HOU @ SAS

Q4

• 01:46.9 Foul: Offensive Correct non-call
  Dillon Brooks on Jeremy Sochan

  Brooks (HOU) establishes himself in a screening position in Sochan's (SAS) path and the two players briefly engage and disengage.

• 01:44.0 Foul: Shooting Correct call
  Keldon Johnson on Jalen Green

  Johnson (SAS) steps into Green's (HOU) path and trips him, affecting his driving shot attempt.

• 01:37.6 Foul: Shooting Correct non-call
  Jabari Smith Jr. on Keldon Johnson

  Both Smith Jr. (HOU) and Eason (HOU) legally contest Johnson's (SAS) driving shot attempt.

• 01:04.0 Foul: Offensive Correct non-call
  Malaki Branham on Jalen Green

  Branham (SAS) firms up in a screening position in Green's (HOU) path with his arms collapsed against his own body. There is marginal leg contact as Green attempts to move around the screen.

• 00:59.8 Foul: Personal Correct call
  Chris Paul on Jabari Smith Jr.

  Paul (SAS) steps forward into Smith Jr.'s (HOU) body and causes him to lose his balance.

• 00:53.8 Foul: Shooting Correct non-call
  Jalen Green on Malaki Branham

  Green (HOU) contests the jump shot attempt by Branham (SAS) and avoids making any illegal contact.

• 00:45.7 Turnover: Traveling Correct call
  Jalen Green on Spurs

  Green (HOU) moves his pivot foot prior to releasing his dribble.

• 00:41.1 Foul: Flagrant Type 1 Correct call
  Tari Eason on Chris Paul

  Eason (HOU) steps into Paul's (SAS) landing area and Paul lands on his foot upon returning to the floor. After communicating with the Replay Center, officials determine that the play meets the criteria for a flagrant foul penalty 1.

• 00:10.3 Foul: Loose Ball Incorrect call
  Jeremy Sochan on Jalen Green

  Green (HOU) clamps and holds Sochan's (SAS) right arm, affecting his ability to pursue the rebound. There is no illegal contact by Sochan and therefore, the foul should have been called on Green instead.

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.