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Clippers take control in second half to beat Thunder without Paul George

Head coach Tyronn Lue of the Los Angeles Clippers calls out a play against the Oklahoma City Thunder during the second quarter at Staples Center on Jan, 22, 2021 in Los Angeles.

LOS ANGELES — The image that returned Wednesday from the scan of Paul George’s injured right knee provided about as good of news as the Los Angeles Clippers could have hoped: George’s awkward land Tuesday after grabbing a rebound did not damage any ligaments – and the All-Star forward is not expected to need surgery, either.

What isn’t any clearer is whether George could be available during the playoffs.

With only three games separating fourth through 12th in

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