Adding to his historic season, Russell Westbrook broke Oscar Robertson's single season record by notching his 42nd triple double in the Thunder‘s 106-105 victory over the Nuggets on Sunday. The only problem with Westbrook's historic achievement, was that it happened in Denver so Thunder fans couldn't revel and celebrate with their All-Star in person. But a whole host of Thunder fans sought to rectify that on Tuesday.

Greeting the team at the airport after they landed in Oklahoma City airport at 1 am, Thunders fans came out in full force to congratulate Westbrook on his record and to remind him that he is their pick for MVP:

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Thunder fans will get another chance to congratulate Westbrook in person, as there will be a special ceremony featuring Oscar Roberston at Oklahoma City's final regular season game against Denver.