Charles Barkley agreed to work in partnership with ESPN after the NBA and Disney came to a settlement that allowed Inside the NBA to retain its team. In a recent interview with OutKick's Dan Dakich, Barkley doubled down on his criticism of ESPN while also roasting Kendrick Perkins in the process.

NBA Hall of Famer Charles Barkley recently took aim at ESPN for their nonstop coverage of the struggling Lakers.

Draymond Green was involved in an altercation with Naz Reid in the second quarter, which led to a technical foul on the Warriors veteran for hitting Reid in the head with an elbow.

Inside the NBA on TNT Sports has been a basketball staple since 1989. But with the broadcaster excluded from the league’s latest mammoth TV rights deal, we are fast approaching the end of an

Charles Barkley used the topic of transgender athletes as an opportunity to declare he is against men playing against women in sports. Barkley joined OutKick’s Don’t @ Me with Dan Dakich Thursday morning to discuss NBA media,