I did give Parker credit.
I even implied that he is alot tougher than Lebron by insisting that "At least he does not whine like a baby like someone else I know". Regardless whether he wanted to sit out or not, Pop felt that it was a hard foul which is why he wanted him to sit out for a while.
If Pop did not feel like it was a hard foul, he would not have took him out the game regardless whether Parker wanted to or not.
After Charmers elbowed him Parker was holding his stomach on the ground in pain. That does not mean I am implying he is not "tough" but just showing that he had a hard time physically getting up as a result of the hard foul.
I really don't have anything to "prove" because it is my opinion whether you agree with it or not. I explained why I felt it was a flagrant 2. Charmers ALWAYS does nasty cheap shots like that all time out of frustration. That's why I KNOW because I have seen him do it before. I personally think his dirty and he also flopped previously in the game. I just thought it was a low move to do that and I just personally felt that he should have been kicked out the game. Tony Parker did not deserve that and did not do anything to him. He was blocking him but he was not on him. I stand by that. Miami gets away with to much.
I know what a jumper is vs. a free throw shot but sometimes I might use the word "jumper" interchangeable I can call it whatever I want to call it and quite frankly that is rather irrelevant and petty.
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