Russell Westbrook recently showed his off-court kindness by giving the Los Angeles Clippers’ ball boys, mop boys, and attendants pairs of Jordan One Take 4s, which retail for $85 per. When Westbrook gave the fashionable shoes to the hardworking Clippers workers, they were overjoyed and grateful.

Clippers beаt journalist Tomer Azarly of ClutchPoints captured the moment Russell Westbrook handed out the gifts to the excited Clippers workers in a post he made on X.

The Oklahoma City crowd gives Russell Westbrook a standing ovation.

A recent road game against his old team, the Oklahoma City Thunder, provided Russell Westbrook with a touching moment when they gave him a standing ovation. Westbrook has a strong connection and adoration from the Oklahoma City community, as shown by the sincere recognition from the fans.

Following this heartfelt welcome, Russell Westbrook thanked and hugged the Thunder supporters. He spoke about his formative years while praising them, calling them the “best in the world”:

Superfans everywhere. To tell you the trutҺ, it feels like home to me. As a child, my family and I were warmly welcomed here. They shared all they had with me every night, and I reciprocated, and for that I am eternally thankful.

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From 2008 until 2019, Westbrook was a member of the Oklahoma City Thunder, where he became a famous figure after winning multiple honors.

He accomplished the unthinkable in 2016–17, becoming one of only two players in NBA history to ever average a triple-double. He was crowned NBA Most Valuable Player in 2017 and was named to the All-Star team multiple times for his outstanding play.

On top of that, Westbrook proved his mettle on the court by earning multiple All-NBA team honors. Despite losing to the Miami Heat in the 2012 NBA Finals, he was a key cog in his team’s championship run.