Philadelphia 76ers star Paul George is receiving a lot of criticism for his performance against the Brooklyn Nets on Wednesday before the All-Star break. He only had two points on 1-for-7 shooting in a 100-96 loss as the Sixers enter the break on a 5-game losing skid.

George has averaged 16.1 points, shooting 42.6% and 36.3% from three, far from his 2024 performance with the Los Angeles Clippers. It only gets worse, as ESPN’s Shams Charania reported on NBA Today that George has been receiving specific treatment that players don’t typically receive during the regular season.

The more time passes, the more the Paul George era looks like a disaster for the Philadelphia 76ers. In a season plagued by injuries and a performance that's a far cry from how he played before coming to Philadelphia,

George's numbers have been down across the board after a terrific final season with the Los Angeles Clippers. He shot 47.1% from the floor in 2023-24 and is down to 42.6% with the

We're getting dangerously close to seeing the Sixers needing to pull the plug, forcing Daryl Morey to retool during the summer.

Philadelphia 76ers star Paul George suffered an injury to the pinky finger on his non-shooting hand. He's since being able to make his return to action, but apparently is going to great lengths to remain available.