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Lillard ousts OKC with 37-footer at buzzer

Blazers through to western conference semis

Benjamin Nketsia by Benjamin Nketsia
April 24, 2019
Reading Time: 1 min read

Damian Lillard hit a 37-footer at the buzzer and finished with a career-playoff-high 50 points to help the Portland Trail Blazers eliminate the Oklahoma City Thunder from the playoffs in five games with a 118-115 victory on Tuesday.

With the game tied, Lillard dribbled just inside of half court near the Blazers logo and then pulled up and hit the game winner.

Lillard waved goodbye to the Thunder bench after nailing the shot, then was promptly mobbed by his teammates. As the Thunder left the floor, Lillard circled the court, high-fiving fans.

The crowd chanted, “MVP! MVP!”

Lillard had 10 3-pointers, breaking the franchise record.

Portland advances to the Western Conference semifinals to face the winner of the series between the Nuggets and San Antonio. Denver won 108-90 earlier in the night to take a 3-2 lead in that series.

It was the 12th straight road playoff loss for the Thunder, who have been eliminated in the opening round in three straight seasons.

Russell Westbrook had 29 points, 11 rebounds and 14 assists for his 10th career playoff triple-double and his second of the series. Paul George added 36 points.

 

Credit:ESPN

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