On Tuesday night, during a game between the Milwaukee Bucks and the Philadelphia 76ers held in the City of Brotherly Love, Paul George executed a memorable play that left Kyle Kuzma off-balance. In the third quarter, George pulled off a sharp step-back move that nearly caused Kuzma to lose his footing, allowing George to create enough space to fire a three-pointer.
George did not miss the shot, thrilling the Philadelphia crowd as he completed the play with a successful three-point basket. This sequence was a highlight of the night, emphasizing George’s offensive skills and precision.
PG CROSSED UP KUZ 🤮😮💨
Paul George dropped a season-high 32 PTS, 9 3PM tonight 🔥 pic.twitter.com/Bdjaksnpv9
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) January 28, 2026
Online fans reacted enthusiastically to the ankle-breaking move by George. One social media user remarked,
PG just sent Kuzma back to the G League with that one,
while another added,
Kuz was out there dancin’
Further comments included,
Professional shoulder shove into the snatch but ill allow it
and
Wow.. he looked like he was sliding on the patch ice on Broad Street 🤣🤣,
with another fan praising the move as,
Man that crossover was just nasty honestly.
One more comment suggested,
Instead of appearing on the Jennifer Hudson show Kuz shoulda been working on his craft
Despite Kuzma’s notable moments, the Bucks ultimately fell to the 76ers with a final score of 139-122. Kuzma contributed 17 points, while George led all scorers with 32 points.
Milwaukee Bucks Aim to End Losing Streak Facing Washington Wizards
Following their loss to Philadelphia, the Milwaukee Bucks will seek to halt their recent slide in their upcoming game against the Washington Wizards on Thursday night. This match marks the fourth encounter between these teams in the current season.
In previous meetings, Milwaukee secured a 133-120 victory at home but then lost twice to Washington, including a narrow 129-126 loss in Milwaukee and a 114-113 defeat at Washington’s arena. During these games, Kyle Kuzma averaged 6.7 points per game with an efficient 47.1% shooting percentage.
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