Paul George sitting out overtime of the 76ers' win over the Hornets due to a minute restriction left him "completely ...

Nick Nurse and the Philadelphia 76ers have proven they are willing to slightly take the cap off of Paul George’s minutes ...

On Sunday night, the Philadelphia 76ers return home for a matchup against the Charlotte Hornets. Barring any unexpected setbacks, the game will serve as the off ...

Paul George has shared why he was frustrated during the Philadelphia 76ers' win against the Charlotte Hornets.

There were no nerves or jitters for Paul George in his 76ers debut on Friday. The veteran forward made things look easy against the Timberwolves in his debut with the Sixers, finishing with 23 ...

Paul George went down with what the team called a knee hyperextension during the second quarter of Monday’s preseason game against the Atlanta Hawks and will be evaluated further. George’s ...

A. Paul George and his wife Daniela George have three children — Olivia George, Natasha George and Paul Vuk George. Q. What is Paul George’s nickname? - + A. Paul George goes by the nickname ...

Eight days ahead of their season opener, the Sixers say Paul George will be re-evaluated in approximately a week. George missing opening night would be a bummer — but not as much as him missing ...

Chatted with Paul George in the postgame locker room. He had a sleeve on the knee but was walking and said he is “not too concerned” about the prognosis. Will get treatment on it tonight and ...

1 / 26Today marks the fifth anniversary of the Indiana Pacers selecting Paul George with the tenth overall pick in the 2010 NBA Draft. George had finished up his sophomore season at Fresno State ...

Philadelphia 76ers fans held their collective breath Monday after newly acquired star Paul George left the team’s preseason contest with a leg injury. The 76ers beat the Atlanta Hawks 104-89 at ...

Paul George had to sit the second half of Monday’s preseason game after suffering a hyperextended knee in the second quarter. George told the Philadelphia Inquirer he wasn’t too concerned ...