Russell Westbrook has Video Game Stat Line Against Pacers

Washington point guard Russell Westbrook had 14 points, 21 rebounds and 24 assists in the Wizards win over the Pacers on Monday night.

Russell Westbrook and the Washington Wizards just keep on rolling. They beat the Indiana Pacers 154-141 on Monday night in Washington and now remain just a half-game back of the Pacers in the standings for the ninth seed.

Westbrook, who's averaging a triple-double, had yet another triple-double on Monday evening. The superstar point guard had 14 points, 24 assists and 21 rebounds on the night.

If anyone else put up those numbers, the world would be surprised, but Westbrook continues to be a force on the stat sheet, and the Wizards are the NBA's hottest team right now.

After appearing like they would not make the playoffs, they now have a real shot at getting one of the top eight seeds.

Some Tweets from Bleacher Report can be seen below about Westbrook's night.

NEW CAREER-HIGH FOR RUSS 🚨

21 REB (career-high)
24 AST (ties career-high)
14 PTS

Just unreal. Video game numbers again. pic.twitter.com/87zYzmkEzY

— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) May 4, 2021

Why not? pic.twitter.com/YvIUz5j1Sh

— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) May 4, 2021

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