ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith always finds a way to make headlines, and his latest came after he called out Charles Barkley for being a “flaming hypocrite” over the former NBA star’s critique

The excitement and anticipation are palpable in the golf world this week as the PGA Championship at Quail Hollow in North Carolina is set to begin on Thursday morning. Ahead of Thursday’s tee-off, CBS Sports—who will be broadcasting the tournament over the weekend—interviewed several prominent figures from across the sports world,

Charles Barkley has made it clear: Men have no place in women’s sports. The “Inside The NBA” analyst" isn’t backing down from the comment, either.

Charles Barkley is imploring the Nuggets to throw Russell Westbrook out there to help Nikola Jokic with their season now on the line.

Barkley literally dared ESPN to fire him before he even sets foot in Bristol via an all-time rant on Friday.

With Pacers on their way to a 3-1 series lead, Charles Barkley is ready for a trip to Indy for the Eastern Conference finals. And a table at St. Elmo.

Like the fire-breathing Pat McAfee before him, Charles Barkley is not going to tone down his rhetoric or make claims that he doesn’t believe for the benefit of ESPN.

Charles Barkley is without a doubt one of the best power forwards to ever grace the game of basketball. The Hall of Famer's personal accolades throughout what was a decorated 16-year NBA career serve as a testament to this fact. Barkley has also done ...

Those of you hoping to see high-level NBA playoff action in Sunday's pivotal Game 4 between the Denver Nuggets and Oklahoma City Thunder were probably surprised to see a men's college basketball game (a.

Charles Barkley urged the Bucks to float the Mavericks a call regarding a potential Giannis Antetokounmpo-Cooper Flagg trade.