$48 million Paul George and wife Daniella Rajic get brutally booed by fans at Chargers game
Los Angeles Clippers star Paul George and his wife Daniella received a brutally cold reception from fans during the Raiders vs Chargers game.
Paul George may be one of the most underrated NBA stars. He is an absolute beast on the pitch and quite difficult to stop.
George’s ability to move and create space already places him in the elite category. However, combined with his shooting and his ability to get to the paint, George is a top-tier offensive force.
The 6’8″ small forward began his career with the Indiana Pacers. George was selected as the 10th overall pick in 2010.
Though he got off to a slow start to his career that included a 7.8-point-per-game rookie season, PG13 is arguably the most valuable player in his draft class.
Although John Wall at the time was worth picking at first, imagine Evan Turner, Wesley Johnson and Derrick Favors getting picked over the Clippers star.
Last season, PG13 spent much of the season on the mend. In a game against Portland, Jusuf Nurkic and George went for a fumble that resulted in a minor collision. Shortly after, the 7-time All-Star was diagnosed with a torn ACL in his right elbow after only 31 games played.
It looks like this is the sequence that altered Paul George’s season and, in turn, the LA Clippers’ 2021-22 season.
George didn’t attempt a 3-pointer for the rest of this game, took two weeks off, returned for two games, and was later diagnosed with a UCL tear in his right elbow. https://t.co/oXpf6A57Y2 pic.twitter.com/C2uJlJwLjI
— Murray Law 🌚 (@LawMurrayTheNU) April 20, 2022
The Clippers, with their unholy depth, still managed to rank eighth in the Western Conference. But without Kawhi Leonard or George, they lost the entry tournament.
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Los Angeles football fans booed Clippers star Paul George
Being a Clippers star has its own pros and cons. Being a big star with this team means a big salary.
Also, you can live in Los Angeles.
But, most of the city are ruthless Lakers fans.
So even though the Clippers have a decent fan following, they never quite get to be the ‘City’ team. Always behind the Lakers in their search for belonging.
In fact, Los Angeles’ second franchise doesn’t even have its own stadium and has to play home games at Staples. And while the team plans to move into its new stadium, that won’t happen before 2024.
Paul George LOUDLY booed at the Raiders-Chargers game by both fan bases. pic.twitter.com/2wIebsDJhM
—Robert Littal BSO (@BSO) September 11, 2022
The fans at the Raiders-Chargers game proved that the city belongs to the Lakers.
When Paul George, who has a fortune of 48 million dollars, appeared on the screen sitting next to his wife, he was met with the worst possible reaction. The entire stadium booed him.
Do you think it’s right that people in Los Angeles are so critical of the Clippers’ stars?
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