"That'll move the chains!" Andy Samberg's kid commentator cracked the basketball legend up in this 2010 sketch.

Charles Barkley knows that people listen to his thoughts about the NBA or even on life itself. These pithy comments, along with a career filled with highlights on and off the basketball court ...

Charles Barkley isn’t a talking head on ESPN yet. That will happen next year, when TNT’s popular “Inside the NBA” studio show — which stars Barkley, Shaquille O’Neal and Kenny Smith as ...

The Lakers have broken brains since trading for Luka Doncic, and two people who cannot land on the same page are Charles Barkley and Kendrick Perkins. Barkley (who works for TNT) and Perkins (who ...

Young athletes have been known to blow through their first big paycheck. Former NBA star Charles Barkley almost did, too — until Michael Jordan gave him one life-changing financial tip.

LeBron James confronting Stephen A. Smith in public was surprising, but nothing surprised Charles Barkley more than seeing Larry David get a front row seat to the incident. By now you’re ...

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Charles Barkley has hope for the city of San Francisco after saying during the NBA All-Star Game broadcast that he met with Mayor Daniel Lurie. The city was the host for the 2025 NBA All-Star Game.

"You got them fools up in Canada giving ‘The Great One’ a hard time," Barkley said during a segment on Thursday’s "Inside the NBA." "Wayne Gretzky is the greatest hockey player ever.

Charles Barkley made headlines on Thursday night when he went on a viral rant blasting ESPN for the network's coverage of the Los Angeles Lakers. Specifically, Barkley was frustrated over the four ...

Charles Barkley and Kendrick Perkins will be colleagues at ESPN next season, but it looks like they will have a lot to smooth over between now and then. The ESPN analyst Perkins made some ...

With the LeBron James, Kevin Durant and Stephen Curry era of the NBA in its final few seasons, a new “face of the NBA” must take the throne — but Charles Barkley does not think Spurs phenom ...