Westbrook has a 20-20-20 vision

Not since Wilt Chamberlain did it in 1968 had a player notched 20 points, 20 rebounds and 20 assists in a single game.

And when Russell Westbrook did it in the Oklahoma City Thunder’s 119-103 win over the Los Angeles Lakers, his thoughts turned immediately to his friend, Nipsey Hussle, the rapper who was killed on Sunday, and whose death rocked Los Angeles and the NBA.

“That wasn’t for me, man,” said Westbrook, who went to high school in Lawndale and college at UCLA. “That was for my bro, man. That was for Nipsey. Twenty plus 20 plus 20. They know what that means, man. That’s for my bro. Rest in peace, Nipsey.”