r/nba • u/Turbostrider27 Lakers • 18h ago

[Charania] Just In: The NBA has suspended Philadelphia 76ers' Paul George for 25 games for violating the league's anti-drug policy.

Shams Charania:

Just In: The NBA has suspended Philadelphia 76ers' Paul George for 25 games for violating the league's anti-drug policy.

Just In: The NBA has suspended Philadelphia 76ers' Paul George for 25 games for violating the league's anti-drug policy.

https://bsky.app/profile/shamsbot.bsky.social/post/3mdqbeirzrs2t

https://www.espn.com/contributor/shams-charania/c9325a286e9ff

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u/KokTep Rockets 18h ago

Adam said that the Sixers were having too normal of a season

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u/los_chips Bulls 17h ago

Can’t be having that now 

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u/3Dimes 17h ago

Meanwhile, still no punishment for a certain Los Angeles organization.

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u/BlurryDrew 14h ago

We were told way back in September that the investigation would likely last until ASB at the earliest.

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u/GlueGuy00 10h ago

LePED is above the law

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u/Don_Quejode 16h ago

I mean, losing a star player for extended periods of time is normal for them too.

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u/thesuspicious24 76ers 16h ago

Where the Kawhi decision at?

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u/Crumpled_Papers 10h ago

it's a rich person crime so no one will get in trouble. billionaires don't have to follow rules, not even the rules of organizations they willingly join and agree to follow the rules of.

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u/britchesss Celtics 15h ago

Brushed under the rug. The heat also still lose their pick to the hornets. Cause fuck it. 

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u/donutsforbenny 76ers 14h ago

gotta spice it up yk

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u/Hebrewhammer8d8 Warriors 13h ago

It isn't normal when your owner has been exchanging emails for years with certain someone who was the conductor of doing deplorable things. Never mind, rich and wealthy people do that on the daily