Naturally, comparisons are already being made between the two. However, All-Star wingman Paul George contended that while the current team, led by recently-named Most Valuable Player Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, is hands down the better team, the 2011-2012 team had better individual talent, which sadly, they weren't able to harness.

But there's not really a single NBA player who more directly can link himself to two of the NBA's conference finalists than George. PG was at the heart of two massive trades that

Once one develops a reputation in the NBA, it's hard to shake it. With the way social media is and how everybody talks and has an opinion, it can almost be sort of like a "mob mentality" at times when everybody just loads up and piles on one narrative.

After the 2018-19 NBA season wrapped up, Oklahoma City Thunder General Manager Sam Presti held his usual end-of-season press conference in Oklahoma City. Among the most anticipated topics was, of course, his take on the recent blockbuster trades involving two of the franchise's biggest names: Russell Westbrook and Paul George.

Now that Gilgeous-Alexander has joined Durant and Westbrook, the all-time comparisons will always be there. As the Thunder battle the Minnesota Timberwolves in the Western Conference, leading OKC to its first-ever title could usurp those two legends in most people's minds.

Paul George and Gillie Da Kid break down why they think Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is the best player in the NBA, even over Nikola Jokic.

Paul George and Russell Westbrook were once among the best duos in the NBA when they spent two seasons together on the Oklahoma City Thunder. During the 2019 season, George had one of the best ...

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