Shaquille O’Neal has avidly supported his friend and colleague, Charles Barkley. But he disagrees with Barkley’s assessment of Caitlin Clark‘s WNBA transition. Barkley made waves early this year when he called out the league for being “petty” towards Clark.

In July, Charles Barkley accused the NBA of favoring Amazon Prime over TNT in negotiating a new TV deal with the association. The Hall of Fame forward and longtime broadcaster blasted the TV new deal with Amazon on social media.

ESPN’s chief of content, Burke Magnus, said Tuesday he would be interested in bringing Barkley to the network if he were available. Asked at a Front Office Sports conference in New York if he could see a world with Barkley at ESPN, Magnus said he could.

"For these women to have this petty jealousness," Charles Barkley said. "You say to yourself, 'damn, what is going on here?'"

Charles Barkley thought a trade sending him to the Lakers had been finalized, and he decided to do some premature celebrating.

NBA Hall of Famer Charles Barkley called out players around the WNBA for their mistreatment of Caitlin Clark. Upon entering the league Clark became a controversial figure, not by her own doing, but instead by the storylines surrounding her.

Charles Barkley joined Bill Simmons podcast where he ripped ESPN's analysts for always talking about the Warriors and Lakers when he said they "stink." "I don't know if you were w

Fan-favorite broadcaster Charles Barkley can be squarely placed on the side of those heavily supporting rising WNBA star Caitlin Clark.