Damian Lillard has not played well in those last few games, either. In the last five games, he's shooting just 32.5 percent from the field. It has been a struggle for him to get the ball in the hoop. That is a major issue for the Bucks because that is the main reason why they traded for Lillard.

After missing four games due to injury, Milwaukee Bucks star Damian Lillard will make his return against the Chicago Bulls on Saturday. Lillard in the Bucks and Bulls matchup will be his first appearance since Milwaukee beat the Oklahoma City Thunder in the NBA Cup finals.

By winning the Emirates NBA Cup, Bucks all-star point guard Damian Lillard finally got a taste of what he came to Milwaukee for last year.

The Milwaukee Bucks took on the Toronto Raptors in a 128-104 victory in Canada. On his way to passing the hall of famer on the all-time scoring list, Lillard shined with 25 points, five rebounds, and shot an efficient 5-for-8 from the three-point line.

Lillard scored 29 points and went 10 of 10 from the free-throw line after missing time due to a calf strain and illness.

Bucks 112, Bulls 91 – Middleton 21pts/5reb/5ast (24min) – Lopez 21pts/2reb – Portis 19pts/13reb/6ast – Trent 14pts/4reb – Green 10pts/2reb/3ast

Lillard missed two games following a right calf strain that he sustained in the Bucks’ 97-81 NBA Cup Final win over the Oklahoma City Thunder, but as his right calf injury cleared up, the 13-year NBA veteran was forced to miss two more games with an illness.

Damian Lillard had 25 points, five rebounds and three assists while shooting 7/12 from the field and 5/8 from the three-point range in his first 26 minutes of playing time. The All-Star point guard also made NBA history.