Clippers' Paul George to have knee reevaluated in 2-3 weeks

LA Clippers All-Star guard Paul George will miss at least the next two weeks with a sprained right knee, the team announced Wednesday.

George will be reevaluated in two to three weeks and is expected to miss the remaining nine regular-season games the Clippers have left. George's timeline for a potential return in the playoffs will be clearer once he is reevaluated, sources told ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski.

The Clippers guard was injured after he landed awkwardly after colliding knee-to-knee with Oklahoma City's Lu Dort late in the fourth quarter of the Clippers' 101-100 loss on Tuesday night.

George's right knee appeared to bend backward and he needed help to walk off the court after several minutes down on the floor. George was later carried off by two staffers in the tunnel to the locker room.

The All-Star guard left Crypto.com Arena late Tuesday night on the back of a cart with his right leg extended. He nodded on his way out.

The Clippers and George had begun to play some of their best basketball since acquiring several new pieces like Russell Westbrook, Eric Gordon and Mason Plumlee in February. They won five of six games entering Tuesday's night's game against Oklahoma City and George was feeling healthier after dealing with a right knee issue.

George looked as explosive as he has all season, throwing down two highlight dunks, including a spectacular spinning dunk on the baseline in the third quarter.

The All-Star guard injured his knee with 4:38 remaining. Several staffers, executives and players looking very concerned after the loss. In August 2014, George suffered a gruesome tibia-fibula fracture to his lower right leg when his leg landed and buckled at the base of a basket stanchion during a U.S. national team