On Monday evening, the Golden State Warriors are playing the Boston Celtics (at home) in San Francisco. At halftime, NBA legend Charles Barkley made a bold sta

As the NBA reaches its midway point and teams begin eyeing the Feb. 6 trade deadline to make moves before the stretch run, the identities of teams across the

NBA Hall of Famer and all-time great Charles Barkley is possibly better known for his work off the court than on it. Barkley has a personality like no other; you either love or hate him. He is as controversial as one can be,

On Monday night, the Golden State Warriors got blown out by the Boston Celtics, 125-85 in their biggest home loss over the last four decades. The Warriors entered the game as underdogs, but at 21-21 on the season, it's safe to say that their "Light Years" dynasty is over.

New York, New York, USA; New York Knicks head coach Tom Thibodeau coaches against the Detroit Pistons during the second quarter at Madison Square Garden. Mandatory C

Who impressed me the most? I was very impressed with Karl Malone, especially in the weight room. He is a beast because of how much he pushed himself. I mean, he stays in the gym

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Charles Barkley wants Grizzlies star Ja Morant to make a key adjustment in his playing style in order to avoid injuries

NBA legend and Inside the NBA host Charles Barkley comments on the current State of TikTok ahead of Kings and Rockets game.

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Johnson quickly urged Barkley to stop and just focus on the highlights. Kenny Smith, meanwhile, chimed in to claim San Francisco is a “beautiful” city. “San Francisco is not a beautiful city!” Barkley pushed back. “Rats. Cats…Y’all are not gonna make me like San Francisco. No. Nope, nope, nope, nope.” -via Awful Announcing / January 17, 2025

Charles Barkley expressed worries about the long-term impact of Ja Morant's aggressive approach to the game on "Inside the NBA."