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Barrett Media’s Top 20 Sports Television Shows of 2025
Welcome to day two of Barrett Media's Top 20 series for the 2025 calendar year. This series is well regarded across sports radio, news/talk...
Charles Barkley Responds to Colin Cowherd Over ‘Inside the NBA’ Work Load
"There's some fools at home that we're on the internet. They're at home now. Saying that we were talking bad about the players today, so they made us work less. Shut hell up."
Colin Cowherd: ‘Inside the NBA’ Feels Invisible on ESPN
"My feeling is, this is just conjecture. Is that ESPN has a great relationship with the NBA, and they said, Yeah, we'll bring that show over. You won't see it as much. Put it on the shelf a little bit."
Dan Le Batard’s Missed Opportunity Proves Journalism Still Needs Defenders
"Journalism hasn’t disappeared — but too many people have stopped standing up for it when it matters most."
Charles Barkley Blasts Sports Media for Lynn Jones’ Outrage
"Have we got to the point now where you just have to be an idiot or fool or jackass to be on television or podcast or something?"
David Samson on Charles Barkley’s NFL Critique Over Christmas Games: “You Don’t Do That”
"Charles Barkley did something I like to call pissing against the wind. There’s a very good lesson that little boys learn: you don’t do that."
Charles Barkley Critical of NFL Adding Games on Christmas Day Competing With NBA
"We used to have this day to ourselves, but Roger Goodell and them pigs at the NFL always want to hog every day of the week now. Christmas is an NBA day."
Why Brian Windhorst Still Believes in the Art of the NBA Story at ESPN
"Players should try to tell the better story, which is the full story. Not what’s manicured"
The Overlooked Case for the NBA Cup and Its Long-Term Value
"The NBA isn’t chasing nostalgia. It’s chasing habits. The NBA Cup isn’t just a concept — it’s a sellable property"
How Adam Lefkoe’s Versatility Gives TNT Sports A College Football Playoff Edge
"My goal is to keep being curious. Sometimes people get callous and have covered a sport for so long that they believe they are the arbiter of it. I feel as if I’m always the guest and make good dinner conversation"