It is only a matter of time before Westbrook enters the Hall of Fame. The historical triple-double champion can only accept the regret of no championship in his career.

Rumors about Westbrook and the Kings have been circulating for about 2 weeks, and now they are finally finalized. Westbrook, who is about to turn 37, will accept a one-year minimum salary contract with the Kings worth $3.6 million.

Westbrook declined to exercise the player option on the final year of his Nuggets contract worth $3.5 million this summer. Although Westbrook's overall statistics with the Nuggets remain online, and even his two-point shooting percentage hit a career high of 52%, he still seems uncomfortable in the Nuggets system.

This summer, Westbrook has been looking for a job, but until now, the King seems to have made no substantial progress in other matters. Perhaps, the value of veterans becomes less and less as time goes by.

In the past, Westbrook was likely to be Schroeder's substitute most of the time. Back then, with the Thunder, this was a different situation. But the power of the old man made Westbrook have to lower his proud head and accept the reality.

Of course, Westbrook's good relationship with many of the Kings' core players, including LaVine, DeRozan, and Savoy, as well as his goodwill with the management and other factors, were the reasons for the final signing of the contract between the two parties.

But when I saw a picture of Westbrook's "Rainbow Jersey", I sighed. The former triple-double king in history may be like Paul Sr. and finally accept the regret of not having a championship in his career. Even if Westbrook enters the Hall of Fame in the future, it is only a matter of time.