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Los Angeles may have represented George's storybook ending. But, his eyes are focused on a new relationship that has taken him across the country to Philadelphia, far away from home.

The Sixers have landed free-agent wing Paul George, according to Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN. The deal will pay the 34-year-old star the maximum $212 million over four years to walk away from the Los Angeles Clippers' perpetual offer of roughly $150 million over three years.

Philadelphia is expected to aggressively pursue George in free agency and is a real threat to sign him away from the Clippers, according to Chris Haynes of Bleacher Report and TNT.

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Despite Tyrese Maxey's best efforts, late-game execution proved costly for the Sixers in a 108-107 loss to the Clippers.

Despite Tyrese Maxey's best efforts, the Sixers were too slow and unfocused on defense to keep pace with the Kings in a 108-96 defeat.

The Sixers took advantage of a completely disinterested Clippers defense, riding a hot hand from Tobias Harris in the first half and a dynamic duo in Tyrese Maxey and Cam Payne in the second half en route to a 121-107 victory.

The Sixers were the first team to get on the board on trade deadline day, swinging a deal to acquire sharpshooter Buddy Hield from the Indiana Pacers on Thursday morning.

And so, on the day that he was expected back at practice in anticipation of a potential season debut on Thursday, James Harden is instead packing his bags for Los Angeles.

The option will pay the star point guard $35,640,000 in the second and final season of his one-plus-one deal with Philadelphia.