MIA @ PHI

Q4

• 0:01:18 Foul: Offensive Correct non-call
  Henry Sims on Tyler Johnson

  Sims (PHI) sets the screen on Johnson (MIA) and gives him the opportunity to stop and/or change direction.

• 0:00:54.900000 Foul: Loose Ball Correct call
  Tyler Johnson on JaKarr Sampson

  Johnson (MIA) dislodges Sampson (PHI) from behind and affects his ability to secure the rebound.

• 0:00:42.800000 Foul: Personal Correct non-call
  Robert Covington on Tyler Johnson

  LHH shows that Covington (PHI) initially makes contact with the ball causing Johnson (MIA) to lose control prior to the incidental contact with his arm and body.

• 0:00:41.600000 Instant Replay: Overturn Ruling Correct call

  After communicating with the Replay Center, the ruling on the court that the ball was last touched by Covington (PHI) was overturned and Philadelphia was awarded possession.

• 0:00:34.900000 Foul: Offensive Incorrect non-call
  Henry Sims on James Ennis

  Sims (PHI) sets the screen on Ennis (MIA) without giving him the opportunity to stop and/or change direction.

• 0:00:33.200000 Foul: Shooting Correct non-call
  Michael Beasley on Robert Covington

  Beasley (MIA) makes incidental contact with Covington (PHI) that does not affect his shot attempt.

• 0:00:22.500000 Foul: Shooting Correct non-call
  JaKarr Sampson on Michael Beasley

  Sampson (PHI) makes incidental contact with Beasley (MIA) that does not affect his layup attempt.

• 0:00:19.900000 Instant Replay: Support Ruling Correct call

  After communicating with the Replay Center, the ruling on the court that the ball was last touched by Covington (PHI) was upheld, and Miami retained possession.

• 0:00:14.600000 Foul: Offensive Correct non-call
  Michael Beasley on Jerami Grant

  Beasley (MIA) and Grant (PHI) briefly engage before the pass into the post.

• 0:00:08.300000 Foul: Shooting Correct non-call
  Henry Walker on Robert Covington

  Walker (MIA) legally contests Covington's (PHI) jump shot.

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.