Another night in the NBA, another record shattered. But this one’s special. Sacramento Kings’ point guard Russell Westbrook, the human embodiment of a Red Bull can, just bulldozed his way into the history books, passing the legendary Oscar Robertson to become the all-time leading scorer for a point guard.

That’s right. More points than Magic, more than Isiah, more than Stockton, more than any floor general to ever lace ’em up. With 26,711 points and counting, Westbrook now sits 15th on the NBA’s all-time scoring list, a testament to his relentless drive and insane longevity. Even in his 18th season, the man plays with the ferocity of a rookie trying to make the team.

Last night’s game against the Phoenix Suns might have been a loss for the Kings, but it was a monumental win for Westbrook’s legacy. It’s a reminder that even when the team doesn’t get the W, there are still incredible stories of individual greatness being written on the court. For the fans, it’s a chance to witness history. For bettors, it’s a nod to the fact that even in a team sport, individual player props can be a goldmine. Westbrook’s consistent production, even this late in his career, is a stat-sheet-stuffer’s dream.

What makes this record even more impressive is that Westbrook has done it his way: with unapologetic aggression and a motor that never quits. His own coach, Doug Christie, called him a “freak of nature,” and he’s not wrong. In an era of load management and strategic rest, Westbrook is a throwback, a warrior who leaves it all on the floor every single night. That’s the kind of player you can’t help but root for, and the kind of story that makes sports so damn compelling.

So, what’s next for the newly crowned point god of points? More buckets, of course. And for the rest of us? We’ll be watching, and maybe placing a few wagers on the man who just keeps on scoring.