The future of Bronny James has been a hot topic throughout the NBA season, igniting debates among fans and analysts about his ...

While speaking on the LeBron James and Stephen A. Smith feud, Charles Barkley has criticism for fans sitting at home on their ...

Hall of Famer and TNT analyst Charles Barkley is introduced at the NBA All-Star Game Feb. 16 at Chase Center in San Francisco. (Jesse D. Garrabrant / NBAE via Getty Images) Charles Barkley isn't a ...

NBA legend Charles Barkley criticized the ongoing feud between LeBron James and ESPN's Stephen A. Smith, calling it a bad look for both. Barkley disapproved of LeBron's bullying tactics and also ...

As the 2024-25 NBA season winds down, Charles Barkley predicts the Cleveland Cavaliers will advance to the NBA Finals. He criticizes the media's focus on the Lakers and Warriors, despite the ...

The Golden State Warriors may be 10-2 since acquiring Jimmy Butler, but persistent hater Charles Barkley ... the Lakers and NBA media at large. “I want all the smoke,” Barkley said, looking ...

NBA legend-turned-TNT analyst Charles Barkley voiced confidence in the Cleveland Cavaliers' 2025 NBA Finals prospects on Thursday. Afterward, NBA fans comically expressed concern for the Eastern ...

Those lines were uttered by Charles Barkley on TNT’s Inside the NBA on Thursday night during a lengthy rant about the amount of coverage given to the Lakers and Warriors over the Cavaliers and ...

Still, this team would be favored in those clashes. Overall, the Cavs are a long way from the NBA Finals. And getting the Charles Barkley endorsement isn’t always the best news, as he is usually ...

For years, Charles Barkley has enjoyed taking jabs at TNT’s NBA broadcast counterparts at ESPN. In recent years, his frustration has focused on ESPN’s insistence on talking constantly about ...

Charles Barkley isn't exactly making friends at ESPN ahead of Inside the NBA's highly anticipated move to the cable giant next season. The Hall of Famer and former NBA MVP blasted ESPN's Kendrick ...

Charles Barkley isn’t a talking head on ESPN yet. That will happen next year, when TNT’s popular “Inside the NBA” studio show — which stars Barkley, Shaquille O’Neal and Kenny Smith as ...