Thunder to Retire Russell Westbrook's No. 0 Jersey, Star Fights Back Tears
Oklahoma City announced it will hang Russell Westbrook's No. 0 in the rafters this February, a moment so emotional the former MVP teared up on the spot.

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The Oklahoma City Thunder revealed that Russell Westbrook's No. 0 jersey will be retired by the franchise in February, according to Yahoo Sports. The announcement visibly moved Westbrook, who wiped away tears as the news was shared.
Westbrook spent the core of his career with the Thunder organization, becoming one of the most explosive and beloved players in franchise history before moving on to other teams later in his career. The upcoming ceremony will make him one of the select few players honored with a permanent place in the team's rafters.
Details on the exact February date for the ceremony have not yet been released, but the emotional reaction from Westbrook underscores the significance of the honor for both the player and the franchise.
Sources: Yahoo Sports
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