Longtime NBA analyst Charles Barkley cracked an incredible joke about the NBA broadcast rights.
During an appearance on the famous TNT show 'Inside the NBA', analyst Charles Barkley decided to crack a joke about the ongoing NBA media rights deal. This is something that has been going on since it was announced that TNT would likely be losing the rights to broadcast NBA games after this season.Barkley has never been one to shy away from controversy for comedic output so even he was able to find some humor in everything going on.
The success of TNT and this show will be missed but it seems that Barkley wanted to have some fun before it ended.Barkley has been critical in the past of the NBA rights deal, saying that the league doesn't care about the fans.'Well, I think that you got greedy players and greedy owners,'' Barkley said today. 'They don't really care about anything but how to make the most money possible. We should never put money above the regular fan.
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