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Charles Barkley was asked if he believed the ex-TNT show would stay true to its roots. Barkley didn’t hold back, admitting that he couldn’t provide a concrete answer while also trying to remain ...

Saquon Barkley credited his Christian faith for helping him put together his historic 2024 campaign with the Eagles ...

Draymond Green says Charles Barkley has embraced not winning a title because he became legendary in broadcasting.

His 21 double-doubles were the fifth-most nationally. Broome joins Hall of Famer Charles Barkley (No. 5 overall in 1984) as the only Auburn players ever drafted by the 76ers. If you are having ...

As far as Charles Barkley is concerned, it's Game 7. The "NBA on TNT" analyst said the Indiana Pacers don't want to return to Madison Square Garden in this series. "It is a must-win for the Pacers.

Charles Barkley (62) is one of the loudest media personalities in the NBA universe, thanks to the same big mouth he had back when he was a player – a trait he’s turned into a trademark on TNT ...

When Charles Barkley revealed his top 10 players of all time, it raised a lot of eyebrows. He left out a few modern stars and included some names from his era that today’s fans don’t mention ...

Charles Barkley is ready to call this year’s NBA Finals in favor of the Thunder. Following Oklahoma City’s 111-104 road victory over the Pacers on Friday night, Barkley said the Thunder now ...

The Oklahoma City Thunder defeated the Indiana Pacers 111-104 in Game 4 of the NBA Finals on Friday night at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, evening the series at 2-2.

That is exactly what NBA legend and analyst Charles Barkley believes. He thinks Indiana lost the NBA Finals with their Game 4 loss. Read more: New Blockbuster Trade Idea Has 76ers Land Kevin Durant ...

Charles Barkley didn't pull any punches in his postgame analysis on NBA TV. Re-live the Pacers unbelievable run to the NBA Finals in IndyStar's commemorative book "No. 1, they gave it away," he said.