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76ers Paul George suspended for violating anti-drug policy

76ers' Paul George suspended 25 games for violating NBA's anti-drug policy: 'I take full responsibility'

The NBA has suspended Philadelphia 76ers forward Paul George 25 games for violating terms of the league's anti-drug policy, it announced Saturday.

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NBA suspends Philadelphia 76ers' Paul George 25 games for violating anti-drug policy

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Paul George admits to taking 'improper medication' for mental health issue after NBA suspends him for 25 games

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NBA suspends 76ers’ Paul George 25 games for violating anti-drug policy

Paul George of the 76ers was suspended 25 games for violating the terms of the NBA’s anti-drug program, the league announced Saturday.

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Paul George Suspended 25 Games by NBA, 76ers Star Issues Statement on Anti-Drug Violation

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NBA Makes Suspension Announcement for 76ers’ Paul George

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NBA hands down 25-game ban to 76ers’ Paul George for violating anti-drug policy

The suspension will cost George — a nine-time All-Star — roughly $11.7 million of his $51.7 million salary, or about $469,691.72 for each of the 25 games missed.

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76ers star Paul George lands shocking NBA punishment

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Charles Barkley Slams Paul George’s “Fishy” Drug Suspension Explanation

On the Inside the NBA podcast, Charles Barkley questioned the league’s handling of the case after Paul George's 25-game drug suspension.

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76ers’ Tyrese Maxey stands with Paul George after 25 game suspension

The NBA announced Saturday that George was suspended for violating the league’s anti-drug policy, a decision that will sideline the nine-time All-Star until March 25 and remove him from nearly the entirety of Philadelphia’s playoff push. However, Tyrese Maxey is standing firm behind his teammate.

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Paul George Breaks Silence With Emotional Statement After 25-Game Suspension

Paul George finally broke his silence after receiving a 25-game suspension for violating the NBA’s drug policy.