Tom Brady wants to team up with Shaq and Charles Barkley
"That's a pretty man."
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NBA fans react to Gus Johnson’s performance
Gus and the NBA go great together.
Charles Barkley dances to ‘Y.M.C.A.’ at the Final Four
Chuck showing off the moves.
Charles Barkley demands TNT stop showing 1 NBA team
"We’re not showing them bums from Southern California anymore!"
Prop bet odds ahead of Friday’s The Match: Champions for Change, featuring plenty of “Charles Barkley fails” options
Barkley hitting it in the water feels awfully low here, to be honest.
Tom Brady drains incredible golf shot after he had been performing terribly at The Match, tells Charles Barkley to ‘take a suck of that’
Charles Barkley tells Klay Thompson the Warriors’ window is shut, and they won’t even make the playoffs
"I think their window's shut...They're not going to make the playoffs."
All Elite Wrestling lands Wednesday night slot on TNT for new weekly show; how much of a challenge can they give WWE?
Wednesday nights on TNT seems like a good slot for AEW; that won't conflict with TNT's regular-season NBA broadcasts, and they're not going head-to-head with WWE's cable shows.
TNT aired two Steve Kerr press conference f-bombs after Golden State’s big win over Houston
Steve Kerr isn’t the first coach you’d expect to drop a few f-bombs in a postgame press conference,...
AAF original investor Reggie Fowler faces 70 years in jail for fraud, while TV situation may have led to league’s demise
Reggie Fowler was the AAF's initial investor, but this week saw him arrested on fraud charges. He reportedly provided $28 million to the league, but not as much as he'd promised, leading to Tom Dundon stepping in. And bad news on the TV rights front may have been what led Dundon to pull the plug on the league.
Ernie Johnson mocks Charles Barkley for repeated use of “we” for Auburn, Kenny Smith says “He’s French!”
"And again, there's that we again." "He's French!" "And WE will be back with more on AT&T at the Half."
The AAF is suspending all football operations, leaving CBS, TNT, NFLN, and CBSSN with some programming slots to fill
CBS had planned to televise three more AAF games, including the championship game. TNT had a playoff game left, while NFLN had four regular-season games left and CBSSN had one.
