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Leonard and Lillard were both lottery picks by the Trail Blazers in 2012 and "had a real relationship." But Leonard's story has loose ends.

Former Portland Trail Blazers center Meyers Leonard traveled from Nashville to attend Damian Lillard's return game at Moda Center. Both players joined Portland as lottery picks in the 2012 NBA Draft, forming a close bond during their seven seasons together. While celebrating Lillard's homecoming, Leonard expressed personal anxiety about how Portland fans remember him following an up-and-down tenure and an extended absence from the city.
Leonard's visit marks his first return to Portland since Game 4 of the 2019 Western Conference finals. Former teammate Evan Turner will also attend the game to support Lillard, who re-signed with Portland following a stint with the Milwaukee Bucks and recovery from an Achilles tendon injury. Leonard reflected on his complicated legacy in Portland, personal growth, and lasting appreciation for Lillard's support.
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