“I’m f**king tired man” Russell Westbrook tells Anthony Davis about his honest feeling about the Lakers squad

Russell Westbrook showed some extraordinary performance against the Utah Jazz on Thursday night. In the absence of big men, Lebron James and Anthony Davis, Westbrook took the command to lead the Lakers but no matter who leads the franchise this season the results are coming the same, and even in this game the LA-based franchise was unable to get the win and lost by 109-122.

On the other side, the Jazz looked pretty confident on both the ends of defense and offense. For them, Donovan Mitchell scored 29 points and their star center Rudy Gobert had 25 points with 17 rebounds which helped them to break their five-game losing streak. With this win, the Utah Jazz has now entered the top five seed in the western conference and if they played consistently there will be no barriers in front of them to qualify for playoffs.

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Russell Westbrook opens up on the ineffective roaster of Lakers against the Utah Jazz

For LA Lakers, Russell Westbrook led the scorecard with his 24 points, 6 rebounds, and 7 assists and their star center Dwight Howard also helped him to give a tough fight to Jazz with his 21 points, with one successful three-pointy attempt 12 rebounds, these two were only players in the Lakers roaster who scored more than 15 points. The former MVP looked completed tired as there was no one in the game to give him proper support.

During the post-game conference, the Lakers star guard clearly opened up about the issue he is facing. “For me, personally, it’s a big adjustment,” Westbrook said. “You don’t know who’s playing and who’s out. Who’s starting and who’s not. Something I’m not accustomed to. But like I said, I make no excuses. I own whatever it is, play whoever is playing and try to make the best out of it.”

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In this statement, Westbrook has highlighted the issue of not being a team fix line-up, as even he doesn’t know with whom will he play the next game. Moreover, the Lakers have lost eight games out of their last 10 matchups, and there are now again slipped to the 11^th spot and have risked their chances to qualify for the play-in tournament.

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