One was called offensive interference, the other was not called at all. Suns lose by 1

Magic Johnson dunks on Julius Irving in Game 1 of the 1983 NBA Finals but is called for an offensive foul

The rookie Jalen Brunson draws his first-ever charging foul The victim is TJ Warren with replaysMavericks and Suns commentaryPhoenix Suns vs Dallas Mavericks - 101718

The opposing players are baffled as fouls get called just for making contact with Michael Jordan

Ezra Ausar drives gets bumped by Brice Williams under the rim and falls with the ball and he throws the ball at Williams' chest who throws it back at his faceshoulder with replaysA double technical was asserted and a flagrant-1 to Brice upon review

LeBron James defends Kevin Durants game tying shot attempt controversial no call

Ben Taylor of Thinking Basketball questions why the NBA has stopped calling offensive fouls when players charge into someone or use their off-arm showing clips from just a decade ago where those moves were illegal and the players didn't even argue the calls when they happened