Hall of Famer Charles Barkley recently explained why he is planning to remain with TNT's Inside the NBA moving forward.

Dear Chuck, Let me begin with how my brother and I are both big fans of your NBA show on TNT, and we enjoy your hot takes and smack talk. Even as a native San Franciscan, I chuckled when you recently ...

With TNT losing its media rights package with the NBA, many have wondered about what the future holds for Barkley.

I want to talk about my future, because there's been a lot of stuff going on, I hear, about my future and I want to make ...

Charles Barkley was almost gone from 'Inside The NBA ... plans to retire after he turned 60 in 2024, but the powers at TNT convinced him to extend his contract for at least two more years.

Charles Barkley has made an important decision about his future as a basketball broadcaster — and it won't involve NBC or ...

In the NBA commissioner’s latest attempt to introduce more competition, the traditional All-Star Game was replaced by a mini ...

Charles Barkley, former Auburn basketball star and current TNT analyst, attended Auburn's game against Oklahoma at Neville Arena. Barkley, who played for Auburn from 1981 to 1984, expressed his ...

Kenny "The Jet" Smith wasn't having any of Charles Barkley's antics on the latest episode of Inside the NBA. Smith roasted ...

As the Houston Rockets soar, they're going to be on TNT a lot more, so Charles Barkley is going to have to learn how to say ...

Charles Barkley will be staying with Inside The NBA as the TNT-produced show moves to ESPN next season, but that doesn't mean he's happy with his current network. 'The TNT people, they're stupid ...

Auburn basketball legend and TNT analyst Charles Barkley dropped in to see his former team in its matchup with Oklahoma.