Did Paul George play a part in the Thunder acquiring Carmelo Anthony?
Paul George is officially a member of the Philadelphia 76ers -- marking the fourth organization he's played for in the NBA. After five seasons in Los Angeles, he left for the East Coast, returning to the Eastern Conference where he played to start his career with the Indiana Pacers.
Being acquired by the Thunder via trade in 2017, George spent two seasons, departing via trade in 2019, in Oklahoma City. He was an NBA MVP finalist in year two with the team just before being traded to the Clippers. In an attempt to build a sure contender ahead of the 2018-19 season, the Thunder traded for Carmelo Anthony. George claimed he promised to sign an extension to help persuade the team to bring Anthony to the team.
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