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Renowned journalist Shams Charania reported on the TV show the prospect of Blazers guard Damian Lillard.
"I've been told that Damian Lillard is basically out of the season for the rest of the season. They had nine games left last weekend and they decided to put him off for a break. He's dealing with a calf injury, but I think it's more because this team is 4.5 wins away from the last place in the play-offs, and they only have eight games left. They have basically been eliminated. They also have this year's lotto pick to protect the first round pick, so they're motivated to get into the lotto zone, keep the lotto spot, and see if they can try their luck in the top three or top five of the lotto draw.
They can then use that pick to pick or trade. But I think when you look at Lillard's situation, you definitely think about whether he's going to play for the Trail Blazers again. He is 32 years old, will turn 33 in July, missed the playoffs for two consecutive years, where is his future? I expect they'll have some real conversations in the offseason about how to strengthen the team, and if they can't, how are they going to deal with Lillard and his future? There are certainly many doubts now. Shams said.
Simply put, Lee is reimbursed for the season, and even if he can return from injury, the Blazers don't want Lee to come back and lead the team to victory. Leigh is 32 years old, and as a superstar attacker, the Blazers are running like this, which is embarrassing.
Think of the original regular season Blazers home game against the Rockets, Lillard played 39 minutes, shooting 22 of 38, including 13 of 22 three-pointers, and had 71 points, 6 rebounds and 6 assists.
His 71 points and 13 three-pointers in a single game broke his career single-game record.
This ability puts it in the heart of any team with the potential to compete for the championship.
Lillard is the current countercurrent of huddle basketball and brother basketball, and is the representative of insisting on one man and one city. He was a tragic hero, and no one would belittle Lillard for his perseverance, just feel sorry for him.
Recently, NBA legend Garnett talked about Lillard on the "KGCertified" show.
Previously, because the Blazers' chances of reaching the playoffs this season were quite slim, reporters said that the Blazers may start rebuilding again after this season.
Lillard said: "Rebuilding is not what I'm interested in. That's not what I'm here for, especially at this stage of my career. ”
"It's hard for me to get myself up all of a sudden, it's just hard for me to get myself excited at this stage, to get myself out of frustration and plan for the future."
"You ask me where I want to see Lillard go, and I'll just say that if I were the Blazers, I'd send Lillard to the 76ers for James Harden," Garnett said. ”
"I want to see Lillard go to the 76ers and he can work with a big guy."
The Blazers management has been confused in recent years, and whether Lillard will leave the Blazers in the end, his choice deserves recognition.