Since entering the NBA in the 2012 draft, Damian Lillard has established himself as the type of player who's exceedingly comfortable on big stages and in pressure-packed moments, especially when the clock's ticking down in the closing seconds and he's got to make a play to deliver his Portland Trail Blazers a victory. He's become about as deadly a late-game option as the NBA has to offer, delivering dagger after dagger . (After dagger after dagger after big huge giant flippin' dagger .) Sometimes, Lillard throws those daggers, like some kind of Colin Farrell-as-Bullseye , from a couple of steps behind the 3-point arc. Sometimes, though, he decides to get up close, like some kind of Colin Farrell-in-"In-Bruges," and end things right in your mug. The Los Angeles Lakers got just that sort of personal touch late in the fourth quarter on Sunday night: [ Follow Dunks Don't Lie on Tumblr: The best slams from all of basketball ] We respect your desire to get up in Lillard's kitchen 40 feet away from the basket, Ronnie Price — especially after giving Dame off-ball space allowed Nicolas Batum to find him on a back-cut alley-oop earlier in the game, and especially after suffering a...