One thing Paul George hasn't done that he hopes to check off his list this season after signing with the 76ers: win a championship.

George has said himself he was willing to stay with the Clippers, but they didn't offer a no-trade clause, and they didn't give him the four-year deal the 76ers did. As team owner Steve Ballmer explained to reporters on Friday,

Los Angeles Clippers owner Steve Ballmer said that he was upset to see star Paul George depart in free agency, but believes the team will still be able

The nine-time All-Star combo forward is heading to the Philadelphia 76ers after five frustrating seasons in Los Angeles.

The Philadelphia 76ers secured one of the biggest acquisitions of the offseason, signing star forward Paul George to a four-year, $212.5 million deal in free agency. It appears general manager Daryl Morey pulled out all the stops to secure George's signature, including to recruit popular rapper Lil Dicky to the Sixers' cause.

Steve Ballmer was less than thrilled to see Paul George walk out of the door, though he did his best to keep the nine-time All-Star in Los Angeles.

Los Angeles Clippers owner Steve Ballmer was unhappy to see star Paul George leave in free agency, but he still believes the team can compete for an NBA championship. "I love Paul," Ballmer said, according to ESPN's Ohm Youngmisuk.