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Russell Westbrook
Russell Westbrook's triple-double addiction masked a net negative impact more significant than any player in NBA history. Over his prime, he posted a true shooting percentage of just 52.3%—well below the 55.5% league average for point guards—while turning the ball over on 16.3% of possessions. Westbrook's refusal to cede usage actively sabotaged spacing, as evidenced by his 2020-21 Wizards season: 22.2 points and 11.7 assists per game yet a -0.3 plus/minus, proving his style fails to elevate winning.
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