Heading into the 2026 season, there is plenty of interest in seeing what lies ahead for Brooks Koepka after the five-time major champion left LIV Golf.
Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James is widely regarded as one of the two greatest players of all time, but Charles Barkley does not have him in his NBA Mount Rushmore.
Charles Barkley’s fiery reputation was forged long before today’s calmer NBA. One of the ugliest moments came in 1990, when a clash with Pistons center Bill Laimbeer exploded into a full-scale brawl between the Philadelphia Sixers and Detroit Pistons that dragged on for minutes.
The NBA has always considered Christmas Day to be their defacto start of the regular season, with the best teams in the league always being showcased for a national audience.
After more than two decades on TNT Sports, Charles Barkley and "Inside the NBA" officially became a part of the ESPN family this basketball season. But while the iconic crew of Shaq, Kenny, Ernie and Chuck was there for opening night and the league's full slate of Christmas Day games, its been a pretty quiet fall for the beloved NBA personalities.
Part of what makes the NBA, or any pro sports league, so compelling to watch is the narratives, especially those centered on rivalries. Throughout the decades, the NBA has fostered a number of rivalries, some long-lasting and others short but sweet.
Younger NBA fans only know Charles Barkley as the hilariously entertaining studio analyst for NBA games. However, Barkley was one of the most powerful athletes in the sport and sneaker industry during his legendary playing career.
According to former NBA All-Star and analyst Charles Barkley, the Knicks are winning the Eastern Conference title this year, and the key to their success is their bench depth.
The Dallas Mavericks walked away with a concerning update about Anthony Davis. The Dallas Mavericks locked horns with the Golden State Warriors for their 2025 NBA Christmas Day matchup.
It’s been an up and down 10 months or so for the Dallas Mavericks. First they traded beloved franchise centerpiece Luka Doncic away, to the Lakers of all teams.
Charles Barkley says the NFL’s Christmas move is about greed, and he did not hold back. The momentum shift was immediate. His comments cut through a sports tradition that once belonged to basketball alone.
Inside the NBA crew celebrated yet another Christmas together. As usual, Shaquille O’Neal continued the tradition of pranks and dismantling things around.
Over the years, games on Christmas Day have become one of the NBA’s most cherished traditions, as they have evolved into a national stage for the league’s brightest stars and biggest rivalries.
Cooper Flagg turned in an eye-opening performance in his first NBA Christmas Day Game. The rookie went off for a game-high 27 points on 13-of-21 shooting, to go along with six rebounds, five assists, a block and one three-pointer in 36 minutes of action.
Throughout ‘Inside The NBA’s long run as one of the top NBA shows on air, the crew of Shaquille ‘Shaq’ O’Neal, Kenny Smith, Charles Barkley and Ernie Johnson have become known for their on-air pranks and jokes as much as their NBA analysis.
Following their impressive run to an NBA Cup championship, The New York Knicks made the executive decision not to hang up a banner celebrating the accomplishment.
Charles Barkley has opened up about how his long-standing friendship with Michael Jordan ended. Charles Barkley and Michael Jordan had been close friends for nearly three decades, having entered the NBA together in 1984.
Charles Barkley can pinpoint one particular moment when it all went downhill between him and Michael Jordan. The retired NBA icon Barkley appeared this week on “The Tom Tolbert Show.” During the episode, Barkley spoke out about his relationship with his fellow basketball great Jordan and when exactly it broke down.
If you try and think of NBA players who love their golf, you won’t get too far down your list without naming both Charles Barkley and Michael Jordan. Jordan is an avid golfer and has played to a good level for some time, often rubbing shoulders with the elites of golf like Tiger Woods and more.
When it comes to the NBA Cup, some fans love it, others aren’t too keen on it. NBA legend Charles Barkley is on the latter side of this topic. He believes having the NBA Cup is embarrassing.
Charles Barkley and the rest of ESPN’s NBA crew will not be providing coverage for the NBA Cup championship game in Las Vegas between the San Antonio Spurs and the New York Knicks.
Hall of Famer and ESPN basketball analyst Charles Barkley has an opinion on most everything, and that includes the College Football Playoff committee's decision to leave 10-2 Notre Dame off of the 12-team bracket.
LeBron James has committed to playing at least one more season for the Los Angeles Lakers, but Charles Barkley thinks he should consider calling it quits.