LAL @ DEN
Q4
- 01:58.2 Foul: Personal Correct non-callStanley Johnson on Zeke Nnaji
Johnson (LAL) briefly engages with Nnaji (DEN) as he rolls to the basket.
- 01:56.5 Foul: Shooting Correct non-callMac McClung on Zeke Nnaji
McClung (LAL) jumps from A to B and legally contest the play near the rim by Nnaji (DEN).
- 01:51 Foul: Defense 3 Second Correct non-callVlatko Cancar on Lakers
Cancar (DEN) is in the paint for at or about three seconds when he is imminently exiting.
- 01:37.9 Foul: Offensive Correct non-callVlatko Cancar on Austin Reaves
Cancar (DEN) makes marginal contact with Reaves (LAL) as the pair move up the court, Reaves' reaction is not consistent with the level of contact.
- 01:31 Foul: Personal Correct non-callWenyen Gabriel on Vlatko Cancar
Gabriel (LAL) makes marginal contact as he briefly places two hands on Cancar's (DEN) body during his drive.
- 01:29.3 Foul: Shooting Correct non-callWenyen Gabriel on Vlatko Cancar
Gabriel (LAL) legally contests the driving shot attempt by Cancar (DEN).
- 01:02.7 Foul: Shooting Correct callMason Jones on Markus Howard
Jones (LAL) jumps from point A to B and makes contact with Howard's (DEN) body that affects his driving shot attempt.
- 00:51.4 Foul: Shooting Incorrect callMarkus Howard on Mac McClung
Howard (DEN) contest McClung's (LAL) jump shot and gives him room to land following the attempt, McClung extends his leg in an abnormal way, causing the leg to leg contact.
- 00:16.2 Stoppage: Out-of-Bounds Correct callAustin Reaves on Vlatko Cancar
Reaves (LAL) makes contact with the ball last before it goes out of bonds. DEN maintains possession of the ball.
- 00:15.5 Foul: Personal Correct non-callStanley Johnson on Bryn Forbes
Johnson (LAL) makes marginal contact with Forbes' (DEN) body while attempting to trap the player along the sideline and with his two teammates.
- 00:01.3 Foul: Shooting Correct non-callWenyen Gabriel on Davon Reed
Gabriel (LAL) gives Reed (DEN) room to land on the jump shot attempt.
Q5
- 01:42.3 Foul: Shooting Correct non-callMarkus Howard on Austin Reaves
Howard (DEN) legally contests Reaves' (LAL) jump shot attempt.
- 01:36.1 Foul: Offensive Correct non-callZeke Nnaji on Mason Jones
Nnaji (DEN) moves towards the basket and makes incidental contact with Jones (LAL) on the sequence.
- 01:18 Foul: Personal Correct non-callAustin Reaves on Davon Reed
After the steal and in transition, Reaves (LAL) makes marginal contact to the arm of Reed (DEN).
- 01:15.3 Foul: Flagrant Type 1 Correct callMac McClung on Davon Reed
All Flagrant Fouls are reviewed by League Operations.
- 01:15.2 Foul: Personal Incorrect non-callStanley Johnson on Vlatko Cancar
Johnson (LAL) grabs Cancar's (DEN) jersey off-ball as he is cutting to get open during the inbound play.
- 00:39.6 Foul: Shooting Correct callMac McClung on Bryn Forbes
McClung (LAL) makes contact with Forbes's (DEN) arm that affects his driving shot attempt.
- 00:30.9 Foul: Personal Incorrect non-callDavon Reed on Austin Reaves
Reed (DEN) places his arm on Reaves' (LAL) hip while defending the dribble.
- 00:20.7 Foul: Shooting Correct non-callDavon Reed on Austin Reaves
Reed (DEN) gives Reaves (LAL) room to land on the jump shot attempt, additionally the contact to his hand is deemed legal high-five contact.
- 00:06.1 Foul: Personal Correct callVlatko Cancar on Mason Jones
Cancar (DEN) commits a take foul on Jones (LAL).
- 00:05.2 Foul: Personal Correct callMarkus Howard on Mason Jones
Howard (DEN) commits a take foul on Jones (LAL).
- 00:02.4 Foul: Personal Correct callWenyen Gabriel on Markus Howard
Gabriel (LAL) makes foot to foot contact with Howard (DEN), causing him to fall to the ground during the inbound play.
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