Paul George Recruits Russell Westbrook To Clippers

Paul George has begun recruiting Russell Westbrook to the Los Angeles Clippers. Westbrook was traded to the Utah Jazz, where he is expected to reach an agreement on a buyout of his deal. Prior to the deadline, the Clippers traded away Reggie Jackson, Luke Kennard, and John Wall in exchange for Mason Plumlee, Eric Gordon, and Bones Hyland. The move gave them zero point guards back in exchange for two. George brought up Westbrook when asked by reporters if the team needs to add another point guard.

“I mean if there’s somebody out there — Russell [Westbrook] — if it makes sense and, obviously it goes with our team, we’re all for it,” Paul George said, earlier this week. “We need a point guard. But in the same, I think we’re good as well. If nothing happened, I think we got enough in this locker room to be able to make it work. But it would definitely improve our team if we had that traditional point guard to kind of get us in things and make the game easy. So hopefully Russell sees this and, we figure something out.”

Paul George’s Message For Russell Westbrook

“I just think, we, in particular, we got enough shooting to surround Russ where Russ can be Russ,” George continued. “I think the floor will be open for him, spacing will be there for him. I’m a big believer in and fan of what Russ’s work is, you know, having one of my best seasons in my career alongside of him. I’ve seen what he can do, night in, night out and I think he’s still got a lot of game there. I’m biased, you know, when it comes to Russ and I really think he can improve the team. He’s such a big talent. He rebounds, he finds guys, he makes the game easy for everyone and, I mean, I think he’ll come and he’ll mesh. I think he’ll come and he’ll mesh and, and he’ll figure out how we play and he’ll adjust to it.”

Paul George and the Clippers are currently 31-28, leaving them in sixth place in the Western Conference standings. If he joins the Clippers, Westbrook will be coming off of a tumultuous stretch with the Lakers. However, he still averaged 18.5 points, 7.1 assists, and 7.4 rebounds last season.

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Paul George Puts Alleged Hit & Run Perpetrator On Blast

Paul George and the Los Angeles Clippers are in the midst of a fairly inconsistent season. With Kawhi Leonard experiencing injuries, the Clippers simply have not found the momentum they were hoping for. However, they do have a solid roster that could make a splash in the postseason.

For George, this stint in Los Angeles has been all about proving himself. He has tried to get over the whole “Playoff P” nickname that has plagued him for years. Overall, it has been hard to shake off, but he is starting to show that he can be a clutch player.

Paul George #13 of the LA Clippers is seen during the game against the Indiana Pacers at Gainbridge Fieldhouse on December 31, 2022 in Indianapolis, Indiana. (Photo by Michael Hickey/Getty Images)

Paul George Goes Off

Recently, Paul George was involved in a car accident. Typically, car accidents are incredibly annoying as they can be costly, dangerous, and in some cases traumatizing. However, the accident George was involved in allegedly turned into a hit and run, and George was able to ta capture a photo of the perpetrator.

Essentially, George was driving his new car and was hit. Subsequently, the kid driving had no interest in solving the issue and just drove off. Consequently, this led to George posting a photo on social media where he is now looking for any leads.

“Anybody know this kid is? DM me,” he wrote. “This kid hit and run my brand new car today then dipped without giving me his driver’s license. If you know him tag him.”

Overall, this is a pretty bad look for the kid in question. Although, he is probably going to get some street cred at school as the guy who hit Paul George and ran away.

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Lil Pump Roasts The LA Clippers’ Paul George

It’s a safe bet to believe Lil Pump really doesn’t want the Los Angeles Clippers to make it into the NBA Finals. The hip-hop troll goes to his Instagram Story with footage of himself watching Game 2 of the NBA Western Conference Finals between the Clippers and Phoenix Suns. Pump goes off-off on Clippers’ Paul […]

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