Are the 76ers the best team in the East after adding Paul George? | First Things First

Name: Are the 76ers the best team in the East after adding Paul George? | First Things First
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Description: The Philadelphia 76ers signed Paul George to a 4-year, $212 million max contract today, and now have the third-best odds to win the Eastern Conference. Nick Wright, Chris Broussard, and Kevin Wildes discuss whether or not the 76ers can be the team to beat in the East.

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The Philadelphia 76ers signed Paul George to a 4-year, $212 million max contract today, and now have the third-best odds to win the Eastern Conference. Nick Wright, Chris Broussard, and Kevin Wildes discuss whether or not the 76ers can be the team to beat in the East.

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Are the 76ers the best team in the East after adding Paul George? | First Things First

The Philadelphia 76ers signed Paul George to a 4-year, $212 million max contract today, and now have the third-best odds to win the Eastern Conference. Nick Wright, Chris Broussard, and Kevin Wildes discuss whether or not the 76ers can be the team to beat in the East.

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