Milwaukee Bucks superstar Damian Lillard had one of those nights against the Indiana Pacers on Monday. Dame just couldn’t find his stroke as the seven-time All-Star finished with 13 points on a miserable 3-of-16 shooting (18.8 percent) in Milwaukee’s disappointing 122-113 loss against their Central Division rivals.
After the game, Lillard shared his brutally honest thoughts on his atrocious shooting against the Pacers. The 33-year-old admitted that he simply had an off night: “It’s part of the game,” Lillard said, via Jim Owczarski of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. “I think that’s the first thing. Sometimes the ball doesn’t go in. I thought tonight as somebody who shoots the ball I felt like they were all going in. They felt good. It wasn’t like the ball felt bad coming out of my hands. Sometimes it goes that way. It’s just an adjustment period sometimes.”
After the game, Lillard shared his brutally honest thoughts on his atrocious shooting against the Pacers. The 33-year-old admitted that he simply had an off night: It’s part of the game,” Lillard said, via Jim Owczarski of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. “I think that’s the first thing. Sometimes the ball doesn’t go in. I thought tonight as somebody who shoots the ball I felt like they were all going in. They felt good. It wasn’t like the ball felt bad coming out of my hands. Sometimes it goes that way. It’s just an adjustment period sometimes.”
