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NBA, JJ Redick and Charles Barkley
JJ Redick and Charles Barkley are now beefing over Inside the NBA coverage quality
Charles Barkley did not mince words in response to a perceived slight about his show from the current Lakers head coach.
Charles Barkley Went Off on JJ Redick, Lakers As 'Inside the NBA' Crew Cracked Up
"He said something about we're the reason people ain't watching this crappy product we got," Barkley said. "Yeah, us. Like we out there jacking up a hundred threes a night. JJ
Charles Barkley goes off on JJ Redick over NBA coverage comments: 'You’re just a dead man walking'
Charles Barkley was not a fan of JJ Redick's comments on the NBA ratings discourse — comments that took aim at the league's television partners, which includes Sir Charles' employer, TNT. During Thursday's edition of "Inside the NBA," Barkley unloaded on Redick as host Ernie Johnson tried to steer the conversation back to highlights.
Charles Barkley eviscerates Lakers’ JJ Redick in NBA ratings feud: ‘Dead man walking’
Charles Barkley said JJ Redick “is a dead man walking” in his first year as head coach of the Lakers. During Thursday’s Barkley ripped Redick for comme
Charles Barkley, Shaq And The Inside The NBA Crew Got Family Photos Done, And They Went All Out
What a wild year it’s been for everyone working on Inside The NBA. The beloved talking head show that features Charles Barkley, Shaquille O’Neal, Kenny Smith and Ernie Johnson talking basketball went from in danger of being cancelled to cancelled to licensed to another network after TNT lost the rights to air NBA games.
Charles Barkley inadvertently proves JJ Redick's point about NBA viewership
While criticizing JJ Redick's comments about NBA viewership, Charles Barkley accidentally supported his point.
Charles Barkley Is Right About NBA’s Flawed Product
The “Inside the NBA” cohost told Redick he’s “just a dead man walking.” The post Charles Barkley Is Right About NBA’s Flawed Product appeared first on Front Office Sports.
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Timothée Chalamet Knows Who He’d Want To Play In An Inside The NBA Biopic, And As A Fan I Can Totally See It
As the final titles of the 2024 movie schedule are released, including the Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown, its star ...
Awful Announcing
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Scott Van Pelt interested in collaborating with ‘Inside the NBA’ when it comes to ESPN in 2025
The sports world is already looking ahead to the arrival of
Inside the NBA
to ESPN in the fall of 2025, and that includes top ESPN talent. Scott Van Pelt acknowledged in a recent interview that ...
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Nuggets' Nikola Jokić Leads Western Conference in First NBA All-Star Fan Voting Results
The initial NBA All-Star fan voting results are in, and Nikola Jokić of the Denver Nuggets leads the Western Conference.
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NBA analyst Kenny Smith helps high school player win Desert Holiday Classic dunk contest
Smith, the Inside the NBA co-host, gave the high schooler some pointers prior to his contest-winning dunk in Rancho Mirage.
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Former SuperSonics star Olden Polynice talks about his NBA journey, potential hoops return
Niko talks at length with former SuperSonics star Olden Polynice about his journey to the NBA and what he's hearing about an ...
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Inside the NBA: Do Timberwolves have to change offensive identity?
Chuck, Shaq and Kenny believe the Timberwolves have to change their offensive identity to break out of an early-season muddle.
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Charles Barkley reveals his New Year's Resolution in another iconic NBA on TNT moment
The greatest gift the NBA has ever given the fanbase is the NBA on TNT. Recently, Charles Barkley and the gang discussed ...
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