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‘Clippers players think they are as good as Paul George’: Chris Broussard reveals Doc Rivers’ stance irked players

Amulya Shekhar
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Clippers players think they are as good as Paul George: Chris Broussard

According to Chris Broussard today, many Clippers players believe themselves to be as good as Paul George and resented the preferential treatment he got from Doc Rivers.

The Los Angeles Clippers’ dysfunctional squad’s dirty linen is now being aired in public. After their shocking exit in the Conference Semifinals, cracks have appeared in what seemed to be a team capable of title contention.

There were obvious chemistry issues across the board, and the reasons behind that are slowly coming to light now.

Chris Broussard reveals resentment in Clippers locker room due to preferential treatment for PG-13

The foundations for the other Clippers’ resentment of Paul George are obvious. Despite being afforded star status, the swingman came up short with some woeful performances in the playoffs. This includes 9 point, 11 point and 13 point games against the Mavs, and two 10-point games against the Nuggets.

Chris Broussard revealed how a lot of players were irked by the preferential treatment given to Paul George, despite his absence during clutch situations.

Also Read: ‘You’re always right, nobody can tell you nothing’: Montrezl Harrell slammed Paul George during Clippers’ loss to Nuggets

Understandably, the likes of Montrezl Harrell and Lou Williams, who’re also volume scorers, believe they’re as big contributors as George. Harrell won Sixth Man of the Year for this past season, and Lou Williams was a finalist this time and a 3-time winner in the past.

The Clippers’ knockout has been a cue for some really bad Paul George bashing. There’s a good chance that Broussard’s sources are not accurate too. Broussard does not exactly have the best of records as a news breaker.

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Amulya Shekhar

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Amulya Shekhar is a sports junkie who thrives on the thrills and frills of live sports action across basketball, football (the American variant works too), parkour, adventure sports. He believes sports connect us to our best selves, and he hopes to help people experience sports more holistically.

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