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  • Russell Westbrook not amused by fans' chants for Paul George to return to L.A.

Russell Westbrook not amused by fans’ chants for Paul George to return to L.A.

Los Angeles Times
Published February 17, 2018 at 8:50 PM

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All-Star media day had an audience this year and as Paul George shared his thoughts on the myriad questions posed to him, the fans a few hundred feet away, likely Lakers fans, started chanting "We Want Paul! We Want Paul!" George smiled and chuckled hearing it. "It feels good to be welcomed," George...

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