In his first game back in Philadelphia, Boston Celtics wing Paul George dominated the Philadelphia 76ers with a scoring masterclass. After spending two seasons with the Sixers, George produced averages of 16.7 points, while shooting 37.5% from three. He had…

Boston Celtics forward Paul George attributed his strong resurgence this season to staying healthy following a 123-101 victory against his former team, the Philadelphia 76ers. In his first game back in Philadelphia on Tuesday night, George scored 36 points and made six three-pointers to guide Boston to a 9-2 record on the season.
Reflecting on his prior two-year tenure in Philadelphia, George explained that injuries had limited him to just 78 games, preventing him from handling his desired workload. He praised Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla for integrating him into the offense and providing him the opportunity to fully showcase his capabilities.
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