542 days since his last NBA game, Damian Lillard truly turned back the clock. Coming off his Achilles tear, the 9-time All-Star ended with a game-high of 25 points. Former three-time All-Star Deron Williams was quick to apologize and clarified…

Former NBA star Deron Williams publicly apologized to Damian Lillard on the To The Baha podcast after underestimating the guard's scoring capabilities. Williams had previously suggested Lillard might not average 20 points per game and compared his reduced role to LeBron James. However, Williams quickly reversed his stance and praised Lillard's enduring talent following a standout performance.
Returning from an Achilles tear after 542 days away from NBA action, Lillard scored 25 points in 24 minutes during the Portland Trail Blazers' 124–83 blowout victory against the Phoenix Suns. Williams clarified that he never considered Lillard washed, commending him alongside Tyrese Haliburton for successfully returning from severe, season-ending injuries.
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