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Charles Barkley took a subtle shot at ESPN on Tuesday after the news that the network will air TNT’s hit show Inside the NBA starting next season. Warner Bros. Discovery — the parent company of TNT — was left out of the NBA’s new media rights deal.

NBA fans were ecstatic over the weekend when news broke that TNT Sports would license its iconic studio show, Inside the NBA, to ESPN starting next season. The news came in conjunction with reporting that TNT and the NBA had settled its legal dispute over the network’s purported matching rights.

Charles Barkley claims he's ecstatic about Inside the NBA staying on the air but is unsure how the deal with ESPN will work.

The long-running TNT show featuring Charles Barkley & Co. will find a new home at ESPN in 2025 as part of a settlement between the NBA and Warner Bros. Discovery.

Inside the NBA,” the Emmy-dominating halftime and postgame program starring Charles Barkley, Kenny Smith, Ernie Johnson and Shaquille O’Neal, will begin airing on ESPN and ABC next season, parent

Throughout the NBA media rights saga, Charles Barkley never shied from responding. The post Charles Barkley Breaks Silence on ESPN Deal as Inside the NBA's Survival Triggers Massive Shift appeared first on EssentiallySports.

It was announced on Monday that "Inside the NBA" will have a new home for the 2025-26 season. "Inside the NBA," which features Charles Barkley, Ernie Johnson, Shaquille O'Neal and Kenny Smith, will be on ESPN and ABC.

Many NBA fans are worried about how "Inside the NBA" could change after the show moves to ESPN, and it sounds like Charles Barkley shares some of those