Damian Lillard Cryptic Tweet after Nuggets Lose Game 3 To Suns Sparks Conspiracy Theories He Wants Out of Portland
Is Damian Lillard still venting about losing to an injured Denver team? This is what people think after Damian Lillard’s cryptic tweet following Nuggets Game 3 loss to Suns. It could be a coincidence, or a calculated public message letting the world know what might be about to go down.
His message to the world was actually a 4 letter acronym. Damian Lillard tweeted “SMFH”, which stands for “Shaking my f****** Head”. Was this tweet referring Nuggets being down 3-0 to Suns after beating his Trailblazers without Jamal Murray? Take a look.
Damian Lillard is famous for being 100% against joining super teams or leaving a franchise, because you failed to win championship. However, his tune seems to have changed after his fully healthy Blazers team lost to a banged up Nuggets squad.
For Blazers fans Damian Lillard saying “SMFH” after Nuggets lost Game 3 could mean everything or nothing at all. It might be a hot summer in Portland.
Author: JordanThrilla Staff
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