The curse in Philadelphia is currently in full swing. The Sixers are in an ugly winning streak, 20-37 this season.
Joel Embiid stares at the barrel of “aggressive surgery”, and George is fighting a finger injury, seemingly more worried about generating podcasts and then producing triple doubles.
After the team’s eighth straight defeat, PG wasn’t shy about calling the Sixers.
“We’re not showing signs of a team,” George said. “We just don’t have the habit of winning, and there are no teams in the playoffs. Honestly, it’s a bit far-fetched now [to think we can make the playoffs]. All we can do is work hard and try to keep working with each other. ”
76ers guard Tyrese Maxey, one of the lucky guys in the league, seems frustrated.
“I would never sit here, tie my shoes up and be expected to lose,” Maxie said. “That’s not my way of connecting. That’s not the way I play basketball. That’s not the way I live.”
Stephen A.
“Ima tells you what Paul George is wrong – Paul George never wanted to think of it in Philadelphia; he went there for money,” Smith on ESPN’s first. “There is something to say about not being able to pay for happiness; we all want to be paid. None of us will apologize for it.
“He has a fourth year. I think sometimes you have to ask yourself that it’s an extra year worth sacrificing your level of happiness in Los Angeles compared to the pain you face in the East, and that’s mainly a question for Paul George, who is a new system, a new system, a place he doesn’t want to be, he just works for money, and that’s my faith, and that’s my faith.”
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