Earlier this month, the Los Angeles Clippers had a chance to go head-to-head with their old friend, Paul George. When the Clippers and the Philadelphia 76ers meet on Sunday, George will not be a part of the action.

The Philadelphia 76ers‘ season has not gone the way many expected it to. Already a playoff team, the 76ers had a busy offseason. Their biggest move was signing Paul George away from the Los Angeles Clippers.

As the Sixers now move forward, coach Nick Nurse gave the latest on both George and Embiid before the contest with the Clippers. "I think they’re both progressing OK," Nurse said. "Paul was on the court and doing some work. Just talked to Joel a few hours ago earlier today. He says he’s feeling a little better. Swelling’s getting better."

Since the start of the 2024-2025 NBA season, the Philadelphia 76ers have struggled to stay healthy. More than one month into the new hoops year, the Sixers are

All-Stars Paul George and Joel Embiid both missed Sunday's game against the Los Angeles Clippers with knee injuries.

After Tuesday's practice, the Sixers said that Joel Embiid, Paul George and Kyle Lowry will all miss Wednesday evening's home game against the Houston Rockets. The news represents another difficult setback amidst a 3-13 start to the season. A quick refresher of how we got here...

James Harden was met with a level of disdain not heard in Philadelphia since Ben Simmons was mocked. James Harden was about booed out of the arena each time he touched the ball, a sound of contempt not heard in Philly since - well,

Wednesday night’s matchup against the Memphis Grizzlies came with a lot more than just another loss on the record for the Philadelphia 76ers. During the third q