This season has not gone to plan for the Philadelphia 76ers, who enter Wednesday night's matchup with the Houston Rockets at 3-13. The only team in the entire league with a worse record is the tanking Washington Wizards,

Despite the 76ers struggle, Paul George is optimistic about the team’s future and shared the importance of effort in turning things around.

The Philadelphia 76ers said Tuesday that Joel Embiid, Paul George and Kyle Lowry will all remain out for the game against the Houston Rockets on Wednesday, and that Caleb Martin is questionable with lower back soreness.

Earlier this month, the Los Angeles Clippers had a chance to go head-to-head with their old friend, Paul George. When the Clippers and the Philadelphia 76ers meet on Sunday, George will not be a part of the action.

Ahead of a showdown against the Houston Rockets on Wednesday, 76ers Paul George spoke candidly on the season and what he expects going forward after a 3-13 start. According to George, despite the early struggles,

The Philadelphia 76ers‘ season has not gone the way many expected it to. Already a playoff team, the 76ers had a busy offseason. Their biggest move was signing Paul George away from the Los Angeles Clippers.