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Avdija Reacts to Lillard's Massive Three-Pointer in Portland

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Avdija Reacts to Lillard's Massive Three-Pointer in Portland

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Israeli guard Deni Avdija was stunned by a massive three-pointer from Damian Lillard during a game in Portland. Lillard's shot at the end of the third quarter extended his team's lead to 17 points. The moment highlighted Lillard's ability to energize the crowd with his play.

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  • Deni Avdija reacted with shock to a huge three-pointer by Damian Lillard.
  • Lillard's shot at the end of the third quarter gave his team a 17-point lead.
  • The spectacular three-pointer was made from near the center court logo.
  • The event took place at the Moda Center in Portland.
  • Avdija was playing in the game and witnessed the shot up close.

Israeli basketball player Deni Avdija witnessed firsthand the electrifying atmosphere in Portland as Damian Lillard delivered a spectacular performance. The defining moment came at the close of the third quarter when the legendary guard sank a colossal three-point shot from near the logo, extending his team's lead to 17 points. Avdija, watching from the court at the Moda Center, was visibly stunned by the shot, reacting with a gesture of disbelief. The game showcased Lillard's ability to take over and energize the crowd, reminiscent of his past dominant displays.

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