Damian Lillard: "They didn't know if they wanted to switch"

We can foul the other 3 blazers on the floor. Would that be a disaster? Then with less than half a second, any hail mary shot by blazers will be waived off bcos not enough time to release it.

 

if you have a foul to give, you're not penalized. but even then, .9 is way too risky to foul in that situation, u usually do that with 5+ seconds. we should have switched everything off every screen, end of story.

 

Dear b****es, mutual masturbation sessions should be held behind close doors.

 

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p>Blazers coach: Damian Lillard was second option on final play: <a href="http://t.co/eV7BMUfvUu">http://t.co/eV7BMUfvUu</a></p>&mdash; Jenny Dial Creech (@jennydialcreech) <a href="https://twitter.com/jennydialcreech/statuses/462495278239469568">May 3, 2014</a></blockquote>
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There you go, Harden was pointing because...as I said, there was no plan from the coaching staff.

 

Parsons just fell asleep. If you watch the reply Lillard was far out when Parsons started running.

 

This team is always terrible when it comes to defending inbound passes. Even Beverley got owned in one of the game by trying to guard Lilliard. They need to practice switching...obviously they didn't even do that.

 

It looked like the latter. Harden points to Bev and Parsons then they decide to switch. Why on earth would you take advice from a defensively incompetent f'kwit?

 

go to nba.com Blazers section watch their post game interviews. All of them said: didn't expect Lillard to be so wide open, had to break the play (LA was the first choice). And Lillard said they were unsure about switch, still talking about it, and I just took off.