Phoenix Suns guard Chris Paul was ejected from the game after he crashed into the referee during the game. However, in the replay of the video, it was shown that Paul's behavior was not intentional, and the referee also accidentally leaned towards Paul to cause the collision. It is expected that the alliance will conduct a review in the near future and give both parties the correct punishment.

Paul was ejected after receiving two technical fouls in the third quarter of a 124-121 win over the Houston Rockets yesterday. He hit the Rockets defender's arm with his right finger during a pass, directly affecting the trajectory of the pass, which made Paul annoyed and angrily argued to the referee after being called for his first technical foul.

In the few seconds after the argument was unsuccessful, Paul accidentally walked towards the retreating referee holding the injured right palm. The two collided with each other, which caused the referee to immediately award Paul a second technical foul and send him off the field. Then Paul reluctantly left the arena with his right hand injured.

This incident has also attracted attention from the outside world. Many people believe that Paul did not deliberately contradict the referee because the referee did not see Paul and stepped back. However, there are also those on the other side who think that Paul obviously made a small gesture of contradicting this matter, and the referee could not see whether the players behind him were walking towards him, but Paul could see that the referee was retreating, but he still chose to hit him head-on. , clearly seeing Paul's true intentions. It is believed that the league will announce the final results and punishment of the review in the near future.

Paul averaged 14.9 points, 4.5 rebounds, 10.7 assists and 1.9 steals in 33 minutes in 58 games for the Suns this season. He's shooting 48.7 percent from the field overall and 33 percent from 3-point range this season.