Jason Goldenberg: NBA referee stats (#35)

Fouls per game, games worked and totals, season 2026-27, from the box scores.

Jason Goldenberg, NBA referee #35: 41 games worked, 39.3 fouls per game (−0.7 vs the league's 40.0), 0.0 points per game in his games. Recent games and next assignments, from the box scores.

Games worked41
Fouls per game39.3
vs league avg−0.7
Avg total points0.0

League average: 40.0 fouls per game over every officiated game with a box score. Green ≥ +2, red ≤ −2.

Recent games worked

DateGameScoreTotalFouls
Feb 26, 2026SAC at DAL0–0038
Feb 23, 2026UTA at HOU0–0030
Feb 20, 2026MIL at NOP0–0034
Feb 11, 2026IND at BKN0–0036
Feb 7, 2026CLE at SAC0–0035
Jan 31, 2026DAL at HOU0–0032
Jan 29, 2026MIA at CHI0–0039
Jan 27, 2026MIL at PHI0–0034
Jan 23, 2026HOU at DET0–0042
Jan 20, 2026LAL at DEN0–0039
Jan 18, 2026BKN at CHI0–0033
Jan 16, 2026LAC at TOR0–0040
Jan 13, 2026PHX at MIA0–0044
Jan 10, 2026SAS at BOS0–0031
Jan 6, 2026MIA at MIN0–0043
Jan 4, 2026DET at CLE0–0042
Jan 2, 2026ORL at CHI0–0038
Dec 29, 2025CLE at SAS0–0041
Dec 27, 2025DAL at SAC0–0026
Dec 25, 2025HOU at LAL0–0030

How PropLab uses the referee

The fouls-above-average figure is one input of the Game Context block (15% of every pick’s score), next to the spread, the total, home/away and back-to-backs. A crew that calls more fouls means more free throws and more foul trouble; a crew that lets play go means faster, cleaner games. It moves a score at the margins; the player and the matchup move it far more.

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