Portland Trail Blazers superstar point guard Damian Lillard took to Twitter on Thursday to criticize the Milwaukee Bucks for firing head coach Mike Budenholzer. He was fired following the first-seeded Bucks’ first-round upset loss to the eighth-seeded Miami Heat. However, Lillard pointed out that teams keep giving up on championship coaches far too quickly. This comes as three of the past four NBA title coaches have now been let go by their respective teams (Nick Nurse, Frank Vogel and Mike Budenholzer).“Folks out here firing championship coaches as soon as they don’t win the chip …,” Lillard Tweeted.Damian Lillard@Dame_LillardFolks out here firing championship coaches as soon as they don’t win the chip …477175011Folks out here firing championship coaches as soon as they don’t win the chip …Many NBA fans agreed with Lillard’s take, pointing out how unfair it is to fire a championship coach so quickly: “Yeah, that’s wild,” one fan said.The Brown Family@TheGamingBrowns@Dame_Lillard Yea that’s wild@Dame_Lillard Yea that’s wild“Winning an NBA championship one year and getting fired the next - that's like winning the lottery and then losing your winning ticket,” another said.Carlos Gil@carlosgil83@Dame_Lillard Winning an NBA championship one year and getting fired the next - that's like winning the lottery and then losing your winning ticket.11@Dame_Lillard Winning an NBA championship one year and getting fired the next - that's like winning the lottery and then losing your winning ticket.Meanwhile, others pointed out that Budenholzer was fired despite dealing with a personal tragedy and an injury to his team’s best player: “And don’t have Giannis (Antetokounmpo) for two games and lost a brother in the middle of the series … crazy,” one fan said.Lee DeForest@coachdeforest@Dame_Lillard @DaleoChris And don’t have Giannis for two games and lost a brother in the middle of the series…crazy2@Dame_Lillard @DaleoChris And don’t have Giannis for two games and lost a brother in the middle of the series…crazyHere are a few more of the top fan reactions to Lillard’s tweet:RageUpdates (fb?)@RageUpdates@YourRAGEz @Dame_Lillard this is the one twin 3111@YourRAGEz @Dame_Lillard this is the one twin 🙏Fuego@Fuego_Vape@Dame_Lillard I really can’t believe they fired him. As a fellow Milwaukee native, it really pisses me off they moved so quick with this decision. He is a great coach.12@Dame_Lillard I really can’t believe they fired him. As a fellow Milwaukee native, it really pisses me off they moved so quick with this decision. He is a great coach.D’Mari Harding, M.A.@DmariHard@Dame_Lillard Ungrateful organization!13@Dame_Lillard Ungrateful organization!Blanco@AntiSocialJapan@Dame_Lillard It was literally win a chip or bust for that team. I don’t think it’s fair at all because Gianni’s got injured but hey if they think there is something better good luck 363@Dame_Lillard It was literally win a chip or bust for that team. I don’t think it’s fair at all because Gianni’s got injured but hey if they think there is something better good luck 👍TrussInGod91@God91In@Dame_Lillard The League getting reckless with these firings1@Dame_Lillard The League getting reckless with these firingsDoug@sigmapoet1914@Dame_Lillard Hey @Bucks Coach Bud literally helped yall win a title 2 years ago .11@Dame_Lillard Hey @Bucks Coach Bud literally helped yall win a title 2 years ago .your mother@yourmother717@Dame_Lillard He's a good coach.@Dame_Lillard He's a good coach.👽KLtha1🖖🏿@KLsounds@Dame_Lillard What you saying becoming true..no loyalty@Dame_Lillard What you saying becoming true..no loyaltyAlso read: “MVP rankings in a couple years”: Joel Embiid had rightly predicted MVP rankings in 2014Milwaukee Bucks GM Jon Horst and team president Peter Feigin on the firing of Mike BudenholzerFormer Milwaukee Bucks coach Mike BudenholzerFollowing Mike Budenholzer’s firing on Thursday, Milwaukee Bucks general manager Jon Horst and team president Peter Feigin released a joint statement explaining the decision: “The decision to make this change was very difficult,” Horst and Feigin said.“Bud helped lead our team for five incredible seasons, to the Bucks' first title in 50 years, and into an era of sustained success. We are grateful for the culture of winning and leadership that Bud helped create in Milwaukee.“This is an opportunity for us to refocus and reenergize our efforts as we continue building toward our next championship season.”Milwaukee Bucks@BucksA letter from Bucks General Manager Jon Horst and Team President Peter Feigin.4149525A letter from Bucks General Manager Jon Horst and Team President Peter Feigin. https://t.co/8Y8t8V918xBudenholzer’s firing comes despite him having had approximately two years, $16 million remaining on his contract, according to ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski. Budenholzer finishes his five-year Bucks tenure with a regular season record of 271-120, which was the league’s best record over that span. Budenholzer also led Milwaukee to a 39-26 playoff record. Also read: NBA Injury Update- Jimmy Butler probable to play Game 3 against Knicks