Paul George opens up on his injury as well as the challenges he has had to battle through plus a guarantee for the Philadelphia 76ers.

Philadelphia 76ers forward Paul George appears to be progressing well in his recovery from his knee injury. George, who was a partial participant in

Nine-time NBA All-Star Paul George signed a four year, $212 million contract with the Philadelphia 76ers this offseason. The deal came after five seasons with the LA Clippers, as George and his hometown team were unable to come close on an agreement.

George hasn’t cleared that with the team, but it is the timeframe he’s targeting. “I’m just still trying to check off more boxes,” George said.

The Sixers, who are off to a nightmarish 2-12 start this year, are teetering on the verge of a lost season in the wake of Paul George's latest knee injury.

After Tuesday's practice, the Sixers said that Joel Embiid, Paul George and Kyle Lowry will all miss Wednesday evening's home game against the Houston Rockets. The news represents another difficult setback amidst a 3-13 start to the season. A quick refresher of how we got here...

Paul George says he is targeting a return “hopefully within the next week.”Source: Bluesky What’s the buzz on Twitter? Noah Levick @NoahLevick Paul George said his

Paul George met with the media after Sixers practice on Tuesday and spoke on his recurring knee injury and when he hopes to return.‘Super frustrating' — George on his recurring injury and potential re