Paul George revealed the details of his contract offer from the Los Angeles Clippers before his decision to sign with the Philadelphia 76ers in free

Paul George spoke on his podcast on the failed contract negotiations that led him to leave the Clippers and join the 76ers. He says Kawhi Leonard supported his decision.

After five seasons with the Los Angeles Clippers, Paul George left the franchise this summer and signed a four-year, $212 million deal wih the Philadelphia 76ers in free agency. On Monday, in the latest episode of his podcast, "Podcast P," George explained his decision and detailed the contract negotiation process with the Clippers.

Los Angeles Clipper superstar Kawhi Leonard finally speaks out on his former star teammate Paul George leaving him for Philadelphia.

Paul George said he never wanted to leave Los Angeles but that negotiations on an extension with the Clippers started with a surprisingly "disrespectful" first offer.

Paul George is now a Philadelphia 76er after finding that the Los Angeles Clippers weren’t willing to give him the kind of contract he was seeking as a free agent. George ultimately got the 4-year, $212 million deal he was looking for, but had to leave his hometown of L.A. and go back to the East to get it.

Paul George is one of the most complete players in the NBA. Maybe someone should have told the Los Angeles Clippers, who let the nine-time NBA All-Star walk to Philadelphia without a fight.

George was right to request a no-trade clause. The last time the Clippers pitched a player on retiring with the franchise, they traded Blake Griffin shortly after signing him to an extension. By adding the no-trade to his contract, George would have been protected from history repeating itself.

Paul George was offered a 2-year, $60 million deal by the Los Angeles Clippers, which left him feeling disrespected.

Paul George is one of the best players in Clippers history, but Los Angeles decided not to pay him a max deal anyway.