Damian Lillard and the Portland Trail Blazers have been in the news for the past few days. A question was raised whether the all-star guard wants to remain with the team or move elsewhere. There is no doubt that Lillard wishes to compete in championships as a part of the Trail Blazers.

On seeing Lillard’s posts and comments on social media on Tuesday, it appears his relationship with the Blazers will not end any time soon.

Lillard responded to these remarks on Twitter as a reaction to an article in which Adrian Wojnarowski claimed that the athlete’s contract was the crux of the dispute brewing in the Blazers’ front office.

Does Damian Lillard believe Olshey provided information for the ESPN report?

In his Instagram post, Lillard posted a picture and a quote that he shared with his millions of followers, “Gossip may reveal the realities of its subject, but it will always reveal the bias of the gossiper.”

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One cannot be too sure from the tweets about the person that Lillard is hinting at. However, in a report published by Aron Yohannes, there have been speculations that the Blazers superstar might be indicating at the former Blazers manager, Neil Olshey.

ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski wrote a piece on the Blazers and reported that Lillard’s hopes of a 2-year, $107 million contract in July are in jeopardy. Lillard however responded to a tweet that had the caption, “Woj and Olshey after writing that article slandering Dame.“

Likewise, Nate Jones of Goodwin Sports Management, Lillard’s marketing representative, seems to share this idea as well.

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