There were some odd calls, and they came in strings, especially in the 4th quarter. Jokic's 5th foul (near the end of Q3) was an offensive foul driving on Rudy that was a close call, depending on the camera angle, although I think it was the right call. In the last few minutes, there was a blocking foul on ?Morris that could have gone the other way, followed closely by a blocking call where the defender's heels were clearly in the restricted area. There was Gobert's block on Jokic that was called goal-tending, but reviewed and reversed, that led to a jump ball that Rudy won. Nuggets fans were convinced they would have gotten the ball off the block, although it's hard to tell because everyone stopped when the whistle blew. Then there was the inbounds play after a Nuggets basket with maybe 11 seconds left in the game where the clock started before the Jazz inbounded the ball, the Jazz were having some trouble inbounding the ball, and the ref blew the whistle to correct the clock before they got the ball inbounded (only about 2 seconds had elapsed on the clock). But that's on the Nuggets' clock person.