Blazers GM on Damian Lillard trade: ‘If it takes months, it takes months’ | SPEAK

Name: Blazers GM on Damian Lillard trade: ‘If it takes months, it takes months’ | SPEAK
Uploaded: 2023-07-10T17:59:19-04:00
Description: Portland Trail Blazers GM Joe Cronin spoke on the possibility of Damian Lillard’s trade request taking months to figure out. Emmanuel Acho, Joy Taylor, James Jones, and Ric Bucher react to Cronin’s comments and debate how the Lillard situation will play out in Portland.

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Portland Trail Blazers GM Joe Cronin spoke on the possibility of Damian Lillard’s trade request taking months to figure out. Emmanuel Acho, Joy Taylor, James Jones, and Ric Bucher react to Cronin’s comments and debate how the Lillard situation will play out in Portland.

JULY 10, 2023・speak・2:17

Damian Lillard

Portland Trail Blazers

National Basketball Association

Ric Bucher

Joy Taylor

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Blazers GM on Damian Lillard trade: ‘If it takes months, it takes months’ | SPEAK

Portland Trail Blazers GM Joe Cronin spoke on the possibility of Damian Lillard’s trade request taking months to figure out. Emmanuel Acho, Joy Taylor, James Jones, and Ric Bucher react to Cronin’s comments and debate how the Lillard situation will play out in Portland.

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