
Knicks must make big push for Damian Lillard if he’s available
NY Post
If you are the Portland Trail Blazers, it makes sense to listen to your franchise foundation because what he says is the plain, unvarnished truth.
“We didn’t win a championship, so obviously where we are now isn’t good enough,” Damian Lillard said not long after the Nuggets closed out their first-round series on Portland’s home court, winning 126-115 in Game 6. “I don’t know what a shake-up looks like, or what changes will be made or could be made, but obviously as it is wasn’t good enough.” That was the first verse. This was the second verse:More Related News

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