OKC @ SAS

Q4

• 01:45.9 Foul: Shooting Correct call
  Lonnie Walker IV on Shai Gilgeous-Alexander

  Walker IV (SAS) makes contact with Gilgeous-Alexander's (OKC) arm as he is gathering the ball.

• 01:38.9 Foul: Personal Correct non-call
  Darius Bazley on Dejounte Murray

  Bazley (OKC) maintains a legal guarding position during Murray's (SAS) drive to the rim.

• 01:30.8 Foul: Offensive Correct non-call
  Olivier Sarr on Keldon Johnson

  Sarr (OKC) is set in Johnson's (SAS) path and delivers marginal contact during the screen attempt.

• 01:29.7 Foul: Personal Correct non-call
  Keldon Johnson on Shai Gilgeous-Alexander

  Johnson (SAS) reaches around Gilgeous-Alexander's (OKC) body and cleanly dislodges the ball on the drive.

• 01:21.5 Foul: Offensive Correct non-call
  Jakob Poeltl on Shai Gilgeous-Alexander

  Poeltl (SAS) firms up and delivers marginal contact to Gilgeous-Alexander (OKC) during the screen.

• 01:19.5 Foul: Offensive Correct non-call
  Keldon Johnson on Aleksej Pokusevski

  Johnson (SAS) briefly hooks Pokusevski's (OKC) arm at the start of his drive, the contact is marginal and did not affect Pokusevski's ability to defend the play.

• 01:15.9 Foul: Shooting Correct non-call
  Olivier Sarr on Jakob Poeltl

  Sarr (OKC) delivers marginal body contact to Poeltl's (SAS) body during his shot attempt near the rim.

• 01:03.7 Foul: Personal Correct non-call
  Jakob Poeltl on Darius Bazley

  Poeltl (SAS) gets beat to the spot and delivers marginal body contact to Bazley (OKC) at the start of his drive.

• 01:00.4 Foul: Personal Correct non-call
  Keldon Johnson on Olivier Sarr

  Johnson (SAS) makes incidental contact with Sarr's (OKC) head while tracking the loose ball in the post. Contact to an opponent's head/face can be deemed marginal when the result of a natural basketball move, provided the contact is not disproportionate or uncontrolled.

• 01:00.4 Foul: Shooting Correct non-call
  Jakob Poeltl on Darius Bazley

  Poeltl (SAS) legally blocks Bazley's (OKC) shot attempt at the rim.

• 00:50.7 Foul: Shooting Correct non-call
  Aleksej Pokusevski on Keldon Johnson

  While defending the shot at the rim, Pokusevski (OKC) makes marginal contact with Johnson's (SAS) body and clean contact with the ball.

• 00:48.9 Foul: Loose Ball Correct non-call
  Shai Gilgeous-Alexander on Dejounte Murray

  Murray (SAS) accidentally trips on Gilgeous-Alexander's (OKC) foot as he goes for the rebound.

• 00:33.5 Foul: Loose Ball Correct non-call
  Olivier Sarr on Jakob Poeltl

  Sarr (OKC) extends both arms into Poeltl's (SAS) back and delivers marginal contact during the rebound attempt.

• 00:11.8 Foul: Shooting Correct non-call
  Aleksej Pokusevski on Dejounte Murray

  Pokusevski (OKC) legally contests Murray's (SAS) shot attempt. Any "high-five" contact after the release of the shot is considered incidental.

• 00:09.9 Foul: Loose Ball Correct non-call
  Jakob Poeltl on Olivier Sarr

  Poeltl (SAS) slightly extends his forearm into Sarr's (OKC) body during the rebound attempt, the contact is marginal and did not affect Sarr's ability to rebound the ball.

• 00:04.8 Violation: Defensive Goaltending Correct call
  Keldon Johnson on Aleksej Pokusevski

  Johnson (SAS) contacts the ball after it has made contact with the backboard and it still has an opportunity to score.

• 00:04.8 Foul: Personal Correct non-call
  Shai Gilgeous-Alexander on Lonnie Walker IV

  Gilgeous-Alexander (OKC) makes marginal contact to Walker IV's (SAS) arm at the start of his drive towards the rim.

• 00:04.8 Foul: Personal Correct non-call
  Theo Maledon on Joshua Primo

  Maledon (OKC) makes incidental contact with Primo (SAS) that does not affect his FOM.

• 00:01.3 Foul: Personal Correct non-call
  Dejounte Murray on Shai Gilgeous-Alexander

  Murray (SAS) briefly holds Gilgeous-Alexander (OKC) during the screen attempt, the contact is marginal and did not affect Gilgeous-Alexander's FOM.

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.