Lillard talks about the 0.9-second final kill of the Rockets: The original tactic is to get Ade s aerial contact, but Lao Mo encourages me to get the ball

September 21 News Recently, Lillard talked about the final victory of the Rockets in the playoffs in his channel.

Lillard said: "At that moment, I didn't want to lose and play a tiebreak. We were 2 points behind 0.9 seconds left, and I wanted to take action. At that time, the coach wanted to play a safe tactic, that is, to give Aldridge an alley relay. What I thought was what if the pass was not successful. Mo Williams told me to catch that damn ball, I didn't want to destroy the tactics because I didn't want to disrespect the coach. Mo Williams said that we were on this ball in the season, you have always been very important, go and catch the ball. So when I saw the referee gave the ball, I rushed immediately."

On May 3, 2014, in the NBA Western Conference Playoffs, the Trail Blazers narrowly defeated the Rockets 99-98 at home, and gave the opponent away 4-2 in the first round. 0.9 seconds before the final game, Parsons scored a goal at the basket, giving the Rockets a 98-96 lead. Then, Lillard came out of the right and received a pass from Batum's sideline. He made a shot from outside the left three-point line, completing the buzzer-beating final kill!