Paul George has no problem demanding excellence from teammates

Name: Paul George has no problem demanding excellence from teammates
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Description: Paul George says he has no problem demanding excellence from his teammates: "You should want that out of a leader, and everybody should respect that. I'm only asking that because it's the playoffs. This is where we've gotta be at our best, and I'm asking for everybody's best."

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Paul George says he has no problem demanding excellence from his teammates: "You should want that out of a leader, and everybody should respect that. I'm only asking that because it's the playoffs. This is where we've gotta be at our best, and I'm asking for everybody's best."

APRIL 15, 2017・National Basketball Association・7:13

LA Clippers

Paul George

National Basketball Association

Paul George has no problem demanding excellence from teammates

Paul George says he has no problem demanding excellence from his teammates: "You should want that out of a leader, and everybody should respect that. I'm only asking that because it's the playoffs. This is where we've gotta be at our best, and I'm asking for everybody's best."

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