"Inside the NBA" analyst Charles Barkley had words for colleagues at ESPN for their lack of coverage of the Cleveland Cavs and Oklahoma City Thunder.

The Los Angeles Clippers are on a more modest winning streak, a three-game stretch extended with Sunday's narrow 111-110 overtime victory over the Sacramento Kings that was decided by Kawhi Leonard's buzzer-beating hook shot.

The Cleveland Cavaliers secured their 14th consecutive win with a 112-100 victory over the Milwaukee Bucks, marking a significant achievement with a league-best 54-10 record. Despite a strong performance from Giannis Antetokounmpo,

Charles Barkley, who will be on 'Inside the NBA' on ESPN next season, called ESPN's on-air talent, in particular Kendrick Perkins, 'idiots' for saying the Lakers saved the NBA season.

Charles Barkley isn’t afraid to criticize anyone, including his future colleagues at ESPN. Ahead of the Sixers’ loss to the Boston Celtics Thursday night, the TNT analyst and Hall of Famer went off on ESPN for what he described as an unhealthy focus on the Los Angeles Lakers at the cost of better teams,

Former NBA star forward Charles Barkley made waves on Thursday evening after comments he made regarding ESPN went viral. Barkley was appearing on the TNT show, Inside the NBA, and seemed to call out ESPN for their choice of coverage.

"Hey might wanna tell that senior citizen Charles Barkley that I’ll be around. When he see an idiot or fool in person make sure he keep that same energy. He can come playing wit

The Cleveland Cavaliers are top of the Eastern Conference with a 53-10 record. Kenny Atkinson has revolutionized the way the team plays and is getting the best out of his entire roster.As such, Cleveland is viewed as a legitimate threat to the Boston Celtics’ chances of making it back to the NBA Finals this season.