‘I Want To Talk About My Future’: Charles Barkley Opens Up About What He’s Planning For His TV Career Amid Inside The NBA Changes
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 everything perfectly clear. I'm informing NBC that I will not accept their offer.
Charles Barkley makes major announcement about his future in television
Barkley has served as a studio analyst for TNT since 2000, but is waiting on TNT and ESPN to determine his workload.
Charles Barkley cuts off NBC and Amazon talks, makes definitive statement on future
With TNT losing its media rights package with the NBA, many have wondered about what the future holds for Barkley.
Charles Barkley won't accept NBC offer, will cancel future meetings with Amazon
I want to talk about my future because there's been a lot of stuff going on about my future, and I want to make everything perfectly clear. I'm informing NBC that I will not accept their offer, I'm gonna cancel my future meetings with Amazon.
Charles Barkley makes future broadcasting plans known
Charles Barkley is following his heart. The NBA analyst announced on “The Steam Room” podcast he will remain with Turner Sports, despite reported offers from Amazon and NBC among others. “I’m informing NBC that I will not accept their offer,” he told Ernie Johnson. “I’m gonna cancel my future meetings with Amazon.”
Charles Barkley makes big announcement about his future
Charles Barkley dropped a major announcement about his future on Tuesday. Barkley, 61, announced he won’t work covering the NBA for NBC or Amazon, and plans to work with Turner Sports and ESPN going forward.
Charles Barkley Turns Down NBC & Amazon, Heart Remains At Turner Sports
NBA analyst Charles Barkley turned down a contract offer NBC and will cancel meetings with Amazon, so he can work things out at Turner Sports.
Charles Barkley Will Deny NBC, Amazon Offers to Stick With Turner
Barkley has repeatedly flip-flopped in his career plans in recent years. The post Charles Barkley Will Deny NBC, Amazon Offers to Stick With Turner appeared first on Front Office Sports.
Charles Barkley spurns NBC, Amazon to stick with TNT
Hall of Famer Charles Barkley recently explained why he is planning to remain with TNT's Inside the NBA moving forward.
LeBron goes No. 1 in All-Star draft, and Barkley goes for international flair with his squad
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LeBron drafted No. 1 by Shaquille O’Neal as Charles Barkley takes all 6 foreign players in first All-Star tournament draft
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RuPaul's Drag Race Contestant Reveals Charles Barkley Is Her Godfather (Exclusive)
RuPaul's Drag Race' Season 17 has a famous family member. Sam Star revealed that Charles Barkley is her godfather and shared ...
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Which teams does Charles Barkley think are nation's best? Is Auburn basketball one of them?
In an appearance on the SEC Network's broadcast of Auburn basketball's game against Oklahoma, Charles Barkley gave his ...
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Charles Barkley makes feelings clear on LA Lakers championship chances after Luka Doncic trade
The Los Angeles Lakers traded Anthony Davis to the Dallas Mavericks for Luka Doncic to contend for the championship this year ...
Barkley picks global lineup for NBA All-Star tournament
First-time All-Star Victor Wembanyama, Nikola Jokic and Giannis Antetokounmpo will be NBA All-Star tournament teammates after ...
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Auburn basketball legend Charles Barkley sends bold message on Tigers head coach Bruce Pearl during Oklahoma win
Auburn basketball legend Charles Barkley praised Tigers head coach Bruce Pearl during a 98-70 win for the No. 1 team in the ...
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Howard Eskin's pivot to podcasting starts by reminiscing with Charles Barkley about gambling at the Borgata
The former SportsRadio 94WIP host, who left the station amid controversy, has the NBA legend as a guest of his debut show.