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Russell Westbrook Fined $35K for Obscene Gesture During Knicks Game

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Russell Westbrook Fined $35K for Obscene Gesture During Knicks Game
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  • Russell Westbrook fined $35K for obscene gesture in Knicks game.
  • Gesture happened after Westbrook's three-pointer in fourth quarter.
    • NBA fined Westbrook but didn't detail the specific obscene gesture.
    • Knicks won 145-118 against Nuggets; Westbrook scored 27 points.
    • Westbrook added another fine to his NBA career, totaling 160 fines.
    • Westbrook joined Nuggets this summer on a two-year contract.
    • Denver hopes Westbrook's performance will improve future games.
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