Joel Embiid will miss his fourth consecutive game on Saturday at the Detroit Pistons, because of left knee injury management and personal reasons. The better news for the Sixers: Paul George (left knee bone bruise) was a full participant in practice Friday,

Paul George discusses his return against the Detroit Pistons as well as his expected role for the Philadelphia 76ers.

After Tuesday's practice, the Sixers said that Joel Embiid, Paul George and Kyle Lowry will all miss Wednesday evening's home game against the Houston Rockets. The news represents another difficult setback amidst a 3-13 start to the season. A quick refresher of how we got here...

DETROIT — Paul George returned to play Saturday night against the Detroit Pistons after missing the last three games with a left knee bone bruised. The 76ers forward bruise was caused by hyperextending his knee on Nov. 20 against the Memphis Grizzlies.

The Philadelphia 76ers revealed their starting lineup against the Detroit Pistons as Paul George returns to the floor.

After a much-needed victory over the Pistons, the Philadelphia 76ers are aiming to regain momentum in the NBA regular season. However, Paul George was dealt a setback concerning a key teammate. After securing their first win in seven games of the NBA regular season with a hard-fought victory over the Pistons,

The Philadelphia 76ers have issued an injury update on Joel Embiid and Paul George ahead of their contest with the Detroit Pistons.

After missing three games in a row due to a bruised knee, Paul George was back on the floor for the Philadelphia 76ers on Saturday night. He collected a 26-minute shift in the matchup against the Detroit Pistons.

Despite the fact that they earned a 111-96 victory against the Pistons this weekend, Paul George still hasn't found his feet in Philly.

The Sixers should at least explore the new approach in the coming weeks because, right now, they have nothing else to lose.