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Thu, December 3, 2015 · 2015-16

OKC @ MIA

OKC 95 — MIA 97
Calls reviewed
10
Graded incorrect
3
Officials
Dan Crawford, David Guthrie, Eli Roe

Q4

  • 0:01:44 Foul: Personal Correct non-call
    Goran Dragic on Russell Westbrook

    LATR shows that Westbrook (OKC) does not go through Dragic's (MIA) space. Dragic established legal guarding position and the contact is considered incidental.

  • 0:01:22 Turnover: Traveling Incorrect non-call
    Chris Bosh

    Bosh (MIA) splits his feet on the perimeter at the start of his drive.

  • 0:01:21 Foul: Defense 3 Second Incorrect non-call
    Andre Roberson

    Roberson (OKC) is in the paint without actively guarding an opponent for longer than three seconds.

  • 0:01:14 Foul: Personal Incorrect call
    Dion Waiters on Dwyane Wade

    Waiters (OKC) jumps in the air to defend the shot attempt and would have avoided any contact with Wade (MIA) if Wade had not jumped into Waiters.

  • 0:01:06 Foul: Shooting Correct non-call
    Serge Ibaka on Chris Bosh

    Ibaka (OKC) legally contests Bosh's (MIA) jump shot attempt.

  • 0:00:52.200000 Foul: Offensive Correct non-call
    Serge Ibaka on Justise Winslow

    Ibaka (OKC) sets the screen on Winslow (MIA) and gives him room to avoid the contact.

  • 0:00:33.400000 Foul: Personal Correct non-call
    Dion Waiters on Dwyane Wade

    Waiters (OKC) maintains legal guarding position and does not affect Wade's (MIA) RSBQ at the start of the drive.

  • 0:00:29.300000 Foul: Offensive Correct non-call
    Serge Ibaka on Justise Winslow

    Ibaka (OKC) sets the screen on Winslow (MIA) and gives him room to avoid the contact.

  • 0:00:01.500000 Foul: Shooting Correct call
    Serge Ibaka on Dwyane Wade

    Ibaka (OKC) makes contact with Wade's (MIA) body that affects his driving layup attempt.

  • 0:00:00.700000 Foul: Shooting Correct non-call
    Dwyane Wade on Russell Westbrook

    Wade (MIA) maintains legal guarding position as he contests Westbrook's (OKC) jump shot attempt.

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