Paul George Silences The Haters, Scores 31 Points In Game 4

Jun 15, 2021

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With doubters and naysayers nipping at his heels, Paul George has a lot to prove this postseason. Can he step up when his team needs him most? Can he be the second-best player on a championship team? Is he a true superstar?

While much still remains to be seen, PG hushed the noise in Game 4, dropping 31 points on 6-10 shooting to help the Clippers tie the series at 2-2.

Kawhi and Paul George delivered for the Clippers to take Game 3 👏 pic.twitter.com/tqGPfjkj6N

— NBA on ESPN (@ESPNNBA) June 13, 2021

After such a rough opening season, the Clippers are slowly proving they have exorcised their demons. On Twitter, fans couldn’t help but give props to PG and the way he was able to deliver in this huge win…

Paul George tonight:

31 PTS
5 AST
3 REB
1 STL
12/24 FG
6/10 3FG

So damn happy for this dude. Keep it up, PG. pic.twitter.com/evseRg2yvW

— Joey Linn (@joeylinn_) June 13, 2021

https://twitter.com/JackBurnerAcct/status/1403888886921711616

Paul George rn: pic.twitter.com/HHUmL4vlEx

— Goddy. 🇬🇭 (@Grxngy_) June 15, 2021

https://twitter.com/InfinityEoo/status/1404639070148513793 https://twitter.com/youkapalot/status/1404637740034146306 https://twitter.com/SteadyE69/status/1404650239676518403

Paul George hoopin pic.twitter.com/vVtRpHEHhG

— Howie Roseman's Biggest Fan (@GhoztxNinja35) June 13, 2021

Everyone on Twitter waiting for Paul George to be bad again pic.twitter.com/ETQVdqLn3l

— Matthew Salcido (@baggyeyedguy) June 13, 2021

All the PG haters rn pic.twitter.com/qxG1rRIlBt

— RK (@ruhaaaay) June 15, 2021

PG Goes off

PG Haters: https://t.co/z0UrvxIqLU

— Super (@ClipperNation16) June 15, 2021

After receiving so much criticism from the fans and NBA community, nobody was sure how PG would respond.

But, in light of his performance in these playoffs, credit needs to be given. He is rising to the occasion and stepping up for his team.

It’s happening at the best of times, too. With the Lakers eliminated and the Nets being slowed down by injuries, the Clippers may be the best team remaining in these playoffs.

If they can stay healthy, and their stars continue to cook, it could spell good news for the franchise.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9OUvVTqdfS0

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