Paul George
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Paul George has signed a 4-year, $212 million max deal to join the Philadelphia 76ers. PG13 is moving on from LA and headed to the city of brotherly love, where Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey await.
Fantasy Impact
George's time with the Clippers was wrought with disappointment. LA was seen as a preseason title contender for the last several years only to remain just that, a preseason title contender. Usually, their fate came down to the health of their stars, be it George or Leonard. And in this year's playoffs, Leonard was not healthy and the Clippers were bounced out in the first round. George's new teammate Joel Embiid hasn't always had a clean bill of health either, but it does give him a change of scenery with a team that feels more of an up-and-comer versus a Clippers team that feels like a group of stars at the ends of their careers. It will be interesting to watch how the trio of George, Maxey, and Embiid mesh this year and if they can become a dynamic big three.
The Los Angeles Clippers have announced that Paul George has decided to sign with another team.
Fantasy Impact
George met with the Clippers in a conversation that resulted in no new movement on a deal. The 76ers remain the favorite to sign George as of now.
There is growing optimism the Philadelphia 76ers will land Paul George in free agency.
Fantasy Impact
George was expected to meet with the Clippers and Magic alongside the 76ers ahead of free agency. It doesn't appear George will take too long to sign with a team once free agency begins.
Paul George is planning to take free agent meetings with the Los Angeles Clippers, Philadelphia 76ers and Orlando Magic beginning late Sunday night.
Fantasy Impact
George declined his player option with the Clippers on Saturday. He'll look to land a longer-term deal once free agency starts next week.
The Philadelphia 76ers are expected to aggressively pursue Paul George in free agency.
Fantasy Impact
It was reported that the Warriors are out on George now that he opted out of his deal. The 76ers and Clippers appear to be the favorites to sign George as of now.
