NBA》36 points defeated the 76ers! PG said he could be himself after changing teams and explained the middle finger to fans

The Celtics and the 76ers, who made a shocking trade in the off-season, will face off for the first time this season. Before the game, the focus was on the interaction between Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum, but the other protagonist of the transaction, P. George (Paul), George) became the biggest highlight in the end, scoring 6 three-pointers and scoring 36 points, leading the team to a 123:101 victory over the Sixers. The Celtics also surpassed the Sixers to become the leader in the Eastern Conference. The 36-year-old veteran said after the game that his body was not in the best condition in Philadelphia and he was very happy to show his true strength in Boston.

Compared with J. Brown's poor performance against his former team today, P. George was full of firepower in this campaign, scoring 17 points in the first half, and even scored 14 points in the fourth quarter to help the team widen the gap, which directly sentenced the Sixers to death. In the last 30 minutes, he made 14 of 22 shots, including 6 of 11 from outside, scoring 36 points and 5 rebounds. His score was the second highest since joining the Celtics, second only to the 38 points in the first game of the season.

Regarding the hot state after transferring to the team, P. George said, "I know very well what I can bring to the team when I stay healthy, and I also know where my abilities are. The most frustrating thing for me in the past two years is that some people think that my skills have deteriorated. In fact, I am just in poor physical condition. I have been trying to play through injuries and play hard."

P. George pointed out that when he gets more opportunities to play, his performance will naturally be better. "This is not to deny the opportunity I got in Philadelphia. Frankly speaking, my physical condition was not enough to allow me to play my best, but in Boston, they gave me a chance to be my true self."

P. George also gave a heart-warming message to Tatum, the team's top brother, saying that he came to Boston hoping to help relieve the pressure and burden on the opponent. "I am here to help him. To a certain extent, my role is to serve him and help him perform his best."

In addition, P. George was also caught on the sidelines today giving a middle finger to a fan. He restored the scene and said, "At that time, a fan behaved really bad. He threw the ball on the ground as if I was his dog, and asked me to run over and retrieve the ball myself instead of passing the ball directly to me like a normal fan, so I later gave him the middle finger in return."