Russell Westbrook surpassed Oscar Robertson for the most triple-doubles in NBA history on Monday with 28 points, 21 assists, and 13 rebounds. The record was previously held by Robertson, who had 26 triple-doubles in the 1960s. Robertson's record has been overshadowed by LeBron James, who is one triple-double away from breaking his own record of 146 set during the 2007-08 season. James is averaging 36.5 points, 9.5 rebounds, and 9.0 assists this year. James and Westbrook are the only players to average at least 30 points, 10 rebounds, and 10 assists throughout an entire season. No player has done it more than once. Michael Jordan did it three times (664 games). Larry Bird (676 games), Magic Johnson (695 games), and Wilt Chamberlain (808 games) are the only other players to accomplish this feat. Westbrook has two seasons left on his contract with the Oklahoma City Thunder. It's possible he could continue to break records until he reaches the end of that deal. However, there is a good chance he will be moved before then since he is so valuable to his team and they would want to keep him happy.