LAL @ CHA

Q4

• 0:01:37 Foul: Shooting Correct call
  Jeremy Lin on Michael Kidd-Gilchrist

  Lin (LAL) jumps and makes contact with the arm of Kidd-Gilchrist (CHA), causing him to lose the ball on the play to the basket.

• 0:01:36 Instant Replay: Overturn Ruling Correct call

  After communicating with the Replay Center, the ruling on the court was overturned and the ball was awarded to Los Angeles.

• 0:01:29 Foul: Offensive Correct non-call
  Jordan Hill on Michael Kidd-Gilchrist

  Hill (LAL) sets the screen on Kidd-Gilchrist (CHA) and gives him the opportunity to stop and/or change direction.

• 0:00:18.700000 Foul: Personal Correct call
  Wesley Johnson on Mo Williams

  Johnson (LAL) commits a take foul on Williams (CHA).

• 0:00:14.500000 Foul: Shooting Correct call
  Michael Kidd-Gilchrist on Jeremy Lin

  As Lin (LAL) drives to the basket, Kidd-Gilchrist (CHA) makes contact with the body of Lin, affecting his layup attempt.

• 0:00:13.900000 Foul: Personal Correct call
  Jordan Clarkson on Gerald Henderson

  Clarkson (LAL) commits a take foul on Henderson (CHA).

• 0:00:13.200000 Turnover: Traveling Incorrect non-call
  Jordan Hill

  Hill (LAL) switches his pivot foot before handing the ball off on the perimeter.

• 0:00:07.900000 Foul: Personal Correct call
  Wesley Johnson on Mo Williams

  Johnson (LAL) commits a take foul on Williams (CHA).

• 0:00:05.400000 Foul: Offensive Correct non-call
  Jordan Hill on Cody Zeller

  Hill (LAL) makes incidental contact with Zeller (CHA) as he drives for his layup attempt.

• 0:00:03.500000 Foul: Personal Correct call
  Jordan Clarkson on Mo Williams

  Clarkson (LAL) commits a take foul on Williams (CHA).

• 0:00:00 Instant Replay: Support Ruling Correct call

  After communicating with the Replay Center, the ruling on the court that the shot was taken before the clock expired was upheld.

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.