76ers' Paul George Diagnosed with Finger Tendon Injury, Listed Day-to-Day

The forward sustained the injury during Saturday's game against the Bulls, and his return timeline remains uncertain following medical evaluations.

Philadelphia 76ers forward Paul George suffered an extensor tendon injury in his left pinky finger during Saturday's game against the Chicago Bulls.
Medical tests, including an MRI and ultrasound, confirmed the extent of the injury, with George's return to play to be determined in the coming days.
76ers head coach Nick Nurse described George's status as 'day-to-day' and expressed optimism that the injury is not severe.
This marks the 15th game George has missed this season due to various injuries; he is in the first year of a four-year, $212 million contract.
The 76ers, currently holding a disappointing 17-27 record, are also without star center Joel Embiid, who continues to recover from a knee injury and has played in only 13 games this season.