WAS @ BKN
Q4
- 01:07.3 Foul: Defense 3 Second Correct non-callDeni Avdija on Nets
Avdija (WAS) is in the paint for less than three seconds when he is imminently exiting.
- 01:04 Foul: Personal Incorrect non-callJordan Poole on Mikal Bridges
At the end of the drive, Poole (WAS) grabs and restricts Bridges's (BKN) arm, affecting his SQBR and causing him to lose control of the ball.
- 00:57 Violation: Defensive Goaltending Correct non-callNic Claxton
Claxton (BKN) cleanly blocks the shot attempt prior to when the ball reaches its apex.
- 00:40.3 Foul: Personal Correct non-callJordan Poole on Cameron Johnson
Poole (WAS) moves to defend Johnson (BKN) and marginal body contact occurs prior to Johnson releasing the pass.
- 00:34.2 Foul: Offensive Correct non-callNic Claxton on Jordan Poole
Claxton (BKN) and Poole (WAS) briefly come together as Poole moves to defend Johnson (BKN) and marginal contact occurs.
- 00:31.5 Foul: Shooting Correct non-callDeni Avdija on Cameron Johnson
Avdija (WAS) brushes Johnson's (BKN) left arm and marginal contact occurs during the shot attempt near the rim.
- 00:27.2 Foul: Clear Path Correct callJordan Poole on Spencer Dinwiddie
The crew utilizes instant replay for a potential clear path foul. After communicating with the Replay Center, it was determined that Poole (WAS) initiates illegal body contact with Dinwiddie (BKN) after he releases the pass to Bridges (BKN) and while there is no defender between Bridges and the basket.
- 00:26.6 Foul: Personal Correct non-callBilal Coulibaly on Mikal Bridges
Couilbaly (WAS) makes contact with the ball while simultaneous incidental contact occurs with Bridges' (BKN) right arm.
- 00:20.2 Foul: Personal Correct callJordan Poole on Mikal Bridges
Poole (WAS) initiates contact with Bridges' (BKN) left arm that affects his SQBR.
- 00:15.9 Foul: Personal Correct callJordan Poole on Spencer Dinwiddie
Poole (WAS) grabs and holds Dinwiddie's (BKN) left arm as he attempts to get to the pass. The contact occurs after release of the in-bounds pass.
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