Paul George's suspension changes everything for Sixers
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The NBA has suspended Philadelphia 76ers forward Paul George 25 games for violating terms of the league's anti-drug policy, it announced Saturday. The first game of George's suspension will be Saturday's contest with the New Orleans Pelicans. George, 35, said in a statement to ESPN he mistakenly took "improper medication" to combat mental health.
Paul George’s shocking suspension for violating the NBA’s anti-drug policy does not necessarily upend the 76ers’ trade deadline approach. But it does change their situation heading into Thursday. On one hand,
After Philadelphia 76ers star Paul George landed a suspension, Tyrese Maxey made his stance clear on the situation.
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"It's something fishy going on here" - Charles Barkley doubts Paul George's story behind his PED suspension
Chuck thinks PG lied in his apology.
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The Sixers know replacing Paul George is impossible. But they hope players embrace the opportunity.
Tyrese Maxey reached out to teammates Jared McCain, Trendon Watford, and Justin Edwards Saturday afternoon with a simple message. “Listen,” the 76ers’ All-Star point guard told them, “y’all got to be ready.
Just as everything seemed to be falling into place for the Philadelphia 76ers, they were blindsided by news of Paul George being suspended for 25 games. The suspension stems from an alleged violation of the NBA’s anti-drug policy,