However, the three referees had already reached a decision.
The head referee, Saunders, explained to Tony Parker:
"Old man, that was too dangerous. You saw it yourself. He grabbed Wang Yi in midair like that. If Wang Yi had fallen backward, the consequences would have been unthinkable. Not calling a Flagrant 2 Foul was already very lenient."
Tony Parker shook his head repeatedly. "No, no, no! He grabbed Wang Yi while he was still on the floor, not after Wang Yi had jumped! Who knows why Wang was so strong that he could still jump while dragging him along? It was a foul before the jump, not a flagrant foul in midair!"
Head referee Saunders continued:
"But you saw it too. That really did put Wang Yi at considerable risk of serious injury, and the risk was very high."
No matter how Tony Parker argued after that, the three referees didn't change their call.
Durant was dumbfounded again.
He'd wanted to pull Wang Yi down, but he hadn't expected Wang Yi to take him flying through the air.
That jump had turned what should have been a common foul into a Flagrant 2 Foul.
So I couldn't completely understand Baiyin's feelings.
But Parker seemed to have anticipated this. He'd already moved up and was defending in France's backcourt.
The Overlord Dunk looked incredibly fierce and dominant, but it also consumed a tremendous amount of energy.
The teammates and coaches around them breathed a sigh of relief when they heard that.
After Zhang Jiacheng dribbled slowly into the frontcourt, he didn't continue the attack. He kept dribbling at a leisurely pace.
Parker, however, was a doting father.
109:104.
"If China Team lets them attack, they could hit a three-pointer, or they could get a basket and a free throw."
"What's Parker