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Message: [QUOTE="Porthoz, post: 2581991, member: 2221"] Wonderful essay, based on the fallacy that Parker is playing as props do. Think of it as him being a prop that plays like a lock, not the other way around... because there is a difference. How many times this season have you seen Parker take the first or second hit-up? He is still taking the same runs at the same time in the set and with the same efficiency. Yes, he does occasionally, and I stress the word occasionally, take an early hit-up, but most of the times, he has been playing where he has always played. By the way, whether you're a prop or a lock, you're still running at and trying to stop the same big guys, so that physical aspect is another non issue you're using to argue your case. I don't base conclusions out of statistics, I use them as a tool to verify and confirm my views, which is how statistics should always be used! Sorry mate, that 10 on his back is blurring your vision to everything else. Maybe you should stop and think why Parker is playing with that number, instead of worrying that he's being used as a classic prop, which he is not! [/QUOTE]

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