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ESPN Officially Adds Jason Kidd, Jeremy Lin as Analysts for the NBA Season
"ESPN is leaning on star power as it marks 25 years of NBA coverage."
Inside The NBA Adds Five More Scheduled Shows During 2026-207 NBA Regular Season
"Ernie Johnson returns as host alongside Charles Barkley, Shaquille O'Neal and Kenny Smith. The 25 dates mark a jump from the 20 regular season windows ESPN announced last season."
Charles Barkley: NBC Sports “Full Of S**t” In Promotion Of Michael Jordan’s Presence On Network
"I thought that NBC was full of s**t the way they did it. They sold it a little different. Like wait a minute, Michael's [Jordan] wearing the same clothes for six months."
Charles Barkley Says Final Season On Inside the NBA Will Be A “Celebration”
"This is more like a celebration. I've had the greatest life a person can have."
Inside the NBA Has Built Something ESPN Can’t Simply Recreate
"Inside the NBA didn’t just cover basketball. It changed what sports television could be. And sometimes the best way to preserve a legacy is to know when you’ve reached the final buzzer."
Charles Barkley Hints 2026-2027 Will Be His Final Year on Inside the NBA
"So right now, unless Ernie [Johnson] changes his mind, next year is my last year one hundred percent."
Charles Barkley Admits He Wasn’t Phased by Draymond Green’s Comments on ‘Inside the NBA’
"I was really surprised how many people went after Draymond and defended me. I'm not sensitive at all because I say stuff about players. I hope they're not sensitive because if I say it, I believe it."
Charles Barkley Reflects on First Year of ‘Inside the NBA’ on ESPN: “Honor and a Privilege”
"Every kid who's ever touched a ball wanted to be on ESPN. To work with you guys, it's been awesome. But to get to do the NBA finals, it was exciting, fun, and we had a blast."
‘Inside the NBA’ Lost Some Spark Through No Fault of It’s Own on ESPN
"The biggest lesson from Inside the NBA's first season on ESPN isn't that the show suddenly became less talented, less entertaining, or less insightful. It's that audiences can't engage with a show they rarely see."
Kenny Smith: ‘Inside the NBA’ Created What the Podcast World Is Now
"I'm gonna say it, and this is not offensive. We created what the podcast world is now. Because the way we behaved allowed people to have more of a freedom of speech."