Why Paul George Should Wait and Come Back Next Season

Name: Why Paul George Should Wait and Come Back Next Season
Uploaded: 2015-03-24T00:38:40-04:00
Description: After suffering a gruesome leg injury last summer, Paul George has worked his way can could return to the court soon. Bill Reiter, Petros Papadakis and Clay Travis explain why George should consider team chemistry, his long-term health and game situations before getting back to the hardwood.

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After suffering a gruesome leg injury last summer, Paul George has worked his way can could return to the court soon. Bill Reiter, Petros Papadakis and Clay Travis explain why George should consider team chemistry, his long-term health and game situations before getting back to the hardwood.

MARCH 24, 2015・National Basketball Association・2:03

LA Clippers

Paul George

National Basketball Association

Why Paul George Should Wait and Come Back Next Season

After suffering a gruesome leg injury last summer, Paul George has worked his way can could return to the court soon. Bill Reiter, Petros Papadakis and Clay Travis explain why George should consider team chemistry, his long-term health and game situations before getting back to the hardwood.

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