In 2024, Charles Barkley may be more well known as a television commentator than as a former NBA player. But if a late-night Friday announcement is to be believed, Barkley’s days as an “Inside the NBA” icon might be over sooner rather than later.
After Game Four of the NBA Finals, which resulted in a resounding 122-84 victory for the Dallas Mavericks over the Boston Celtics, Barkley made a surprising announcement about his future.
“I’ve been thinking guys,” Barkley said, “I want to say this, because you guys are my family.
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The 20-year-old rookie flashed his immense potential with a 3-pointer and some devastating rebounding as the Mavs blew out Boston.
Boston had a chance to win Banner No. 18 — and lost by 38 points.
The Mavs rolled to the third-largest win in NBA Finals history, a 38-point drubbing of the Celtics in Game 4 to avoid a sweep Friday night.
Next season will be the end of an era for both TNT and Charles Barkley.
If you weren’t watching the College World Series on Friday night, you certainly missed one of the wildest games in recent memory, thanks to Tennessee and Florida State.
The second game of the day featured the Vols and Seminoles battling in what could only be described as one of the ugliest defensive performances from both teams. But that ultimately didn’t stop the baseball gods from delivering us a a fantastic finish.
Florida State had the offense rolling through four innings, leading the Vols 9-4 and looking like a team bound for the winner’s bracket.
There’s just something about the Washington Nationals dugout, apparently.
After a very public disagreement between former closer Jonathan Papelbon and former Nationals superstar Bryce Harper started in the dugout, current Nats players MacKenzie Gore and Nick Senzel decided to do a little recreation of their own on Friday night.
The disagreement seemed to stem from a play Senzel failed to make in the top of the second inning.
Vance Honeycutt’s walk-off single gave North Carolina yet another win in its last at-bat Friday against Virginia in the Men’s College World Series opener.
The Astros have released struggling slugger Jose Abreu from their major league roster and still owe him $30.8 million from the deal he signed before last season.
Ludvig Aberg, playing in his first U.S. Open, fired a 1-under 69 to take a one-shot lead over Bryson DeChambeau, Patrick Cantlay and Thomas Detry on Friday.