Maybe somebody already posted this, but did you see Trayce Jackson Davis block a Minnesota player's shot, it didn't leave the shooter's hand and

[McNutt76]

the refs didn't call a jump ball after the guy returned to the floor with the ball still in his hands? The guy then attempted another shot and the refs called a foul on TJD. What's wrong with these refs? They don't know basketball.

 

[aajohn2000]

the refs didn't call a jump ball after the guy returned to the floor with the ball still in his hands? The guy then attempted another shot and the refs called a foul on TJD. What's wrong with these refs? They don't know basketball.

I believe the call was a jump ball.

 

[ulrey]

I believe the call was a jump ball.

It was

 

[BusdriverE]

Some of these posters don’t understand the game they’re watching

 

[McNutt76]

I believe the call was a jump ball.

If that was the case, why did he attempt a second shot and Trayce Jackson Davis was called for a foul?

 

[8Stars5Banners]

If that was the case, why did he attempt a second shot and Trayce Jackson Davis was called for a foul?

The announcers assumed it was a foul and then realized a jump ball was called

 

[Torbin.Bequette]

The announcers assumed it was a foul and then realized a jump ball was called

Nuance

 

[aajohn2000]

If that was the case, why did he attempt a second shot and Trayce Jackson Davis was called for a foul?

Not sure. Just know it was called a jump ball. If you recorded the game, you could go back and watch it.

 

[13thman]

Wasn't it Race?

 

[ams66]

The announcers assumed it was a foul and then realized a jump ball was called

Yes. I have never seen a jump ball called when both players are in mid-air and each had one hand on the ball. I assumed it was a foul also.