Before the 2024-25 NBA season began, many experts predicted the Oklahoma City Thunder would emerge as a Western Conference ...

Oklahoma City is a legit powerhouse, but how will it navigate a future with so much talent and so many draft picks?

Tyrese Maxey missed his second straight game with a back sprain, while Paul George’s sore left groin cost him another game Thursday night. Maxey was injured in Monday’s loss to Portland ...

As the 76ers look to get back in the win column, the team has already made an announcement on Paul George before their game against the Celtics. After five years with the Los Angeles Clippers ...

Against the Boston Celtics, the Sixers won’t have Joel Embiid, Tyrese Maxey, or Paul George. According to ESPN’s Shams Charania, the Sixers are going to rule out George after initially having ...

Shams Charania: 76ers’ Paul George is out tonight against the Celtics with groin soreness, sources tell ESPN. Sixers are without George and Tyrese Maxey (back) tonight along with season-ending ...

The Philadelphia 76ers, who added Paul George last offseason ... Under contract through 2028-2029, the 76ers might want to part ways with the face of "The Process" to open up a new era centered ...

How badly is the Philadelphia 76ers' season going? Paul George just suspended his podcast. Amid an eight-game losing streak for the Sixers, the All-Star announced he was taking a hiatus from ...

It's Feb. 26. The Philadelphia 76ers are 20-38. And Paul George canceled his podcast to focus on basketball... I know, Paul. I do know. After the season is essentially over, Paul George announces ...

Philadelphia 76ers star forward Paul George says he will take a break from podcasting to focus on a title purist. George announced his hiatus from podcasting after speaking with former NBA All ...

Upon Paul George's signing with the Philadelphia 76ers, many fans thought that would be the piece that put them over the edge to compete in the Eastern Conference. Things didn't get off to the ...

And no single player has been more disappointing than Paul George. It’s easy to forget from how he's played this year, but George is a nine-time All-Star and six-time All-NBA selection.