The offseason starts as soon as the offseason arrives? George: I want to bring a championship to Philadelphia, fans here are very enthusiastic

On May 20, Philadelphia 76ers core forward Paul George talked about his mental journey and professional insights on the podcast. George said that playing for the 76ers is very different from the Clippers, and playing for the Philadelphia 76 makes him more motivated. George explained: "Although Los Angeles is an international metropolis, by then, the team had relatively limited influence on the fan level during his time with the Clippers. Philadelphia was completely different, and local fans' enthusiasm for basketball was beyond imagination."

George said that it was precisely because of the enthusiasm of the fans that inspired his fighting spirit as a player that made him firmly determined to fight for the city. Obviously George has started to draw pie for himself and his fans. He says he wants to win the team every season, but his attendance rate is worrying. However, George also knew that the Philadelphia 76ers fans were very dissatisfied with him, and he also explained the low attendance rate this season.

George revealed that many things were not going well this season, which affected his performance in the schedule, such as injuries, fires in his hometown and complicated family affairs, making it difficult for him to ensure his best playing state. In response to this, George also believes that he understands the criticism of his fans and can accept it. At the same time, George said that he would give back to the enthusiasm of the fans, turning the enthusiasm into "benevolent pressure" always inspires him and brings a championship trophy to Philadelphia.

George believes that if he can bring a championship to Philadelphia, it will be the supreme glory of his career. However, George's remarks have been criticized by many fans, who believe that he started bragging about painting cakes as soon as he arrived at the offseason, which makes people unbelievable, after all, even the attendance rate is difficult to guarantee. During his time with the Philadelphia 76ers, George had more live broadcast interfaces than in previous seasons, and was ridiculed by fans.