Not for flinging his glove into the dugout.
Not for flinging his cap into the runway as he stalked to the clubhouse.
And he has a wild talent for flinging out ideas you want to stop and have a look at.
Neymar picks up the first yellow card for flinging his arm into the face of Luka Modric.
John Ruskin, an important critic, lampooned Whistler for asking "200 guineas for flinging a pot of paint in the public's face".
On opening day, Ryan Harrison, who was fined $2,100 at the French Open for flinging his racket over a fence, lost his temper on the Louis Armstrong court.
But it seems many Americans actually admire their post-imperial snobbery and propensity for flinging elaborate insults at aspiring singers, chefs, jugglers or Hyundai-owning audience members.
You can use it for putting on (or storing) your shoes, and for flinging garments/bags/towels at, or just sitting back and admiring.
Anderson, who most likely received the suspension for flinging his helmet toward the plate, said the umpire, Dan Iassogna, wrote that Anderson had used profane language in three instances.
As a minor leaguer in 2006, while playing for Class AAA Durham, he was suspended for 50 games by the International League for flinging a bat at an umpire in disgust after a called third strike.
