“BELIEVE in what you got” Paul George shares an inspiring message post-pick-up game with NBA peers
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Paul George though suffered an injury that limited him to only 31 games. This off-season he has not been resting has he was seen at a Rico Hines workout. In the clip, the veteran can be seen talking to his fellow players from the league and where he had some inspiring words for them.
“Everybody is blessed in this environment right here to figure out who you are in this league,” George said. “Some elevate, some plateau, some don’t get better… Find your niche, but believe in what you got. Be sharp, be efficient with your dribbles, be sharp, efficient with your playmaking. Read, react, play off one another, push yourself. And challenge yourself.” He ended by urging not to be afraid of contact and being exposed, “You get exposed in front of millions,” George said. “Why not do it here?”
While a workout during the off-season is in no comparison as important as a game during the season, Paul George urged the players to not be afraid of getting exposed by a different player as it happens in a game so what does it matter if it happens during training. Paul George laid the importance of training seriously as being laid back now would have trouble later in an official setting.
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Paul George Plans To Retire With The Clippers
Paul George’s career has been nothing short of extraordinary, while his run in the NBA has been plagued with injuries. He has always returned better than ever. On a Twitch stream on his channel YGtrece, PG13 responded to a comment that he plans to retire with the Los Angeles Clippers if all goes well, and with George being from California, where the Clippers are located. It may very well be the last team that he plays for.
The Clippers have been a top team over the years, led by Paul George and Kawhi Leonard though not been able to be a finals competitor they have been a dominant group that other teams have to look out for. With Paul George looking healthy as ever and with Kawhi returning after his ACL tear. They along with the deep roster that Ty Lue has done a great job with. The Clippers will be looking to reach new heights this season.
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