The Clippers escaped with an official admission that George was fouled, and the 76ers unjustly killed the general, and greeted the referee's family

The 76ers died unjustly, and the Clippers were lucky to get a key victory. According to Keith Pompey of the Philadelphia Athletic, the referee reviewed the footage and determined that Oubre had committed a foul on the final attack.

Back with 5 seconds left in the game, Oubre held the ball and went straight to the basket, he was blocked by George, and then went to the basket and ate the big hat of the small card. The referee didn't make any decisions, and the time ran out, and the 76ers lost 107-108.

When the final whistle blew, 76ers coach Nas was furious, rushed directly to the referee, angrily scolded George for not blowing the foul, and Oubre was even more angry after getting up, rushing to the referee, one by one, he scolded angrily, and even greeted the referee's family.

In the face of the crazy output of the 76ers' generals, the referee was like a schoolboy who made a mistake, and he was scolded. Not surprisingly, the league will soon issue a ticket.

However, after the game, the referee said that George should be whistled for a foul in the last minute, and the Clippers escaped. The win was especially important for the Clippers, who have a one-game lead over the Pelicans, and it was the first time the Clippers have won over a team with a win percentage of 50% or more since March 4.