Eagles RB Saquon Barkley created a stir with recent retirement comments comparing himself to Barry Sanders. He later walked those comments back.

Charles Barkley was the kind of player who would not easily get rattled. Hence, despite the Phoenix Suns' loss in Game 1 of the 1993 NBA Finals to the Chicago Bulls, the Round Mound unsurprisingly remained calm.

Last year, Barkley also joined Davis and fellow Hall of Famer Emmitt Smith as the only players to win a rushing title and a Super Bowl in the same year. Not bad for a player who, as Sanders alluded to, was essentially cut loose by the Giants last offseason.

Charles Barkley and his “Inside the NBA” teammates will appear on ESPN starting with the 2025-26 season, but admits “We’re all concerned.”

First and final thoughts … If you’re not watching the Stanley Cup Final, you can’t be my friend. Severe, I know. But a man has to have standards, and everything about the first four games of the

Charles Barkley is a financially-savvy investor, but that hasn't always been the case. The NBA Hall of Famer and renowned broadcaster credits Michael Jordan with helping him think outside of the box in the 1980s, ultimately leading him to future riches.

In recent days, Philadelphia Eagles star running back Saquon Barkley revealed unexpected retirement plans, prompting an NFL legend to offer him key advice on the matter.

Charles Barkley joked about the Knicks' coaching search strategy by making a direct reference to the Pacers' head coach Rick Carlisle.