So, what is your point? Crabtree didn't hear what he said so he decided to push him in the face for good measure?
I don't care if he could hear or not, the point being made is that both guys made a mistake and one thing led to another and now you have a schitstorm over one guy making an ass out of himself.
Now everyone is rushing to judge a guy based on a 20 second soundbite that he admits was wrong and he would do differently given an opportunity. People called him a liar saying there is no way that is all he said when in fact it is exactly what he said. I guess I tend to be a bit more forgiving in this because I realize that if the entire world got to judge me by what I did or said in some of my worst moments that I wouldn't be all that popular, nor would any of us. By all means if you have never said or done anything that wouldn't be ashamed to put in front of the world for all to see, then judge away.
No. I'm saying if Crabtree didn't hear, he assumed the worst. I find absolutely no fault in Crabtree pushing Sherman away. Lots of players would have taken a swing at him. He's known to provoke that very response.
But whatever.
