook's impressive NBA legacy
"As one of the modern era's best guards, Tyrese Haliburton knew what Russell Westbrook meant to him and his peers.
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