We obviously aren't going to see eye to eye on this issue, I'll just leave it at this. You said you only watched the last minute of the game, not the whole game. Without having done so, you don't know what the "mood" was like as far as the officiating goes, what they called or didn't call. As several others have said, the foul they DIDN'T call on Reynolds was being called all night, and for some reason they swallowed their whistle on his last drive to the basket. If you don't call that foul, you don't call the one on the sideline, bottom line. It was a bad call.

 

Correct. All I'm going off of is the actual play in question and your comments that he didn't use his hands and/or he had position.

That call decided the game and shouldn't have been called.

 

One call NEVER decides a game. What about all the missed shots and turnovers during the other 39:59:59?

We obviously aren't going to see eye to eye on this issue, I'll just leave it at this. You said you only watched the last minute of the game, not the whole game. Without having done so, you don't know what the "mood" was like as far as the officiating goes, what they called or didn't call. As several others have said, the foul they DIDN'T call on Reynolds was being called all night, and for some reason they swallowed their whistle on his last drive to the basket. If you don't call that foul, you don't call the one on the sideline, bottom line. It was a bad call.

 

Maybe you need to get a book out and learn what a legal guarding position is.