Charles Barkley dropped F-bomb, campaigned for new job during NHL Stanley Cup Final
With Inside the NBA’s future being up in the air after their final episode of the season aired, NBA Hall of Famer and TNT analyst Charles Barkley has simply been living his best life.
It’s no secret that beloved talk show Inside the NBA is headed towards the end of its run. The NBA is close to reaching a deal with ESPN, Amazon and NBC that would move all of their television to those places for a massive haul of $76 billion. While the money would be a massive boost to the NBA, the deal would mark the end of Inside the NBA, because none of the stars of the show want to leave TNT. Barkley has been the most outspoken about the impending end of the show, but has made lightly of the situation, making a lot of jokes about it.
Barkley was at Game 2 of the Stanley Cup on Monday, and spoke about his impending free agency in the only way he knows how.
In addition, Barkley was interviewed during the game, and of course, he answered in an absolutely perfect way.
Charles Barkley drops an accidental F-bomb in an interview with Sportsnet at Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final.
“(Sergei) Bobrovsky was f****** amazing. Oops, sorry. I’m sorry. He was freaking amazing. I apologize to y’all kids at home.” pic.twitter.com/WzJaeitKrR
— Awful Announcing (@awfulannouncing) June 11, 2024
Never change, Chuck. Never change.
