The Philadelphia 76ers have made the decision to sit nine-time All-Star Paul George for at least their upcoming two games against the Utah Jazz and Atlanta Hawks. George has been dealing with a pinkie injury since late January, missing five games initially before returning with a splint. Despite appearing in 10 games in February and March, George re-aggravated a groin injury during a recent matchup and has been listed as questionable for several games since.
In his most recent appearance against the Minnesota Timberwolves, George played just under 30 minutes, scoring seven points with seven rebounds and six assists. The Sixers have struggled in George’s absence, dropping their last three games while he has been sidelined. The team will look to potentially have George back in action for their upcoming game against the Toronto Raptors next Wednesday. Stay tuned for updates on George’s status and the impact his return could have on the Sixers’ playoff aspirations.
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