DET @ MIA

Q4

• 01:57.9 Foul: Shooting Correct non-call
  Trey Lyles on Kyle Lowry

  Lyles (DET) makes marginal contact with Lowry's (MIA) body during his shooting motion that does not affect his driving shot attempt.

• 01:39.2 Foul: Shooting Correct non-call
  Max Strus on Cory Joseph

  Strus (MIA) legally contests Joseph (DET) jump shot attempt. Any "high-five" contact after the release is considered incidental.

• 01:30.7 Foul: Offensive Correct non-call
  Udonis Haslem on Hamidou Diallo

  Haslem (MIA) establishes himself in a screening position in the path of Diallo (DET) firms up and absorbs the contact.

• 01:23.8 Foul: Offensive Incorrect non-call
  Udonis Haslem on Hamidou Diallo

  Haslem (MIA) sets a back screen on Diallo (DET) and doesn?t give him a step to avoid the contact.

• 01:21 Foul: Loose Ball Incorrect non-call
  Kyle Lowry on Hamidou Diallo

  Lowry (MIA) seals Diallo (DET) and affects his ability to pursue the loose ball.

• 01:13.8 Foul: Offensive Correct non-call
  Tyler Herro on Cory Joseph

  Herro (MIA) slightly extends his leg in a way that is not overt or abrupt. The contact with Joseph (DET) is marginal.

• 01:07 Foul: Personal Correct non-call
  Max Strus on Cory Joseph

  Strus (MIA) makes marginal contact to Joseph's (DET) body at the end of the drive that does not affect his ability to make the pass.

• 00:41.4 Foul: Shooting Correct non-call
  Hamidou Diallo on Max Strus

  Diallo (DET) legally contests Strus (MIA) jump shot attempt. Any "high-five" contact after the release is considered incidental.

• 00:25.6 Foul: Loose Ball Correct call
  Frank Jackson on Tyler Herro

  Jackson (DET) dislodges Herro (MIA) from his position during the rebound.

• 00:23.8 Foul: Shooting Correct non-call
  Hamidou Diallo on Tyler Herro

  Diallo (DET) moves along Herro's (MIA) path and he absorbs the body contact during the driving shot attempt. Diallo moves his arms into a legal vertical position when the contact occurs.

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.