One person cheated three teams! Signed a contract of 212 million at the age of 35! Last year, he successfully separated from the Rockets and Harden

The Thunder and Pacers both reached the finals of the season, and neither team is required to pay a luxury tax. Interestingly, the core of the two teams was obtained because of Paul George's deal. When the Pacers sent George away, they got Sabonis and Oladipo. Then, the Pacers traded Sabonis for Halliburton. When the Thunder left George, they got Alexander and 2 swap rights for 5 first round picks. Among them, the Clippers were converted to Jaylen Williams in the first round in 2022, the Heat's first round in 2025 were converted to No. 15, and the Thunder also had the Clippers' first round in 2026. However, when George left the Clippers last summer, he left as a free agent and the Clippers received no reward.

Throughout his career, George played for 4 teams, namely Pacers, Thunder, Clippers and 76ers. Among them, the Pacers and the Thunder both received huge returns, but the Clippers did not get any benefits from George. After the 76ers signed George with maximum salary, they also missed the playoffs. Interestingly, last summer, George asked Rockets star Jaylen Green on a show what impact would Harden return to the Rockets have on him. Jaylen Green replied that this would be a double-edged sword, which ultimately led to Harden's failure to return to the Rockets. George then recruited Harden, who was traded to the Clippers. Last summer, George and the 76ers signed a four-year, $212 million contract. This is the last contract of his career for George, 35. As it turns out, George's performance this season was not hard enough, and the Sixers missed the playoffs. Moreover, Embiid will be troubled by injuries most of the next season, and it may be natural for George to be unable to lead the team into the playoffs. In fact, if the 76ers want to send George away now, they may have to take on their 2025 sign-up No. 3 sign.

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