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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"
Malika Andrews Reportedly the Leading Candidate To Replace Elle Duncan on ESPN WNBA Coverage
"No deal has been finalized, and ESPN declined to comment on the report"
Kenny Smith Could Be Risking Overexposure With New ESPN Contributor Deal
"Make no mistake—this was no random signing. This was a strategic first shot. The Empire didn’t start with Barkley’s blaster or Shaq’s starship. They started with The Jet—the pilot"
Kenny Smith Signs Multi-Year Deal To Appear on ‘First Take,’ Additional ESPN Programming
"The move brings one of the most recognizable NBA studio analysis to the network’s growing rotation of talent"
Charles Barkley Praises ESPN Amid ‘Inside the NBA’ Transition
"Every kid who’s ever touched any type of ball, if they’re being honest, you feel like you’ve made it. So it’s an honor to work for them"
Why is Pat McAfee a Target Inside of His Own Company, ESPN?
"Say what you want, but Pat McAfee has delivered a ton of impact for ESPN."
‘Inside the NBA’ May Be Wearing a New Jersey, but the Program Remains Legendary
"For your ears, it was as if nothing changed. For your eyes, the difference was in those four bright letters—a new chapter for the best studio show in sports history"