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  • 76ers' Paul George blamed mental health for banned substance use

    The Sixers' Paul George, who was suspended 25 games for a failed drug test, is set to return Wednesday when Philadelphia faces the Boston Celtics.

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  • Paul George completes suspension, eligible to return Wednesday for Sixers - Sportando

    The Philadelphia 76ers forward has served his 25-game ban and can now return against the Chicago Bulls L'articolo Paul George completes suspension, eligible to return Wednesday for Sixers proviene da Sportando .

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  • Paul George Completes Suspension, Eligible To Return Wednesday

    Philadelphia 76ers forward Paul George has completed his 25-game suspension for violating the NBA and NBPA's anti-drug policy. George is now eligible to return when the Sixers host the Chicago Bulls on Wednesday. Philadelphia head coach Nick Nurse said that he's not worried about George needing any ramp-up time to be ready to go. "He's worked hard, he's conditioned hard," Nurse said about the veteran forward. With George suspended and Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey battling injuries, the 76ers ...

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  • Paul George returns after suspension - TalkBasket.net

    Philadelphia 76ers forward Paul George has officially served his 25-game suspension for violating the NBA and NBPA’s anti-drug policy and is now cleared to return. He is expected to be available when the Sixers host the Chicago Bulls on Wednesday. Head coach Nick Nurse expressed confidence that George will be ready to contribute right away […] The post Paul George returns after suspension appeared first on TalkBasket.net .

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  • Paul George Apologizes For 25-Game Suspension, Links Banned Substance To Mental Health

    Paul George returns to the Philadelphia 76ers on Wednesday against Chicago following a 25-game suspension for violating the NBA's anti-drug program, declaring himself physically and mentally prepared to anchor the team's postseason drive over the final 10 regular-season games. Speaking Tuesday at the team's New Jersey facility, George opened with an apology to the franchise, its supporters, and his family. "To let people down hurt more than kind of anything," George said. George linked his us...

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  • 76ers' Paul George apologizes for flunking drug test, ready to return for late-season playoff push

    Paul George declined to get into the specifics of his failed drug test that landed him a 25-game suspension but says he is mentally and physically ready to help the Philadelphia 76ers with their playoff push over the last 10 games of the season. George will play for the Sixers on Wednesday night against Chicago. The Sixers — who also played the last 13 games without an injured Joel Embiid — went 13-12 in his absence and entered Tuesday night's games at 39-33 and in seventh place in the Easter...

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  • East Notes: Sixers, Paul George, Raptors, Markelle Fultz, Nets

    Sixers Sixers forward Paul George served the 25th and final game of his suspension on Monday, making him eligible to return on Wednesday vs. Chicago. Head coach Nick Nurse said George has “conditioned hard” during his absence and indicated there are no concerns about a ramp-up period, per Derek Bodner of PHLY Sports. George’s return […] The post East Notes: Sixers, Paul George, Raptors, Markelle Fultz, Nets appeared first on Hoops Wire .

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  • Contrite Paul George looking ahead as he returns from suspension

    Paul George has served his suspension. Now it’s time for the veteran forward to get back on the court and help the Sixers improve their seeding.

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