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Damian Lillard's full answer on if he was considering a return during the playoffs. Dame says he never told anyone he wanted to return, but the Blazers probably gathered that from the way he had adjusted his routine. Also said people expecting him to be a playoffs hero were... show more

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Vaughn Jackson5 months ago

Blazers fans should be happy all their young guys improved, avdija had a crazy breakout season, and you get dame back. Not to mention they can go star hunting

Pinwheel Empire5 months ago

@Aamot4life Why did he have to call me out like that?😭😂

JoJo Leen5 months ago

Haha. He’s a cry baby! I’m sure he’d ask for a trade again (after he said he never would) but no one would take him now! He’s just stealing money.

KO_ko_Pop15 months ago

OG is old news and Lame-Time! Retire or waive him!

Mavrik5 months ago

blazers in 6…. more like cancun in 5😭😭😭

Nike Danner5 months ago

He’s not any good. Inefficient streaky scorer who is a traffic cone on defense.

Jamarcus Jefferson5 months ago

❤️

Layefa Amakubukuro5 months ago

Dame basically said people turned his rehab routine into a playoff hero script he never actually signed up for.

✞ ✞ ✞ ✞5 months ago

Nah bro if you could play you should’ve been on that floor 💯

-M:H-5 months ago

Robbing the nba especially the blazers this guys not serious anymore

abracadabra5 months ago

There is literally no insight in this sound bite

Deborah w5 months ago

Timing is everything! Dame's body will let him know when it's time to return. Deborah A Wilson, author of the Seam: Secrets Beneath the North Pole

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