Paul George's big scoring night, Sixers' shooting woes highlight loss to Knicks Paul George's best performance of the season, the Sixers' poor-shooting blues, and Kelly Oubre Jr.'s potential to be a defensive force — if he stays out of foul trouble ...

They have been behind the 8-ball a bit with the absences of stars, but the Sixers need this time to mesh their pieces together. Paul George, who missed the first five games of the season due to a bone bruise in his left knee,

As its Big Three of George, Joel Embiid, and Tyrese Maxey deal with injuries, the Sixers have gotten off to a rough start. Will they be able to turn things around?

Monday night was the first time this season the Sixers got to as many as 110 points in regulation. (They scored 118 points in overtime against the Indiana Pacers in their only win.) They made 20 3s, they played fast, they had 27 assists. George’s gravity and his ability to create a basketball advantage helped in all of those areas.

Nick Nurse discusses Paul George's minutes before the Philadelphia 76ers take on the Charlotte Hornets on Sunday.

The Sixers headed into the offseason in a vastly different place than the Clippers. Joel Embiid was their only player who was under guaranteed contract for this season. Meanwhile, Tyrese Maxey had a well-below-market $13.0 million cap hold, which wound up being roughly $22 million less than what he’d eventually end up signing for.

Through the first nine games of the 2024-2025 NBA season, the Sixers have yet to see their star trio of Joel Embiid, Tyrese Maxey, and Paul George on the floor together. For Sunday night’s matchup between the Sixers and the Charlotte Hornets,

Paul George's frustration grew after sitting out overtime due to minutes restrictions, underscoring his commitment to the Sixers despite health precautions.