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The NBA Can’t Let Inside the NBA Just Disappear
"All good things must come to an end, but great things should get special consideration."
Mina Kimes: Charles Barkley Brings a ‘Force of Personality’ on TV
"He is amazing on television not because of his intimate knowledge of the league."
Charles Barkley: News About Future of the NBA on TNT Should Come Today
"If we lose the NBA, I can't imagine how bad it's going to be at Turner."
Charles Barkley: Contract Opt-Out Ensures ‘I Can Get Out’ of TNT if it Loses NBA Rights
"I just signed a 10-year deal two years ago, but one of the things I did [is] I put an opt out after a couple of years because I wanted to make sure I covered my ass when it comes to this situation."
CNN Ending ‘King Charles’ Hosted By Charles Barkley and Gayle King
The show -- which aired Wednesdays at 10 PM ET -- failed to produce the strong ratings the network hoped would follow the high-profile hosts.
Artificial Intelligence: When it Comes to Sports Play-by-Play Give Me All of It
I love Joe Buck and Troy Aikman on Monday Night Football, but imagine for a moment, if ESPN 2 has the ManningCast while ESPN News has...Howard Cosell, Frank Gifford and Don Meredith!
Charles Barkley to Dan Patrick: There Are No Sports Experts, “Just Some Fool Giving His Opinion”
"We got enough idiots and fools on television who like to act like they know everything about every sport."
Charles Barkley on ESPN Chicago: The NFL Are “Greedy Pigs”
"I know the NFL is the biggest thing in the world," he continued, "but to put this game on Peacock and make people have to buy Peacock, that's just low class. I'm disgusted."
King Charles Ratings Show Charles Barkley and Gayle King Matter to Key Demo
While being roundly defeated by other shows in the same timeslot, King Charles is garnering stronger numbers in the key 25-54 demographic.
Dan Dakich: Draymond Green Acts Tough So He Can Replace Charles Barkley on Inside the NBA
Dakich argued Green's on-court antics are part of a bigger ploy to replace Barkley when his playing days are over.