LAC @ MEM

Q4

• 01:57.0 Foul: Offensive Correct non-call
  Jaren Jackson Jr. on Ivica Zubac

  Jackson Jr. (MEM) moves into Zubac (LAC) to initiate the exchange, but both players are able to play through the contact and reach their intended spots on the floor.

• 01:51.8 Foul: Shooting Correct non-call
  Ivica Zubac on Jaren Jackson Jr.

  Zubac (LAC) reaches forwards before attempting to retract his arm into a vertical position and the contact with Jackson Jr.'s (MEM) arm is marginal.

• 01:15.6 Foul: Personal Correct call
  Jaylen Wells on James Harden

  Wells (MEM) leans into Harden (LAC) and initiates the illegal contact between the two players. Any contact in response by Harden is preceded by the illegal contact by Wells.

• 00:47.4 Foul: Shooting Incorrect call
  Ivica Zubac on Jaren Jackson Jr.

  Zubac (LAC) maintains a legal guarding position as he defend Jackson Jr. (MEM) in the post. The foul should have been called on Harden (LAC), who reaches in and makes illegal contact with Jackson Jr.'s arm.

• 00:39.7 Foul: Shooting Correct non-call
  Santi Aldama on Ivica Zubac

  Aldama (MEM) contests the dunk by Zubac (LAC) and the contact with Zubac's arm is marginal.

• 00:34.3 Foul: Shooting Correct call
  Kris Dunn on Ja Morant

  Dunn (LAC) moves laterally into Morant (MEM), affecting his SQBR during the drive to the basket.

• 00:21.1 Turnover: Traveling Correct non-call
  Ja Morant on Clippers

  Although Morant (MEM) loses his balance, he legally takes two steps before releasing the pass.

• 00:18.4 Turnover: Out of Bounds – Bad Pass Turn Correct call
  Jaren Jackson Jr. on Clippers

  Jackson Jr.'s (MEM) heel is out of bounds when he receives the pass.

• 00:15.5 Violation: Kicked Ball Correct call
  Santi Aldama on Norman Powell

  Aldama (MEM) intentionally kicks the ball.

• 00:05.7 Foul: Personal Correct call
  Desmond Bane on Norman Powell

  Bane (MEM) commits a take foul on Powell (LAC).

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.