Paul George didn’t waste any time in his return to NBA action on Monday night, taking just 36 seconds to block a James Harden shot and turn a quick give-and-go with Tyrese Maxey into a catch-and-shoot three-pointer for his first made basket since March 4.

Paul George is expected to make his NBA season debut tonight as his Philadelphia 76ers take on his former team, the Los Angeles Clippers.

CAMDEN, N.J. -- The Philadelphia 76ers welcomed Paul George back to the floor in Monday's win over the Los Angeles Clippers for the first time since March 4. George dealt with a ton of injuries in his first season in Philadelphia and underwent offseason arthroscopic surgery on his left knee in an effort to get himself right.

Nurse doesn’t expect George to play both legs of the Sixers’ back-to-back against the Raptors and the Bucks, but said his star forward came out of Monday's game feeling healthy.

Who will be in and who will be out when the Sixers face the Giannis Antetokounmpo-less Milwaukee Bucks on Thursday night?

Sometimes you have a plan and everything goes according to it and afterward everyone involved looks smart. That has only rarely been the case for the Sixers. More often -- with all sorts of different general managers and coaches in charge over many years -- things tend to go sideways.

Paul George has yet to make his season debut for the Philadelphia 76ers while recovering from knee surgery he underwent over the offseason.

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