P.J. Hairston Flies And Flops Into Coach Pop

Kevin Draper

PublishedJanuary 14, 2015

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This might be the least believable flop I've ever seen in the NBA.

P.J. Hairston waited, took a half-hop backwards, and then threw himself to his back
Tony Parker didn't put nearly his full weight into Hairston; he was already stopping and reversing before Hairston began his flop
Parker is 6'2", 180; Hairston is 6'6", 230
Hairston pretends he was hit SO hard that he got thrown into Coach Pop on the sideline, from basically the middle of the floor

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The refs didn't fall for Hairston's shenanigans, making no call on the play. But Hairston will surely be fined $5,000 by the NBA tomorrow: it is his second flop of the season.