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Here's what's up. There's growing belief, quote unquote, that Paul George is going to stay in Oklahoma City.

Wow. Breaking news. tweeted by Kurt Heelan of NBC Sports.

It turns out that the tweet that he sent out said that there's that growing belief,

but it also turns out that it's a little bit of clickbait because the growing belief,

because here's the quote, it's from Mark Stein in his New York Times article,

if you guys haven't read it.

There's a growing belief around the league that Oklahoma City has a far better chance to retain the free agent to be Paul George than many believed when the thunder crashed out of the first round of the playoffs.

As George prepares to field the Lakers long anticipated interest, his willingness to post an Instagram picture of himself last month from a hospital bed after undergoing arthroscopic

surgery on his left knee has helped fuel the notion that some corners, in some corners,

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