We don't know how much juice Paul George has left, but one thing is for sure: being the second-in-command is something he's quite familiar with. He will get that role back with the Boston Celtics this season.
Hardwood Houdini argues that Paul George can thrive with the Boston Celtics because he is returning to his familiar role as a team's second option. After being traded from the Philadelphia 76ers for Jaylen Brown, George will play alongside primary option Jayson Tatum, a setup the writer believes suits George better than his third-option role in Philadelphia.
The writer notes that George previously excelled as a secondary star behind Russell Westbrook with Oklahoma City and Kawhi Leonard with the Los Angeles Clippers. While concerns remain about George's age and injury history, the article suggests playing next to an unselfish star like Tatum could help him return to form.
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