Andre Drummond ejected for potential Victor Wembanyama flop, both technicals rescinded after wild sequence

A second-quarter scuffle between Victor Wembanyama and Andre Drummond led to confusing sequence in Monday evening’s contest between the San Antonio Spurs and Philadelphia 76ers.

After Drummond was issued a technical foul for shoving Wembanyama the play before, the pair again found themselves tangled up the next possession. Although there appeared to be little contact from Drummond, Wembanyama fell to the ground and Drummond was issued a second technical foul and received an ejection.

Drummond made his way back to the locker room, where he figured to spend the remainder of the night. However, a review of the play later resulted in the referees rescinding the technical foul call and allowing the 76ers big man to return.

Additionally, the officials ruled that Wembanyama had flopped on the play and issued him a technical foul instead. However, the back-and-forth decision-making didn’t end there.

After Tyrese Maxey had already shot the technical free throw for Wembanyama’s flopping penalty, the referees gathered to make another change. Another review determined that Wembanyama had in fact not flopped on the play, taking away the free throw and allowing play to resume with no fouls on either player.

This story will be updated.

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