Paul George is not happy with Los Angeles Clippers fans. During the latest episode of his podcast on Wednesday, the Philadelphia 76ers forward lashed out at the Clippers' faithful for how they treated him when he returned to face his old team.

Frankly, George has a point. The crowd's been lacking this season, even after Clippers owner Steve Ballmer built a new, state-of-the-art $2 billion arena. Los Angeles' 25th-ranked average home attendance rate thus far speaks volumes.

Paul George said he remains close with his old Clippers co-star, Kawhi Leonard, and harbors no “ill will” towards the team. As George sees it, everything was “great” about his five years here —

Paul George was booed in his return to Los Angeles for the first time since leaving the Clippers last summer for the Philadelphia 76ers.

Prior to Wednesday night, Paul George never had the opportunity to play at the Intuit Dome, home of the Los Angeles Clippers. Before the LA-based franchise made

The Philadelphia 76ers offseason free-agent prize was forward Paul George, signing him to a four-year $212 million max contract in July. George had spent his previous five seasons with the Los Angeles Clippers, making the NBA All-Defensive First Team in his debut season with L.A. and being named an NBA All-Star four times.

Norman Powell scored 26 points and the Los Angeles Clippers beat the Philadelphia 76ers 110-98 in Paul George's return to face his old team.

The Los Angeles Clippers are reportedly planning an epic tribute for Paul George when the 76ers visit on Wednesday.

Philadelphia 76ers star Paul George has recently faced criticism for his comments about the Los Angeles Clippers. Expressing his excitement about the new $2 billion Intuit Dome, George seems to have gotten into the firing line of the Clippers fans.