POR @ DET
Q4
- 01:50.1 Foul: Shooting Correct non-callKris Murray on Duncan Robinson
Murray (POR) directly contests Robinson's (DET) jump shot attempt, making legal, incidental contact to Robinson's hand after the release.
- 01:35.7 Foul: Offensive Correct non-callRobert Williams III on Cade Cunningham
Williams (POR) firms up to his right leg in Cunningham's (DET) path and absorbs the contact.
- 01:29.4 Foul: Offensive Correct non-callJerami Grant on Tobias Harris
Grant (POR) does not extend his forearm when he releases from Harris (DET) as he steps back during his dribble on the perimeter.
- 01:15.3 Foul: Personal Correct callKris Murray on Duncan Robinson
Murray (POR) initiates contact with Robinson (DET), impeding him from his desired position off-ball.
- 00:43.8 Foul: Shooting Incorrect callDeni Avdija on Ronald Holland II
Avdija's (POR) left hand makes direct contact with the ball to cleanly dislodge it from Holland (DET) during the driving shot attempt.
- 00:41.2 Stoppage: Out-of-Bounds Correct callTrail Blazers on Pistons
Williams (POR) steps out of bounds while having possession of the ball. Play resumes with the possession correctly awarded to Detroit.
- 00:21.2 Foul: Shooting Correct callJalen Duren on Jerami Grant
Duren (DET) does not maintain a legal guarding position as he moves into Grant's (POR) path, creating contact, which affects his driving shot attempt.
- 00:19.8 Foul: Personal Correct callShaedon Sharpe on Cade Cunningham
Sharpe (POR) extends his right hand and initiates contact with Cunningham's (DET) arm, and the contact affects his SQBR/ability to control the ball.
- 00:19.1 Foul: Shooting Correct non-callIsaiah Stewart on Jerami Grant
Stewart (DET) legally contests Grant's (POR) jump shot attempt and does not move into his space. Grant brings his right knee toward Stewart after the release and returns to the floor.
- 00:15.8 Foul: Personal Take Correct callDeni Avdija on Cade Cunningham
Avdija (POR) commits a take foul on Cunningham (DET).
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