Charles Barkley stayed in the MVP conversation constantly during his career despite winning it just once in 1993. And there’s another season where Barkley thought he deserved the award that eventually went to Magic Johnson.

Charles Barkley must’ve forgotten he’s an ESPN guy now. The “Inside the NBA” co-star, who used to be seen on TNT broadcasts before the show moved over to the Worldwide Leader this season, criticized ESPN’s lead NBA insider Shams Charania after he broke news on social media about the NBA MVP award before the official league announcement.

Every season, as we head into the final stretch before the playoffs after the All-Star break, the MVP debate starts to take shape, usually following the same script. Numbers and seeding are compared before the conversation inevitably drifts to one familiar ...

Stephen A. Smith defended Shams Charania from criticism after announcing Thunder star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's MVP win.

The NBA has reportedly reached a decision after a fan incident involving New York Knicks star Jalen Brunson during the NBA Finals.

Basketball has always been a tall person’s game. At 6-foot-2, Jalen Brunson was never supposed to be this. And yet, with the New York Knicks three wins away from an NBA championship, Brunson isn’t just surviving in a sport designed for giants,