The Paul George era with the Philadelphia 76ers is off to a rough start. On Wednesday night, George’s first season with the Sixers reached a new low, as the vet

The more time passes, the more the Paul George era looks like a disaster for the Philadelphia 76ers. In a season plagued by injuries and a performance that's a far cry from how he played before coming to Philadelphia,

Philadelphia 76ers star Paul George has caught a lot of heat for his most recent performance. The 9-time All-Star could only produce two points on 1-for-7 shooting in a 100-96 loss to the Brooklyn Nets as the Sixers entered the All-Star break at 20-34 and on a 5-game losing skid.

Philadelphia 76ers star Paul George suffered an injury to the pinky finger on his non-shooting hand. He's since being able to make his return to action, but apparently is going to great lengths to remain available.

Originally drafted 23rd overall by the 76ers in 2022, he was shipped on draft night with Danny Green to Memphis for De’Anthony Melton. Roddy has played 162 games in three seasons with the Grizzlies, Phoenix and Atlanta, averaging 6.3 points and 17.2 minutes. He joins Chuma Okeke on 10-day deals.

George is averaging just 10.2 points across five games in February and scored just two points against the Nets on Wednesday.

But the Sixers were also without both Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey, meaning that George would have been expected to be the focal point of the offense. Instead, he attempted just s

Joel Embiid and Paul George’s injuries derailed the Sixers’ season before it even started. The handling of those injuries only adds to the misery.

Paul George’s debut season with the Philadelphia 76ers hit a new low point in the team’s 100-96 loss to the Brooklyn Nets. Without Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey in the lineup, George went scoreless in the first half and ended with just two points.