A new episode of Podcast P with Paul George was released on Monday, the same day the host underwent successful arthroscopic surgery on his left knee, according to a new report. George's situation will be reevaluated before training camp, according to Shams Charania.

The Washington Wizards and the Philadelphia 76ers are two teams that will be looking to make improvements this offseason. With mutual benefit in mind, we present a deal that could help both team while minimizing the risk borne by either.

Despite a lack of playoff success, George is one of the defining players of the NBA's 2010s. He made several All-Star and All-NBA teams. The two-way wing was also named on a handful of All-Defensive Teams. His biggest contribution to OKC happened off the court.

Philadelphia 76ers star Paul George underwent arthroscopic surgery on his left knee to treat an injury sustained during a recent workout in the offseason. When considering he missed time during the season due to a left knee bone bruise at two separate times, this is not ideal for him nor the Sixers.

"Kuminga, that should be the X factor because he can handle, he can get to his shot, he's developed his three-point range, he's strong, like He can play in a big lineup and he can play in a small lineup," George said. "...Be the Iguodala. Be the young Iguodala."

He promise to help Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey in late-game clutch moments. But so far, he hasn't been healthy enough to even try.

He suffered an injury during a recent workout that required surgery. He will be re-evaluated before training camp.

Philadelphia 76ers forward Paul George "underwent a successful arthroscopic procedure on his left knee Monday to treat an injury suffered during a recent workout," a team official told ESPN's Shams Charania.

The 6-foot-8 forward will begin a rehabilitation program and be reevaluated before the start of the season. George has been plagued by injuries since he joined the Sixers last year.

Philadelphia 76ers forward Paul George, who was injured during an off-season workout, underwent surgery on his left knee, the team announced.

George did give a shoutout to the city of Charlotte for being a great city, and while he kind of hedged his criticism of the Hornets by saying he could see himself playing there, the comment still stands -- and he's not wrong, either. The Hornets haven't made the playoffs since 2016 and have only one winning record in the last nine years.