Heinsohn, said: ”There`s Robert Parish and it looked like Laimbeer hit him with an elbow. And Parish, `I had enough of you, Laimbeer,` and just let him have it.” ”Sure did,” Gorman said.

"I don't think I ever saw the man shoot that well. The man was on fire" - Robert Parish couldn't stop Kareem in their 1984 ...

Robert Parish recalls the most iconic Larry Bird trash talk against the Phoenix Suns, says Bird talked trash even when he ...

Parish performs mixed martial arts and once stood up to Michael Jordan — the Chief played his final season for the 1996-97 Bulls after MJ came back from his baseball sabbatical. As Jackie ...

In the realm of NBA legends, leadership is as integral to greatness as talent. Few understand that better than Robert Parish, the Hall of Fame center who ...

Rajon Rondo is a legitimate All-Star point guard, and the only elite level talent left on a Celtics roster that will be undergoing a full-fledged rebuild beginning next season. There are questions as ...

Parish, who averaged 16.2 points and 9.5 rebounds per game over 14 seasons with Boston, had been a constant through battles, bruises and banners.

Parish, unlike some of the other fresh faces on the Bulls, wasn't starstruck by Jordan. In an interview with ESPN, the legendary forward detailed his first encounter with MJ and explained how he ...

"One of the most interesting personalities" - Robert Parish on how playing with Dennis Rodman made the Chicago dynasty feel a lot different than Boston's originally appeared on Basketball Network ...

Ranking the 10 greatest Boston Celtics ever… 8. Robert Parish. 14 seasons (1980-1994) Rings: 3 MVPs: 0 Stats with Celtics: 16.5 PPG; 10.0 RPG; 1.5 APG; Other Accolades with Celtics: ...

Robert Parish, on the other hand, played four years at Centenary. Standing at 7-foot-1, the big man was very dominant, averaging 21.6 points and 16.9 rebounds per game.

Decades later, Robert Parish reveals in Celtics doc why he chose to sit out Larry Bird’s legendary fight with Dr. J. Evidently it wasn't all fun ... Let’s face it: ...