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S1.E15 | Damian Lillard & Reggie Miller
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Episode 15 of Basketball Now & Then features a clutch shooting comparison between Damian Lillard and Reggie Miller, two guards who built their reputations on timely scoring and fearless shot-making. Big moments, no hesitation. When the game is on the line, both players want the ball.
The hosts examine how Reggie Miller mastered off-ball movement, using screens, footwork, and anticipation to create space and deliver daggers from deep. Then comes Damian Lillard, a modern shot creator who stretches defenses with deep range, controls the ball late in games, and thrives under pressure. Different styles, same result. Each punishes defenses from beyond the arc, each embraces the spotlight, and each has delivered unforgettable playoff moments.
What connects them most? Clutch DNA. By linking Miller’s iconic postseason heroics to Lillard’s era-defining game-winners, Basketball Now & Then continues its mission of bridging generations, proving that when it matters most, great shooters rise to the moment.
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* With our classic episodes and legends series, we compare basketball players, not necessarily to see who is better, but to juxtapose their basketball journeys for the enrichment of the game.