Clippers' Russell Westbrook refutes 'fabricated' reports on his unhappiness with team

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The Los Angeles Clippers' season came to an end on Friday after being eliminated by the Dallas Mavericks in six games in the first round.

There is a shadow of uncertainty over the Clippers this offseason. Head coach Tyronn Lue has publicly expressed his desire to remain with the organization for the foreseeable future. 

Shortly after Los Angeles was knocked out of the postseason, reports surfaced that suggested Westbrook may be inclined to leave the Clippers in search of another team that would afford him the opportunity to take on a more significant role. Westbook was largely relegated to coming off the bench after the team acquired James Harden early in the season.

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Russell Westbrook says any reports that suggest he's unhappy playing for the Los Angeles Clippers are "fabricated." (Kate Frese/NBAE via Getty Images)

Westbrook did appear to settle into his role with the Clippers during his first full season with the team, and he took to social media to make it clear that he was satisfied with how the team used him during the 2023-2024 campaign. Westbrook did not specifically name which report he took issue with, but he said anything suggesting he was unhappy was "fabricated."

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"I am often the topic of conversation by so many ‘sources’ and sports news outlets," Westbrook wrote on Instagram. "I felt inclined to share my actual thoughts and words following this season. Understand that anything you read about what I've said or haven't said has likely been fabricated. I've never had any