Russell Westbrook’s 12–10–4 Masterclass Snaps Kings’ Skid vs Heat

Russell Westbrook’s 12–10–4 Masterclass Snaps Kings’ Skid vs Heat

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Russell Westbrook led his Sacramento Kings with his trademark playmaking and relentless energy in their 127-111 road win over the Miami Heat, finishing with 12 points, 1 rebound, and 10 assists while playing 32 minutes. He made 5 of 11 field goals, 1 of 4 from three, and 1 of 1 at the line, adding 4 steals and driving Sacramento’s tempo throughout. His passing presence was essential, repeatedly collapsing Miami’s defense and kicking out to scorers who took full advantage.
The Kings finally delivered their most complete game of the season, snapping a four-game skid behind Zach LaVine’s explosive 42-point masterpiece. Sacramento pushed the pace, dictated the physical battle, and never looked like the struggling team that had lost 12 of its last 14. Even when Miami briefly led early in the second quarter, Westbrook helped steady the group, his drives generating open threes, layups, and transition bursts that broke Heat coverage.
His leadership became more visible in stretches where LaVine rested, organizing their half-court sets, advancing the ball quickly, and connecting with Keegan Murray, DeMar DeRozan, and rookies Nique Clifford and Maxime Raynaud, both of whom posted career nights. Sacramento’s bench-heavy units thrived when Westbrook pushed pace, attacked closeouts, and found Clifford for multiple live-cut finishes. His four steals were momentum plays, sparking runouts that snowballed Miami’s deficit.
Even as Jaime Jaquez Jr. scored 27 for Miami and Simone Fontecchio added 20, Westbrook stayed aggressive, probing gaps as Sacramento led by as many as 28. The Heat trimmed the margin to 15 late, but Westbrook helped stabilize possessions — directing spacing, controlling clock, and keeping Sacramento composed until the final horn.
After weeks of inconsistency, the Kings finally looked connected, and Westbrook’s 10-assist night was a major reason. He may not have delivered the scoring headline, but his pace, distribution, and intensity fueled Sacramento’s best full-team showing of the season.

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