Analysis of the 76ers' crazy pursuit of George's insider: can give a salary far beyond the Clippers Philadelphia's new Big Three will beat the Green Army

On March 29, Beijing time, the NBA regular season continued. Earlier today, 76ers reporter Keith Pompey wrote an article analyzing the possibility of Philadelphia chasing George, pointing out that the 76ers could free up more than $65 million in salary space this summer, and the team is a perfect fit for George.

In the article, Keith Pompey talked about George's options this summer, where George could turn down the Clippers' $48.8 million player option for next season and become an unrestricted free agent. He is also eligible for a contract extension this season, but no agreement has yet been reached. It is believed that the Clippers could not give George the expectation of his next contract. There are reports that the Clippers' offer is lower than Leonard's three-year, $149.7 million contract extension.

So it's fair to say that George could leave if the Clippers don't raise their offer. That's where the 76ers come in, and they can create nearly $65 million in salary space this summer. Even if George wasn't interested in Philadelphia, it was understandable for him to have that idea in his heart and then put pressure on the Clippers.

And if they get George, the 76ers will have All-Star guard Maxey, All-Star forward George and All-Star center Embiid. Their chances of overtaking the Celtics to become the league's elite team will be greatly improved. The team would basically replace Tobias Harris with George because George's talent is on another level. The Clippers relied heavily on George as the first or second scoring option. As a 76ers player, he will be the second choice after Embiid. That way George didn't have to carry so much of the burden in Philadelphia.

So far this season, George has appeared in 66 games, averaging 22.5 points, 5.3 rebounds, 3.6 assists, 1.6 steals and 0.5 blocks per game. Do you think George will join the 76ers this summer?