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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Voyageur" data-source="post: 1059018" data-attributes="member: 17953">What makes matters worse, Lillard would play for Terry in a heartbeat. He played for him out in Portland, and they became close. Lillard often talked about what a solid coach he was. From what I've been able to surmise, the reason Terry got fired by Griffin was that Griffin called the coaches together off to one side during a practice, but Terry was going over some details on a specific play that both Dame and Giannis asked about and needed help, and Terry told him to wait a minute until he got finished. Apparently, Griffin became insistent, and Terry said he'd be there, but he was going to finish what he was doing first.I don't think Griffin wanted Terry there to start. I think it was forced on him. So, he found an excuse to dump him. Horst should have stepped in immediately and refused to fire Terry, and said he was staying and that was it. It might have forced Griffin to resign, and it would have been better for the team.I'm not positive it played out exactly like that, but from insider information I've gotten it appears to be how it went down.</blockquote>

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