Lakers Grizzlies referee report: James three-point foul for abnormal leg extension

The Grizzlies beat the Lakers 104-99 yesterday, and today the official release of the final 2-minute report:

With 1:34 left in the game, James' three-point shot caused Kyle Anderson to foul him, and then the Grizzlies challenged the referee to change the verdict. The report notes that Anderson interfered with James' jump shot in accordance with the rules, and that the incidental "high-five" contact between the two after James' shot was not a foul. Anderson then had collateral lower limb contact with James, but James had an abnormal leg extension.

In the subsequent jump ball, Anderson moves from the specified position before the jump ball starts, which is a jump ball violation.

In the final 48 seconds, Morant's Grand Slalom was fouled by Bradley, but he had already violated the law before that.

In the last 22 seconds, when James did no-ball cover, he did not stand in position and should have blown an offensive foul.