Charles Barkley – (Photo credit should read LISA O’CONNOR/AFP via Getty Images) *ESPN’s future with “Inside the NBA” looks solid, but does that future include Charles Barkley?To hear it ...

Charles Barkley once intended to retire from NBA broadcasting after the 2024-2025 season Just a few months ago, Charles Barkley had different plans about his broadcasting career.

Even though TNT will no longer have the NBA’s media rights after the 2024–2025 season, Charles Barkley will remain there. Given the uncertainty surrounding the staff and crew’s fate, this ...

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Barkley announced on Tuesday that he's putting off retirement to honor his 10-year, $210 million contract with TNT, which lost broadcast rights in the NBA's controversial new TV deals.

Technically, the NBA's future on TNT is not yet over.. The cable network still has one year remaining in a broadcast partnership that began in 1989. After that, TNT will be out of the picture ...

Charles Barkley was on The Bill Simmons Podcast this week where he talked about a number of topics, including Olympic basketball, the Boston Celtics, the WNBA and Caitlin Clark and finally, his ...

As Charles Barkley continues to moan and groan about Inside the NBA’s future on ESPN, maybe he’d be happier with the NHL on TNT.. Early Thursday morning, Barkley made the trek from Studio J ...

For much of 2024, Inside the NBA’s future seemed to be in jeopardy, as TNT’s long-running sports talk show was at risk of being cancelled.That was due to parent company Warner Bros. Discovery ...

Shaquille O'Neal considers moving full-time to North Texas as "Inside the NBA" shifts to ESPN and ABC next season.

Charles Barkley Blasts TNT’s Future Inside the NBA Plans originally appeared on Athlon Sports.. With the NBA Conference Finals coming to an end, TNT’s NBA broadcast era has concluded.

Charles Barkley and the gang are taking “Inside the NBA” to ESPN next season, but that is not the only show he and his colleagues will appear on. The other one does not sound all that exciting ...