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Philadelphia 76ers star Paul George underwent a successful arthroscopic procedure on his left knee Monday to treat an injury suffered during a recent workout, a team official tells ESPN. George will now begin a rehab program and be re-evaluated prior to start of training camp.
FireMorey wrote:No chance he's back for October.
eyeatoma wrote:Hahahahha just tear it down trade him and Jo, unbelievable.
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mjkvol wrote:It was so clearly a dreadful move to sign George well before it happened, as some of us continuously said on here. It was never going to work anywhere close to the delusional way that some thought (or prayed) it might. I essentially wrote off however many seasons George would be here as lost years, and it only got worse with the Embiid extension.
I've been much more pro-Morey than most on here, but those two moves (whether they were owner originated ideas or his own) at this point are enough to consider his stay here an abject failure in and of themselves. He has essentially tied the Sixers to two max contracts with 3-4 years left for players who can't even get on the court, and will be a shell of what they were if and when they ever do.
MVP1992 wrote:2026 top 4 protected. Here-we-go
Who we picking?
AJ Dybantsa, Darryn Peterson, Cameron Boozer, and Nate Ament.
sixers hoops wrote:mjkvol wrote:It was so clearly a dreadful move to sign George well before it happened, as some of us continuously said on here. It was never going to work anywhere close to the delusional way that some thought (or prayed) it might. I essentially wrote off however many seasons George would be here as lost years, and it only got worse with the Embiid extension.
I've been much more pro-Morey than most on here, but those two moves (whether they were owner originated ideas or his own) at this point are enough to consider his stay here an abject failure in and of themselves. He has essentially tied the Sixers to two max contracts with 3-4 years left for players who can't even get on the court, and will be a shell of what they were if and when they ever do.
It was a dumb idea that really had very little upside. There was a slight chance that everything clicked and they were legit contenders last year, but it was highly unlikely. And Embiid wasn’t even healthy to begin this mess.