Horry commented on Paul George: It is no longer the cornerstone of the team, and its physical condition is limited to become the third choice

Former NBA player Robert Horry talked about 76ers star Paul George on his personal podcast show Big Shot Bob, who gave his own opinion on the current situation of the forward player.

Horry said: "Although many young players will imitate George's game style, I think he is no longer the cornerstone player that the team can rely on, and his physical condition may not support such a role. Now he is more like the team's third offensive choice. Although he can play near his peak at some nights - just like Klay Thompson, even if he tries his best, his body that has experienced injuries will still become a limit."

George recently suffered another injury. He was injured in training and has successfully undergone left knee arthroscopy and is expected to be re-evaluated before the start of training camp. George played 41 games last season, averaging 32.5 minutes per game, and averaged 16.2 points, 5.3 rebounds, 4.3 assists, 1.8 steals, and 0.5 blocks per game.