Can sports and cable news actually mix?
The cancelation of Charles Barkley's CNN show displays the uphill climb that sports personalities have when it comes to talking politics.
The cancelation of Charles Barkley's CNN show displays the uphill climb that sports personalities have when it comes to talking politics.
"King Charles" failed to draw much of an audience or produce viral moments in its few months on air.
"I hope that we're ready to continue to grow, and continue to build."
"He just cheated off everybody else in America."
"Shohei Ohtani has always bet on himself -- and it's about to reap huge rewards,"
"After Aaron Rodgers issued his statement, the burden is on Ms. Pamela Brown. The burden is on CNN. Where’s your evidence?"
"I am not and have never been of the opinion that the events did not take place."
"It’s just painful for the parents. But anybody who thinks that, I would think they would be insane."
TNT is reporting that TNT's reporting is wrong.
CNN hasn't had a sports presence in decades, yet somehow they broke the news of Doc Rivers coaching the Milwaukee Bucks?
CNN got a little desperate for topics during its overnight broadcast following Donald Trump's big win in Iowa.
"People can vote for whoever they want to, but I just do not like it at all."
"These Nielsen people are the biggest clowns in the world."
"Me talking politics from time to time, I actually find myself feeling sorry for y’all. How y’all could be subjected to this stuff on a day-to-day basis?"
"He's an icon. I can't."
“Most of the internet is garbage. Traditional media publishers, on the other hand, are fact-driven and offer quality content."
"They all criticize each other for being so biased, and they’re all so biased it is almost disgraceful."
King Charles, with Gayle King and Charles Barkley, will debut later this fall.
"The sports world is aghast."
"Not only does he have a personal history, but more importantly...the team has a history that they’re battling with here."
"People think I'm a Las Vegas resident. It's the funniest thing."
"Everybody keeps saying, ‘abort, abort, abort!’"