BKN @ ORL
Q4
- 01:32.8 Foul: Personal Correct callCaleb Houstan on Jalen Wilson
Houstan (ORL) extends his arms into Wilson (BKN), illegally moving him off of his spot.
- 01:18.1 Foul: Shooting Incorrect callKeon Johnson on Tristan da Silva
Johnson (BKN) obtains a legal guarding position in da Silva's (ORL) path and is dislodged from his position. An offensive foul on da Silva should be called instead of a blocking foul on Johnson.
- 00:42.8 Foul: Personal Correct non-callKentavious Caldwell-Pope on Cam Thomas
Caldwell-Pope (ORL) leans into Thomas (BKN) as he establishes himself in a screening position and the contact is marginal.
- 00:40.9 Foul: Personal Correct non-callCaleb Houstan on Cam Thomas
Houstan (ORL) briefly engages with Thomas (BKN) and the contact is marginal as the pass is thrown out of reach.
- 00:20.2 Foul: Shooting Correct non-callBen Simmons on Kentavious Caldwell-Pope
Simmons (BKN) jumps vertically and absorbs the contact initiated by Caldwell-Pope (ORL) during his driving shot attempt.
- 00:17.7 Foul: Loose Ball Correct callJalen Wilson on Goga Bitadze
Wilson (BKN) extends his arm backwards and holds Bitadze (ORL), affecting his ability to get to the rebound.
- 00:09.1 Foul: Shooting Correct non-callTristan da Silva on Cam Thomas
da Silva (ORL) legally contests the jump shot attempt and avoids making contact with Thomas (BKN) upon returning to the floor.
- 00:05.1 Foul: Loose Ball Correct callKentavious Caldwell-Pope on Jalen Wilson
Replay review of the foul called on Caldwell-Pope (ORL) pursuant to a coach's challenge was deemed unsuccessful. Caldwell-Pope (ORL) extends his forearm into Wilson (BKN) during the loose ball, causing him to lose his balance.
- 00:03.7 Foul: Offensive Correct non-callTristan da Silva on Keon Johnson
da Silva (ORL) moves alongside of Johnson's (BKN) path and as Johnson attempts to move around him, the contact is marginal.
- 00:00.5 Foul: Shooting Correct non-callTristan da Silva on Cam Thomas
da Silva (ORL) legally contests Thomas's (BKN) jump shot attempt.
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