What figured to be an opportunity for Paul George to show that the grass is greener in Philly has instead morphed into a battle between two undermanned teams. The question when the 76ers and Los Angeles Clippers meet Wednesday night at the Intuit Dome won't be whether the trio of George,

When the Philadelphia 76ers take on the Los Angeles Clippers on Wednesday night, it won't just be an ordinary game for star forward Paul George. An LA native, the Clippers served as George's NBA home for five seasons before he joined the Sixers in free agency on a 4-year $212 million deal.

The Sixers star who always envisioned retiring in a Clippers jersey still has nothing but good things to say about his old team.

The Sixers forward, who was out with a bone bruise after hyperextending his left knee, is happiest about the opportunity to help teammates.

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.

The former Clippers star, who signed a four-year, $212 million contract with the 76ers this summer, made his season debut on Monday after sitting out five games with a bone bruise on his left

The Los Angeles Clippers are reportedly planning an epic tribute for Paul George when the 76ers visit on Wednesday.