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EPISODE · Sep 30, 2026 · 1H 39M

Interview with Robert Parish

from Chasing Hardware · host One Game

Robert Parish won three rings in Boston and another in Chicago over the course of his incredible 21 year career. Tremendous insights and stories as we cover Bird and McHale, Cornbread and "William" Walton, DJ, Ainge and the rest from the Boston years, Rick Barry, Clifford Ray, and Jamaal Wilkes from Golden State, and MJ, Pippen, and Dennis Rodman in Chicago. We also discuss Red Auerbach, Bill Fitch, KC Joens, Al Attles and Phil Jackson, and helping desegregate his high school in Shreveport. Lastly - this is amazing - he played 79 or more games 13x in his career, and never played less than 72 games until he was 44! Load management was not a thing for this guy. Incredible stuff from a legend. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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NBA Hall of Famer Robert 'The Chief' Parish shares fantastic stories from his 21 year career, which included 9 All Star teams and 4 titles. From Shreveport to Centenary to Golden State and Boston, Robert was one of the anchors of some of the best teams in league history. Great insights from a legend.

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