The Philadelphia 76ers had a nightmare 2024-25 season, missing out on the playoffs by a long shot. The health of their three stars — Joel Embiid, Paul George, and Tyrese Maxey — was also an issue.
The Philadelphia 76ers will be going into the offseason hoping that they can get the bad taste out of their mouth from this past year. After high expectations coming into the season, they were not able to live up to them due to injuries throughout the season.
Paul George’s claim has aged poorly after seeing Kawhi Leonard’s recent performances. When the Los Angeles Clippers went ahead with the duo of Kawhi Leonard and Paul George, the idea was to win multiple NBA Championships.
The Philadelphia 76ers season began with lofty title aspirations and died with them being buried in an unmarked grave. The cliff notes on what went wrong are straightforward: Joel Embiid’s balky knee required a second operation that upended his season before it even began.
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The Philadelphia 76ers head into the offseason with injuries and how to combat them on the mind. Joel Embiid is dealing with his knee issues, and a full recovery is the most crucial factor the Sixers should focus on this summer.
The Philadelphia 76ers traded James Harden early in the 2023-24 season because they didn't want to give him a long-term contract. After Harden carried his team to the No. 5 seed, that trade looks like a big win for the Los Angeles Clippers.
Heading into the 2024-2025 NBA season, the Philadelphia 76ers had championship expectations. Despite following a first-round exit for the first time since 2020, the Sixers’ addition of Paul George to join the star core of Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey was supposed to be the final piece to the puzzle to help the Sixers get where they needed to go.
There were sky-high expectations for the Sixers heading into this season after Paul George signed with the team as a free agent last summer, joining Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey to form a big three.
Paul George's first season with the Philadelphia 76ers was a disaster from start to finish. Not only did the Sixers miss the playoffs, but George appeared in only 41 games due to several injuries. The Sixers shut George down for the season in March.
To no surprise, the Philadelphia 76ers are going out of the 2024-2025 NBA season on a low note. One NBA power rankings, in particular, considered the Sixers
At the end of the week, the Philadelphia 76ers are going to pack up their 2024-2025 NBA season. It marks the first time they won’t make the playoffs since the Brett Brown era.
Heading into the 2024-25 NBA season, the Philadelphia 76ers hoped they had landed a do-it-all NBA wing who could cover opposing scorers, hit open 3s, and do some ISO scoring when they needed a bucket.
The Sixers‘ nightmare season is about to end, but there are no guarantees that next season will be any better or that their stars will be any healthier.
The Clippers won their fourth in a row by beating the Dallas Mavericks, 135-104, at Intuit Dome on Saturday. The win moved the Clippers to 46-32 on the season, and the team appears to be peaking at the right time.
After the Los Angeles Clippers defeated the Dallas Mavericks on Saturday to improve to 46-32, James Harden appeared to take a subtle shot at Paul George and Russell Westbrook. Harden said this year's Clippers team is "different" than last year's group. "It’s just different," Harden said.
The Philadelphia 76ers had very high hopes entering this season. This is after they formed a new Big 3 by bringing in Paul George to play alongside Joel
The Philadelphia 76ers entered the season with championship aspirations after signing Paul George in the offseason. However, they now find themselves enduring one of their worst campaigns in recent memory, currently sitting 13th in the Eastern Conference with a 23-53 record.
When the middle of April hits, the Philadelphia 76ers are going to call it a season much earlier than expected. Following a loss against the Miami Heat on Saturday night, the Sixers have officially been eliminated from the 2025 NBA Playoffs.
The Sixers knew the gamble they were taking with Paul George. Just months into his contract, that gamble has dramatically backfired.
This season did not go according to plan for the Philadelphia 76ers' big free agent signing, Paul George. George will miss at least six weeks after receiving injections in his left adductor muscle and left knee, the team said Monday, and unless the 23-44 Sixers make a surprise run deep into the playoffs, it means George is done for the season.
The Philadelphia 76ers will once again lose one of their premier players to injury.
Concerning news has emerged about the health of Philadelphia 76ers forward Paul George.
The Philadelphia 76ers will try to trade small forward Paul George this summer, an NBA source told Hoops Wire. George has struggled in his first season with the Sixers after signing a lucrative four-year, $211 million contract with the franchise in July.
He’s in the first season of a four-year, maximum-salary contract, so the organization will probably prioritize getting him fully healthy for next fall.
The 76ers are set to pay the regressing star over $50M for another three seasons through 2027-28.
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