Damian Lillard is sitting in free agency after the Bucks waived the superstar point guard following his torn Achilles. It's unlikely he'll play much or at all in 2025-26, but he'd be back down the road. SB Nation's Ricky O'Donnell thinks the Lakers and Lillard are a match.

Emptying the Celtics notebook on the Boston’s talent drain, perilously thin frontcourt and reported interest in Damian Lillard.

The NBA offseason has been very busy so far. While most big names in NBA free agency have found new homes, Damian Lillard is still available after being waived and stretched by the Milwaukee Bucks to make room for their move to sign Myles Turner.

Boardroom explores why the Bucks and Suns are opting to give Lillard and Beal record-breaking nine-figure buyouts, and if the trend is here to stay.

NBA star Damian Lillard filed for divorce from his wife, Kay'La Lillard, in October 2023 - about two years after their September 2021 wedding. According to Willamette Week, the former Portland Trail Blazers point guard cited "irreconcilable differences" in the filing.

Upon signing center Myles Turner to a four-year, $107 million contract earlier this month, the Milwaukee Bucks waived point guard Damian Lillard in a salary cap-clearing move that stretches the remaining $115 million left on his deal over the next five seasons.

One potential addition could be Damian Lillard, who unexpectedly hit the free agency market after seeing his contract get waived and stretched by the Milwaukee Bucks. According to ClutchPoints' Brett Siegel, the Warriors are among the top teams on Lillard's list of potential destinations.

Heat team president Pat Riley and the rest of the franchise's front office were praised by the broader NBA media landscape after the deal was finalized, as the group landed a fringe All-Star guard that could assist their All-Star Tyler Herro in the backcourt.