Pacers return to the finals! George is tragically mocked by the media! Only by trading his team can you win the championship

On June 1, the Pacers eliminated the Knicks 4-2 and met the Thunder in the finals. The well-known media Bleacher Report posted a photo after the game: Paul George created this year's NBA Finals. StatMuse, a data media, wrote: The two teams that traded Paul George recently entered this year's finals.

, etc., isn't the Clippers the last team George played for? In the summer of 2024, George joined the 76ers as a free agent, and the Clippers did not trade him. So, the two teams that had traded George before were Pacers and Thunder. Moreover, the current leading stars of these two teams are exchanged for by George! In the 2016-17 season, George broke up with the Pacers and expressed his desire to join the Lakers many times. But the Pacers didn't get him to his wish. In the summer of 2017, the Pacers sent George to the Thunder, and traded 1 for 2 to get Oladipo and Sabonis Jr. On February 9, 2022, the Pacers sent Sabonis to the Kings again in exchange for Halliburton.

2018-19 season, George played the strongest data in his career in the Thunder: he played in 77 regular season games, averaging 28 points, 8.2 rebounds, 4.1 assists, 2.2 steals and 2.7 turnovers, three shooting percentages: 43.8%, 38.6%, 83.9%, and was selected for the All-Squad Team and the Best Defensive Team. In the summer of 2019, Ka and George agreed to join the Clippers.

Everyone knows the story later. On July 11, 2019, the Thunder sent George to the Clippers in exchange for Alexander, Gallinari, 5 first-round picks and 2 first-round swaps. One of the first round picks was the 12th pick in 2022, and the Thunder chose Jaylen Williams. In other words, Thunder exchanged George for the boss and the second boss!

As of now, the Clippers have to give the Thunder another first-round pick and one first-round swap, and George's "debt owed" has not been paid off. The Thunder won, with 29 draft picks in the next seven years, including 12 first rounds and 17 second rounds. During his time at George, he promised both teams: to bring a championship! He did not break his promise...

You can guess that during this year's finals, will George come to watch the game? Which home court will he go to?