Paul George exits the game with a hyper-extended left knee, “similar” to his injury from the preseason. That bone bruise had him out for weeks. This happened the night Tyrese Maxey returned ...

Paul George was ruled out of the 76ers preseason ... He was summarily ruled out of the remainder of the contest with left knee hyperextension, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer's Gina Mizell.

The Sixers open the season on Oct. 23 against the Milwaukee Bucks at home. This article originally appeared on Sixers Wire: Sixers announce Paul George left vs. Hawks due to knee hyperextension ...

George was diagnosed with a left knee hyperextension, according to ESPN's Shams Charania, and did not return for the remainder of the contest. Here's how it happened. BREAKING: Paul George went to ...

Paul George appears to have suffered a knee injury ... the Sixers confirmed that George's absence was due to a left knee hyperextension. In the immediate aftermath, it is unclear what the timeline ...

Hyperextension can be a bone bruise, or of course, worse. – 10:31 PM Re: Paul George: The term hyperextension is more of a descriptor of what happened to the knee than an actual diagnosis.

Paul George's hyperextended knee "checks out OK ... The initial postgame diagnosis was a hyperextension, a vague descriptor that could include a wide range of injury outcomes.

Paul George gets a reality check from Gillie on "Podcast P" as he vows to meet Philly’s demand for heart, not just stats.

Paul George went down with what the team called a knee hyperextension during the second quarter of Monday’s preseason game against the Atlanta Hawks and will be evaluated further. George’s ...

Joel Embiid and Paul George are out tomorrow vs ... George suffered what was then called a left knee hyperextension, which was later diagnosed as a bone bruise. Last week, the day before ...

Unfortunately, it starts with a little bit of a damper, as star center Joel Embiid and newly acquired forward Paul George will both miss the opener with respective knee injuries. Here's what we ...