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''That hasn't happened often in my career,'' George said. ''Fortunate to have those guys carry me. They know how big this game was for me, and they went out and got it for me.''

https://www.cbssports.com/nba/gametracker/recap/NBA_20171025_IND@OKC/

Zero sense of accountabilty for his failures with the Pacers. Takes all the credit but doesn't take any of the blame, typical from a millenial who grew up in southern California. And this is coming off the heels of the night before when he talked about how great Indiana had treated he and his family during his time here...Just wow.

Just time to let it go...who cares what the guy with no heart thinks?

We've seen more team ball in 5 games this year than we had in the last 2 years with George.

I thought it was pretty disrespectful to say for him bc West, Roy, Hill and Lance played huge parts in many of those wins. It was never a one-man show.


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^^^ Exactly. PG definitely has an unwarranted superiority complex about himself and his contributions to the game. Rightfully so Westy will put him in his place.

Grang33r wrote:I thought it was pretty disrespectful to say for him bc West, Roy, Hill and Lance played huge parts in many of those wins. It was never a one-man show.


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PG is best friends with Kevin Durant.

Think he is just trying to take the Kevin Durant route and be a complete **** about everything now.

Its time for Indy to let it go...dude is a coward plain and simple. Focus on what we have now and move on.

pacerfan1984 wrote:Its time for Indy to let it go...dude is a coward plain and simple. Focus on what we have now and move on.

PG threw salt though.

Besides, I totally prefer Vic and Domas over him so my comments aren't spiteful in nature.

HurricaneDij25 wrote:''That hasn't happened often in my career,'' George said. ''Fortunate to have those guys carry me. They know how big this game was for me, and they went out and got it for me.''

https://www.cbssports.com/nba/gametracker/recap/NBA_20171025_IND@OKC/

Zero sense of accountabilty for his failures with the Pacers. Takes all the credit but doesn't take any of the blame, typical from a millenial who grew up in southern California. And this is coming off the heels of the night before when he talked about how great Indiana had treated he and his family during his time here...Just wow.

Wait till he comes here for a game! He's gonna be booed like he's the Devil! Only good thing I can say about PG right now is he got us Victor and Domatis! I think in the long run the Pacers will be declared the winner in that deal. Vic lit them up last night. Sabonis was in foul trouble but still had a good gave. That said Adams is a monster.

I don't see anything wrong with it to be honest.

He talks about players carrying him and the Pacers just never had the type of players carrying the offensive load like Westbrook and Anthony are doing right now.

Both are strong personalities too and we all know that since Granger and West were gone, Paul George was feeling a lot like a lost puppy in need for someone to carry it.

Yeah, I don't really care about this very much.

HurricaneDij25 wrote:typical from a millenial who grew up in southern California.

C'mon man. Can we just keep this to basketball instead of taking shots at people like me? I've asked nicely.

Miller4ever is a poindexter!

It's like he's forgotten about how he came back from his injury. His first game back, how the fans and the team were supporting him. I heard it in his interview and it was kinda insulting.

Man I really hope after Dec 13th we can forget about this guy. He was a very good player for us but not great enough to for the constant conversation about his departure months later. The guy clearly didnt want the responsibility of being a franchise player and wanted out so the Pacers obliged him. Lets put our energies to the team we have and move forward. Enough about that guy that didnt wanna be here

Miller4ever wrote:

HurricaneDij25 wrote:typical from a millenial who grew up in southern California.

C'mon man. Can we just keep this to basketball instead of taking shots at people like me? I've asked nicely.

In my defense, I'm pretty sure you're not a millenial.

HurricaneDij25 wrote:

Miller4ever wrote:

HurricaneDij25 wrote:typical from a millenial who grew up in southern California.

C'mon man. Can we just keep this to basketball instead of taking shots at people like me? I've asked nicely.

In my defense, I'm pretty sure you're not a millenial.

I am.

Miller4ever wrote:

HurricaneDij25 wrote:

Miller4ever wrote:
C'mon man. Can we just keep this to basketball instead of taking shots at people like me? I've asked nicely.

In my defense, I'm pretty sure you're not a millenial.

I am.

It's all good, man...I promise to tone it down from now on.

HurricaneDij25 wrote:

Miller4ever wrote:

HurricaneDij25 wrote:typical from a millenial who grew up in southern California.

C'mon man. Can we just keep this to basketball instead of taking shots at people like me? I've asked nicely.

In my defense, I'm pretty sure you're not a millenial.

I have no idea why people are so obsessed with the "millenials are ruining everything" narrative.