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Them missing their best player means their chances just increased, tbh.
Lillard (ankle) is considered doubtful for Friday's game against the Spurs, Joe Freeman of The Oregonian reports.
The Blazers will wait until Friday to officially rule Lillard in or out, but at this point he appears to be on course for a third straight absence. If that's, indeed, the case, C.J. McCollum would likely slide down to point guard, as has been the case in each of the last two games.
Them missing their best player means their chances just increased, tbh.
Sit Leonard again tomorrow night. Manu too.
Points are going to be hard to come by without defensive ace Lillard on the floor.
He just doesn't want to lose to LMA again.
Agree. Some rest is good for Manu and Kawhi after his last stomach flu on the road in last season was painful to watch, Pop should give him more time to recover.
Doubt there really was a stomach flu. They were playing the f'ing Suns at home.
hoping to see lots of Murray and Bertans then
exactly what I came in here to say. Our problem isn't the superstars, but the role players that never do during their careers. These are the players that set career highs against us
exactly. There wasn't a thing wrong with Leonard last game and everyone knows it. I personally don't think under popovich we will ever see another Spur play 82 games again
Sit the geezers and start Murrary imo
we don't need to throw any games this season. We're only 1 game behind the Warriors. We need to go our and play to win every game.
I disagree. Kawhi had a true gastroenteritis last season on the road, he needed IV treatment to replace lost fluids. He doesn't have exactly an iron stomach and get this kind of stomach bug often.
Lollard might just be a cancer to the Blazers. They look a lot better without him so far.
George...Are you?
"What the is wrong with this team? My conclusion is that Damian Lillard is getting too much attention."
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