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Paul George, Kawhi Leonard and Clippers are adjusting with little practice time

LOS ANGELES - Only a few minutes had passed after Atlanta's most lopsided regular-season loss in franchise history when Hawks coach Lloyd Pierce was asked about the man responsible for most of the damage.

"You saw a guy step out on the court that had no rust," Pierce said Saturday night inside Staples Center.

Playing in his first home game as a Los Angeles Clipper, in front of a welcoming audience of family and friends, forward Paul George dropped 37 points in less than 21 minutes in a

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