
Robert Horry defends Phil Jackson after Scottie Pippen’s racist claim
NY Post
Robert Horry has come to Phil Jackson’s defense after Scottie Pippen accused his former Bulls coach of being racist.
“I’ve played for Phil. I don’t think Phil is racist,” Horry said Wednesday on his “Big Shot Bob Pod” podcast. “He’s said some stuff before that kind of, I had to check him on it. For me, I don’t think he’s racist.” Horry, a seven-time NBA champion, played four seasons under Jackson from 1999-2003 before he joined the Spurs.More Related News

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