I’ve heard that Philly quietly could be a suitor for Jimmy Butler…theoretically, it would be a Jimmy for Paul George swap. I ...

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These studies included a total of 283 patients (298 tendons), 204 of whom (215 tendons) were assigned to ESWT treatment. The main study characteristics are presented in table 2. Since no appropriate ...

According to Ky Carlin of Sixers Wire, Embiid was a partial participant in the team's practice on Monday and his knee has responded well to treatment ... injury. Paul George is now dealing with a ...

Objectives: Rupture of the ulnar collateral ligament (UCL) is a frequent injury of the hand. When untreated, this injury may lead to decreased pinch strength, pain, instability, and osteoarthritis.

It was then revealed that George will not return to the contest due to a left fifth finger injury. The Sixers should be OK to finish off this win without George. They have gotten a big night out of ...

Although they were able to win with ease against Chicago there was bad news for the Sixers who lost Paul George early in the second quarter to a finger injury. Speaking after the game ...

Derek Bodner: It’s a left pinky injury for Paul George, who will not return to tonight’s game. He was flexing the hand prior to being subbed out in the 2nd. Sixers win 109-97. – Tyrese Maxey ...

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In the third quarter of the Sixers’ matchup with the Bulls, a Sixers official said George would not return because of a “left fifth finger (pinkie) injury.” The nine-time All-Star wing ...

Paul George left the game in Chicago Saturday night and was later ruled out with what the team has called a “left fifth finger injury.” Apparently “the pinky” is not an official medical term.