On March 29, Beijing time, according to the US media The Athletic, sources confirmed that Paul George plans to officially return in tomorrow's game against the Jazz, he has missed the past 43 games due to tearing of the right elbow ulnar collateral ligament, and the Los Angeles Clippers officially upgraded George's playing status to skillsable (playing is doubtful, 50% possible to play).
George was injured on Dec. 23 last year, and the Clippers initially said George would be sidelined for 3-4 weeks, but later announced in mid-January that George would extend the truce. Before the official truce, George averaged 24.7 points, 7.5 rebounds and 5.5 assists per game, and the Clippers are also missing All-Star Kawhi Leonard this season, after news that Leonard has also recovered from injury and needs to wait for the approval of the medical team to return, and he is expected to return in the playoffs.
Clippers officials have also updated today's training pictures and videos continuously, including photos of George's two-handed dunks, George winning a shooting game, supervising his teammates doing push-ups, and footage of George's wonderful Zubac dunk.
So far this season, the Clippers are eighth in the West with 36 wins and 39 losses, and according to their current ranking, they need to participate in the playoffs to fight for a playoff spot.