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Paul George went on the record saying he wants to make Boston his home. If that's true, he could do the Celtics a real solid! Especially if he turns out to be the perfect fit for them, as he could…

Writer Matt John argues that Paul George could aid the Boston Celtics' salary cap flexibility if he decides to stay with the franchise long term. George reportedly holds a $56.6 million player option for next season. John suggests that George could opt out of the final year to sign a longer deal with a lower annual salary, providing Boston with financial relief to build out the roster.
The article highlights that George previously assisted the Celtics' luxury tax management by waiving his 15 percent trade kicker upon joining the team. John compares this potential strategy to Chris Paul's past contract renegotiation with the Phoenix Suns, noting that any future deal depends on George fitting effectively into head coach Joe Mazzulla's system.
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