LAL @ NYK
Q4
- 0:01:43 Foul: Loose Ball Incorrect non-callKristaps Porzingis on Julius Randle
Porzingis (NYK) wraps up Randle (LAL) and prevents him from retrieving the rebound.
- 0:01:26 Foul: Personal Correct callKobe Bryant on Carmelo Anthony
Bryant (LAL) grabs Anthony (NYK) around the waist and affects his RSBQ as he begins his drive to the basket.
- 0:01:19 Foul: Personal Correct callJulius Randle on Kristaps Porzingis
Randle (LAL) grabs Porzingis (NYK) after he secures the rebound.
- 0:01:11 Foul: Personal Incorrect non-callJordan Clarkson on Kristaps Porzingis
RHH shows Clarkson (LAL) makes contact with Porzingis' (NYK) arm that causes him to lose control of the dribble.
- 0:01:08 Foul: Personal Correct non-callKobe Bryant on Kristaps Porzingis
New York is granted a timeout before the contact by Bryant (LAL) on Porzingis (NYK). The dead ball contact is not enough to warrant a technical or flagrant foul.
- 0:00:48.900000 Foul: Shooting Correct callKobe Bryant on Carmelo Anthony
Bryant (LAL) jumps from point A to point B and makes contact with Anthony's (NYK) hip as he attempts the jump shot.
- 0:00:44.500000 Foul: Shooting Correct non-callCarmelo Anthony on Kobe Bryant
RHH shows Anthony (NYK) make contact with Bryant's (LAL) hand while it is in contact with the ball, causing him to lose control. Contact which occurs on the hand of the offensive player, while that hand is in contact with the ball, is legal.
- 0:00:32.400000 Foul: Shooting Correct non-callJose Calderon on Jordan Clarkson
Calderon (NYK) makes incidental "high-five" contact with Clarkson (LAL) after the shot has been released.
- 0:00:27.700000 Foul: Loose Ball Incorrect non-callRoy Hibbert on Robin Lopez
Hibbert (LAL) dislodges Lopez (NYK) and affects his ability to retrieve the rebound.
- 0:00:14.600000 Foul: Personal Correct callRoy Hibbert on Lance Thomas
Hibbert (LAL) commits a take foul on Thomas (NYK).
- 0:00:09.100000 Foul: Offensive Correct non-callRoy Hibbert on Langston Galloway
Hibbert (LAL) sets the screen on Galloway (NYK) and gives him room to avoid the contact.
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