Artest: Wade& has thick eyebrows and is the second in charge. Westbrook directly became a role player when he arrived with the Lakers.

Recently, former NBA players Shumpert and Artest talked about Westbrook's experience with the Lakers on the program "All In".

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Shumpert: "LeBron could have stood up and defended Westbrook. Maybe LeBron felt that he had done this with Wade before, and had similar situations when working with other stars."

Artest: "Wade was the second in command at the time, and he was also the second in command when he was with the Lakers, and Westbrook was not even the second in command at the time, just a role player."

Shumpert: "He has become a role player. This means that he has to completely change his playing style and attack from a new angle. Westbrook has never been in the corner or on the wing before."

Artest: "But it has definitely made him better."

Shumpert: "There is no doubt about it. When he went to the Nuggets, he became more humble. But he still maintains that passion and energy."