Fans of Chinese snowboard star Su Yiming aren’t the only people raising concerns about the judging for Canadian Max Parrot’s gold-medal Olympic slopestyle performance. Fellow Canadian snowboarder Mark McMorris, who won bronze, told CBC he felt he had the run of the day . “Obviously would have been nice to have a different shade of medal. But knowing that I kind of had the run of the day and one of the best rounds of my life and the whole industry knows what happened — pretty, pretty crazy,” McMorris said. McMorris’ comments came after Su’s coach asked fans to stop criticizing judges, Bloomberg reports . Yasuhiro Sato posted a letter on social networking site Weibo asking fans to stop criticizing judges, saying that he and Su respect the results that saw the athlete from the host country finish second. Replays showed a double-knee grab by Parrot, but it was not noticed by judges, who did not ask for a replay because they believed the run looked clean, Iztok Sumatic, the head judg...