Damian Lillard shared a poetic message about his Achilles injury after his departure from the Milwaukee Bucks. He compared the injury to the Mona Lisa, suggesting its lasting impact. The Bucks thanked ...

The Milwaukee Bucks have made some monumental moves this offseason. The Bucks signed one of he best players in free agency ...

Why Damian Lillard’s $70 million salary feels surreal. A $70 million salary for one season is rare air, even in today’s NBA, ...

All-star point guard Damian Lillard opened up on being waived by the Milwaukee Bucks and returning home to Portland.

Damian Lillard is a free agent. When did you ever think THAT would be the case? The answer is: it's because the Milwaukee Bucks decided to use the stretch provision to waive him and his gargantuan ...

Drafted sixth overall by the Portland Trail Blazers in 2012, Lillard immediately stamped his mark by earning NBA Rookie of the Year honors in 2013.. Traded to the Bucks in 2023, Lillard posted a ...

The Milwaukee Bucks made the decision to waive Damian Lillard in order to make room for Myles Turner. It was a move that people didn't see coming, especially Lillard.

In a shocking turn of events on Tuesday, July 1, the Milwaukee Bucks cut Damian Lillard to make way for the signing of center Myles Turner. Normally, a player who is cut from the team, especially ...

Damian Lillard said that he learned from Kevin Durant and Aaron Rodgers that recovering from an Achilles tear is a "mental battle".

Damian Lillard being waived by the Bucks on Tuesday seemed to come out of nowhere. But according to NBA insider Chris Haynes, Lillard and Milwaukee’s relationship hit a rough patch in the wake ...

Damian Lillard isn’t too bothered by his Bucks release. The Athletic reported Tuesday that the star point guard is “elated” that Milwaukee let him go, “allowing him to choose a contender ...

Bucks claim they informed Damian Lillard before waiving him, but Lillard says he found out like everyone else. Things are getting real between Dame Lillard and the Bucks. Skip to main content ...