Maintaining legendary status makes for a difficult endeavor. The game has advanced, and recency bias—no matter how we strive to fight against it—can make us look more favorably on new-age standouts. But these six luminaries, all of whom played out their primes before the NBA-ABA merger in 1976, have
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Paul George left the Los Angeles Clippers’ 101-100 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder in the fourth quarter due to a right leg injury.
George suffered the injury when his knee appeared to collide with Lu Dort’s knee in mid-air. George then awkwardly landed and stayed on the ground.
Ty Lue said that George was still being evaluated after the game.
George left the arena with his leg extended on the back of a cart.
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