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Damian Lillard reacts to reunion with Trail Blazers

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Damian Lillard's return to Trail Blazers puts Scoot Henderson squarely on the clock in Portland
Scoot Henderson is on the clock. Indeed, the Blazers have a lot of young players who can and hopefully will benefit from the tutelage of a veteran like Lillard, but Henderson is t

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For Damian Lillard and the Trail Blazers, there is a thin line between fairy tale and failure | Bill Oram
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Trail Blazers' Yang Hansen honors Damian Lillard after signing news
Three key WNBA questions now that All-Star break is here. Plus, a new 3-point idea for the NBA
Damian Lillard announced yesterday he’s going to rejoin the Trail Blazers, as he’s cleared waivers and now a free agent.

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Shams details why Dame returned to the Trail Blazers
Winners and Losers from Damian Lillard’s Shocking $42M Return to the Blazers
Damian Lillard, Blazers Agree to Reported 3-Year, $42M Contract After Bucks Release
Lillard confirmed the news on social media: Charania added that "Lillard and the Trail Blazers both deeply cared about the comeback in recent weeks" and had multiple meetings before finalizing the ag...

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Damian Lillard returning to Trail Blazers: Nine-time All-Star reuniting with Portland on $42M deal, per report
Damian Lillard Rejoins Trail Blazers With $42 Million Deal
Trail Blazers' Updated Roster, Salary Cap Space After Damian Lillard's $42M Contract
The 35-year-old veteran is finalizing a three-year, $42 million deal with the Portland Trail Blazers, according to ESPN’s Shams Charania. The contract is expected to include a player option for the 2027-28 season and a no-trade clause.
Blazers' Yang Hansen Already Drawing Attention of Rival Coaches and Executives
The Portland Trail Blazers drafted Yang Hansen with the 16th pick in the NBA Draft, and after an intital wave of scrutiny, the Chinese center is getting attenti
Trail Blazers' former 1st-round pick leaving NBA to sign contract in Japan
Once upon a time, Nassir Little was one of the top recruits in the country. He went to North Carolina with a lot of fanfare, and he showed enough promise to enter the NBA as a first-round pick of the Portland Trail Blazers. But six years after that draft, Little is leaving the states. He's heading to Japan.
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