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NBA Analyst Reports Damian Lillard is Unhappy in Milwaukee

NBA Analyst Reports Damian Lillard is Unhappy in Milwaukee


ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith believes that depending on the Bucks’ playoff performance, they should consider trading Damian Lillard.

The Bucks will face the Pacers in the first round next week, marking Lillard’s first postseason appearance with the team.

Smith claims that Lillard is unhappy in Milwaukee, but the reasons go beyond basketball.

“If Milwaukee loses, I think they should think about moving Lillard elsewhere,” Smith said on ESPN‘s First Take.

When Sharpe mentioned that Lillard had just arrived in Milwaukee, Smith responded by highlighting Lillard’s personal struggles and desires to be in Miami.

Lillard admitted in February that the transition from Portland has been challenging, especially without his family and friends for support.

He is also dealing with the aftermath of a divorce and being away from his children.

Smith acknowledges the psychological toll these personal issues can take and hopes the Bucks can bring some positivity to Lillard’s life through a successful playoff run.

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