a lot of people forget that first it was bird and parish when mchale was just a pup and they were bringing him along slowly. those first few years it was a lot of bird and parish doing heavy lifting. then they dialed parish a little bit down and mchale way up as maxwell exited. but the chief always retained the ability to go for 30-35 any given night
@@VictorLionsTV first in games played all times still. he was the only one of the big 3 to never have a major injury. his worst injuries were all caused or made worse by laimbeer who would stick his feet up under anyone he was near enough to and they'd sprain their ankles on his feet when they came down from the shot
Thanks for this video my man!( I feel bad that i even forgot about this guy). This video clip just reminded me how swiff with the gift he was.Job well done sir.
There were a lot of centers even in that era better than the chief. But when you played against him it wasnt an easy go for you. The chief backed down to no one.
I wouldn't say he was a good shooter beginning until the 1985-1986 season and forward. Up to that point he was typically a poor shooter from mid-range.
Strange looking shot, but... When he played for Boston,he was a clutch defensively and when you needed a rebound. And it's the first vegetarian pro athlete talking about the subject.
I was stupid sleeping. True Parish wasn't Kareem, but HIS numbers? Are only comparable to MJ's. Parish WASN'T NO PUNK! HE REGULATED on Laimbeer's ass! Okay!
The Chief set the standard for pure professionalism.
a lot of people forget that first it was bird and parish when mchale was just a pup and they were bringing him along slowly. those first few years it was a lot of bird and parish doing heavy lifting. then they dialed parish a little bit down and mchale way up as maxwell exited. but the chief always retained the ability to go for 30-35 any given night
@@VictorLionsTV first in games played all times still. he was the only one of the big 3 to never have a major injury. his worst injuries were all caused or made worse by laimbeer who would stick his feet up under anyone he was near enough to and they'd sprain their ankles on his feet when they came down from the shot
Let’s not forget the great Dennis Johnson. Him and bird had great chemistry.
Thanks for this video my man!( I feel bad that i even forgot about this guy). This video clip just reminded me how swiff with the gift he was.Job well done sir.
There were a lot of centers even in that era better than the chief. But when you played against him it wasnt an easy go for you. The chief backed down to no one.
What touch for a big man. One of tue best shooting centers ever. All Hail The Chief!
I wouldn't say he was a good shooter beginning until the 1985-1986 season and forward. Up to that point he was typically a poor shooter from mid-range.
CHIEF!
Big Chief..
Probably the anchor of the team. Respect the double-zero man.
Dude used to throw the nicest rainbows.
Great player...he did his job well
Strange looking shot, but...
When he played for Boston,he was a clutch defensively and when you needed a rebound.
And it's the first vegetarian pro athlete talking about the subject.
Nothing funnier than Robert dribbling down on a fast break.
HEELARIOUS
MY IDOL
Great chief :)))))
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The *best* action is in the paint. Right Chief?
Back when buhlacks named their children right and raised them in a family.
Where is the big game block of Sikma.
Chicago Bulls 1997
Imagine laying against parish and mccale
No thanks. I’m straight
I was stupid sleeping.
True Parish wasn't Kareem, but HIS numbers?
Are only comparable to MJ's.
Parish WASN'T NO PUNK!
HE REGULATED on Laimbeer's ass! Okay!
For regulating on Bill Laimbeer?
He's got my respect!
English major.
Kareem once said Parrish gave him problems.
Chief blocked the skyhook more than a couple of times.
From behind 🤣
reggie miller wasn't as elite as superstar robert parish