In the NBA, where stars shine brightly, some are born to be the main characters, like our "chosen one" LeBron James, who remains firmly seated on the throne of "greatness" despite narrowly missing out on championships multiple times. But today, we're talking about someone who isn't a natural-born protagonist with a halo, but rather a "motivational brother" who has gone through many ups and downs and ultimately achieved a phoenix-like rebirth—Westbrook! Back in the day, Westbrook, along with Durant and Harden, were known as the "three young talents" of the Thunder, making it all the way to the finals together. Although they didn't end up lifting the Larry O'Brien Trophy, their youthful storm shook the league. Westbrook, in particular, gained a large fan base with his "triple-double miracle." Even without a championship title, Westbrook's status among fans remained solid, and his induction into the Hall of Fame seemed just a matter of time. Who would have thought that this former "son of Thunder" would go through so many twists and turns? After leaving the Thunder, Westbrook became a wandering wanderer, moving from Houston to Washington, then to the Lakers and Clippers, gradually transitioning from a team core to a supporting role. During his time with the Lakers, Westbrook even accepted a bench role, but despite this, he couldn't escape the fate of being traded, eventually continuing his dream with a minimum contract. However, Westbrook is a person with an indomitable spirit. This offseason, he joined the Nuggets, signing a two-year, $6.8 million contract—a golden opportunity to save his career! At…