8: "Why Benching Parise Was A Good Thing"

An episode of the The Spirit of Hockey podcast, hosted by Paul Fletcher, Mark Parrish (KFXN), titled "8: "Why Benching Parise Was A Good Thing"" was published on March 9, 2021 and runs 16 minutes.

March 9, 2021 ·16m · The Spirit of Hockey

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OMGOSH. The Wild lost some games. It's over. Call it. Let's look forward to the draft. This season is clearly lost! Plus Parise in the press box.

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OMGOSH. The Wild lost some games. It's over. Call it. Let's look forward to the draft. This season is clearly lost! Plus Parise in the press box.

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