DET @ MIN
Q4
- 01:54.1 Foul: Offensive Correct non-callJosh Jackson on Malik Beasley
Jackson (DET) releases from contact with Beasley (MIN) during his drive to the basket.
- 01:50 Foul: Personal Correct non-callKarl-Anthony Towns on Josh Jackson
Towns (MIN) makes marginal contact with Jackson (DET) during his pass underneath the basket.
- 01:33.5 Foul: Personal Correct non-callMason Plumlee on Karl-Anthony Towns
Plumlee (DET) makes marginal contact with Towns (MIN) defending his drive to the basket.
- 01:21.2 Foul: Shooting Correct non-callKarl-Anthony Towns on Josh Jackson
Towns (MIN) makes incidental "high-five" contact with Jackson (DET) after the release that does not affect his jump shot attempt.
- 01:19.9 Foul: Loose Ball Correct non-callMason Plumlee on Josh Okogie
Plumlee (DET) and Okogie (MIN) engage and disengage while rebounding.
- 01:08.8 Foul: Offensive Correct non-callRicky Rubio on Mason Plumlee
Rubio (MIN) establishes legal position in Plumlee's (DET) path during the screen and absorbs contact.
- 01:05.1 Foul: Shooting Correct callMason Plumlee on Karl-Anthony Towns
Towns (MIN) draws Plumlee (DET) into the air towards him and the contact results in a foul on Plumlee (DET) even if contact is initiated by Towns (MIN).
- 00:58.8 Foul: Shooting Correct non-callRicky Rubio on Blake Griffin
Rubio (MIN) makes incidental contact to Griffin's (DET) arm after the release of his jump shot attempt.
- 00:40 Foul: Personal Correct non-callMason Plumlee on D'Angelo Russell
Plumlee (DET) makes marinal contact with Russell (MIN) after he passes the ball.
- 00:36.2 Foul: Shooting Correct callJosh Jackson on Josh Okogie
Jackson (DET) makes contact to Okogie's (MIN) arm that affects his play at the basket.
- 00:26.9 Foul: Shooting Correct non-callRicky Rubio on Jerami Grant
During his jump shot attempt, Grant (DET) initiates contact with Rubio (MIN), who is in a legal guarding position.
- 00:00.2 Turnover: 24 Second Violation Correct callTimberwolves on Pistons
A 24 second violation is correctly called.
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