The Philadephia 76ers should be considered the biggest winners of the NBA offseason as they managed to improve their roster the most. Philadelphia not only brought back several of their key rotation pieces from last season,

Golden State Warriors’ Draymond Green had strong words for Paul George as he prepares for his debut season with the Philadelphia 76ers. The Philadelphia 76ers made headlines this offseason by signing Paul George to a massive four-year,

As George heads into the 2024-25 season--his first with the Sixers--he will be looking to help get them over the hump in the Eastern Conference. HoopsHype ranked the top 100 players in the NBA with George coming in ranked No. 27 on the list:

This summer, nine-time All-Star combo forward Paul George — a Palmdale native — departed the L.A. Clippers, his home for the past five seasons, in exchange for

It has been widely reported that the Golden State Warriors tried to make a trade for Paul George happen this summer but could not find an agreement with the Los Angeles Clippers. Instead, the 34-year-old ended up joining the Philadelphia 76ers in a four-year, $212 million deal.

Los Angeles Clippers coach Ty Lue gives his thoughts on losing Paul George to the Philadelphia 76ers in free agency.

The Philadelphia 76ers' acquisition of Paul George to start alongside stars Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey was perhaps the best offseason move. If George doesn't make it, Golden State Warriors center Draymond Green hopes he's prepared for what Philadelphia Sixers fans are about to unleash.

George's move to Philadelphia comes with a fair share of challenges—something Golden State Warriors' outspoken forward Draymond Green pointed out.