IND @ WAS

Q4

• 0:01:40 Foul: Shooting Correct non-call
  George Hill on John Wall

  Hill (IND) legally contests Wall's (WAS) jump shot attempt. Any "high-five" contact after the release is considered incidental.

• 0:01:38 Instant Replay: Support Ruling Correct call

  After communicating with the Replay Center, the ruling on the court that the ball was last touched by Washington was confirmed.

• 0:01:20 Foul: Shooting Correct non-call
  Marcin Gortat on Lavoy Allen

  Gortat (WAS) maintains a legal guarding position on the shot attempt by Allen (IND).

• 0:00:59.500000 Foul: Shooting Correct non-call
  Marcin Gortat on Jordan Hill

  Gortat (WAS) maintains a legal guarding position on the shot attempt by Hill (IND).

• 0:00:41.500000 Foul: Shooting Correct call
  Ian Mahinmi on John Wall

  Mahinmi (IND) does not obtain a legal guarding position and makes body to body contact with Wall (WAS) inside the restricted area that affects his drive to the basket and shot attempt.

• 0:00:35.100000 Foul: Offensive Correct non-call
  George Hill on Alan Anderson

  George (IND) makes incidental contact with Anderson (WAS) that does not affect his ability to defend the drive to the basket.

• 0:00:10.800000 Foul: Shooting Correct call
  Lavoy Allen on Nene

  Allen (IND) does not obtain a legal guarding position and makes body to body contact with Nene (WAS) that affects his drive to the basket and shot attempt.

• 0:00:08.500000 Foul: Personal Correct non-call
  Nene on Paul George

  Nene (WAS) makes incidental contact with George (IND) that does not affect his FOM.

• 0:00:03 Foul: Shooting Correct call
  Alan Anderson on Paul George

  LHH and LATR show that Anderson (WAS) dislodges George's (IND) hand from the ball and the contact affects his drive to the basket and shot attempt.

• 0:00:02.200000 Foul: Shooting Correct non-call
  Solomon Hill on John Wall

  Hill (IND) legally contests Wall's (WAS) jump shot attempt.

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.