CHI @ NYK

Q4

• 01:54.2 Foul: Offensive Correct non-call
  Nikola Vucevic on Alec Burks

  Vucevic (CHI) establishes himself in a screening position in Burks' path (NYK) and absorbs the contact.

• 01:45.8 Foul: Shooting Correct non-call
  Julius Randle on Zach LaVine

  Randle (NYK) maintains a legal guarding position as he moves alongside LaVine (CHI) during the driving shot attempt.

• 01:25.8 Foul: Personal Correct call
  DeMar DeRozan on Julius Randle

  DeRozan (CHI) reaches across Randle's (NYK) arms as he catches the ball and affects his SQBR.

• 01:16.2 Foul: Offensive Correct non-call
  Nikola Vucevic on Alec Burks

  Vucevic (CHI) establishes himself in a screening position in Burks' path (NYK) and absorbs the contact.

• 00:59.8 Foul: Personal Correct non-call
  Alex Caruso on Julius Randle

  Caruso (CHI) cleanly dislodges the ball from Randle (NYK) before making incidental hand contact.

• 00:53.6 Foul: Shooting Incorrect call
  Evan Fournier on Zach LaVine

  Fournier (NYK) reaches across LaVine's (CHI) body and makes contact that affects his SQBR. The contact occurs prior to LaVine's gather and should have been whistled as a personal foul.

• 00:47.2 Foul: Offensive Correct non-call
  Evan Fournier on Nikola Vucevic

  Fournier (NYK) establishes himself in a screening position in Vucevic's (CHI) path and absorbs the contact.

• 00:20.9 Foul: Shooting Correct non-call
  Evan Fournier on DeMar DeRozan

  Fournier (NYK) makes clean contact with the ball on DeRozan's (CHI) driving shot attempt.

• 00:17.4 Foul: Shooting Correct non-call
  Lonzo Ball on Immanuel Quickley

  Ball (CHI) legally contests Quickley's (NYK) jump shot attempt.

• 00:11.1 Foul: Personal Correct call
  Julius Randle on DeMar DeRozan

  Randle (NYK) commits a take foul on DeRozan (CHI).

• 00:06.0 Foul: Personal Correct call
  Julius Randle on DeMar DeRozan

  Randle (NYK) commits a take foul on DeRozan (CHI).

Verdicts and comments are the NBA's, published in its Last Two Minute Report. Only games within three points at the two-minute mark are reviewed, so this is officiating under maximum scrutiny rather than a sample of officiating generally.