Paul George’s first season with the Philadelphia 76ers took a troubling turn after he suffered a severe knee injury in a game against the Atlanta Hawks.
After receiving financial advice from rapper Lil Dicky, George decided to join the Sixers this offseason, forming a new “big three” alongside Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey. However, his debut has been overshadowed by this unfortunate incident.
In the second quarter of the game, George hyperextended his left knee while defending Hawks forward Jalen Johnson. The moment was captured in a photo that has since spread across social media, showing George’s leg bent at an unnatural angle. The image added to the growing concerns among Sixers fans, who are now anxiously awaiting updates on the severity of his injury.
George was unable to return to the game after the injury. While the full extent of the injury remains unknown, this setback has certainly raised alarm for the team, which had high hopes for George’s impact on the court.
Cameraman’s Unique Angle Turns Paul George’s Injury Into A Laughing Matter
The Philadelphia 76ers secured a solid victory over the Atlanta Hawks in their third preseason game on Monday night, winning 104-89. While the win might typically bring excitement and relief to the team and its fans, a dark cloud loomed over the celebration due to concerns surrounding Paul George’s injury.
Despite the concern surrounding George’s injury, the cameraman’s angle left fans amazed. Although his injury was a significant blow to the 76ers, fans couldn’t help but chuckle at the way it appeared on camera, making it look like he was showcasing a BBL.
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However, 76ers fans already feel the weight of injury woes, particularly with their star player Joel Embiid’s ongoing health issues. The addition of Paul George’s injury, sustained during the preseason, has only heightened their anxiety. The prospect of another key player sidelined has many supporters feeling apprehensive about the upcoming season.
Before his injury, George showcased his talent on the court for 12 minutes. He contributed eight points, two rebounds, one assist, and a steal during this time.
