DET @ BKN
Q4
- 02:00.0 Violation: Defensive Goaltending Correct non-callNic Claxton on Jaden Ivey
Claxton (BKN) cleanly blocks Ivey's (DET) shot attempt before the ball has reached its apex.
- 01:38 Foul: Shooting Correct non-callJalen Wilson on Marcus Sasser
Wilson (BKN) legally contests Sasser's (DET) jump shot attempt.
- 01:16.5 Foul: Shooting Correct non-callTroy Brown Jr. on Cam Thomas
Brown Jr. (DET) is moving alongside Thomas' (BKN) path, and the contact during the driving shot attempt is marginal.
- 01:04.9 Foul: Shooting Correct non-callCam Thomas on Troy Brown Jr.
Thomas (BKN) is moving alongside Brown Jr.'s (DET) path, and the contact during the driving shot attempt is marginal.
- 01:04.9 Violation: Defensive Goaltending Correct non-callNic Claxton on Troy Brown Jr.
After communicating with the Replay Center, the ruling on the court (defensive goaltending) was overturned to an inadvertent whistle. Claxton (BKN) cleanly blocks Brown Jr.'s (DET) shot attempt before the ball reaches its apex. At the time of the whistle, the Nets had imminent possession and play correctly resumes with Brooklyn ball.
- 01:00.0 Foul: Personal Correct non-callMarcus Sasser on Dennis Schroder
Sasser (HOU) brings his left hand toward Schroder's (BKN) side and marginal contact occurs as he brings the ball up the court.
- 00:58.3 Foul: Personal Correct non-callMarcus Sasser on Dennis Schroder
Sasser (DET) is moving alongside Schroder's (BKN) path, and marginal contact occurs as they come together at the same spot.
- 00:27.7 Foul: Personal Correct non-callTroy Brown Jr. on Dennis Schroder
Brown Jr. (DET) is moving toward Schroder (BKN) and marginal contact occurs as they come together along the sideline.
- 00:25.0 Foul: Personal Correct callMarcus Sasser on Dennis Schroder
Sasser (DET) extends both hands forward and initiates contact with Schroder (BKN) that affects his SQBR.
- 00:24.2 Foul: Shooting Correct non-callDay'Ron Sharpe on Troy Brown Jr.
Sharpe (BKN) legally contests Brown Jr.'s (DET) jump shot attempt.
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