Thursday’s Inside the NBA featured Shaq vs. Charles wrestling in the TNT studios
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Charles Barkley roasts Jussie Smollett on ‘Inside the NBA’
"Jussie, you wasted all that damn time and money. You know what you should've did? Just went up in Liam Neeson's neighborhood. Could've solved all your damn problems."
Britt McHenry, Ray Lewis, Shaquille O’Neal among those hit hardest in Twitter’s fake follower purge
The Twitter Purge of fake accounts hit some people harder than others.
Shaq and Charles Barkley got very, very personal in an argument over how to win a championship
"I got three Finals MVPs, Chuck. Google me. Google me, Chuck."
Shaq chases ‘Matrix Chuck’ around studio with a catfish, also pours beer into the catfish
The always entertaining Inside the NBA.
Shaquille O’Neal and Kenny Smith debating how gas prices work will make you so much dumber
Shaq's financial advice seems... dubious.
Shaquille O’Neal shared an awesome story about why he respects Gregg Popovich
Shaq's story highlights what a great guy Pop is.
Charles Barkley on throwing ball at Shaq in 1999 and starting an in-game fight: “It was an NBA fight, so we fought like...
"I wasn’t going to let him embarrass me in front of 18,000 people."
Shaq says he makes more money on endorsements and investments now than made in salary as a player
Shaq's playing career is long over, but he remains one of the sports world's most profitable pitchmen.
AA’s @ClippitTV videos: Charles Barkley, Shaq couldn’t stop laughing about a police presence for Rockets-Clippers feud
A look at some of the top sports media videos of the week on the video-sharing app Clippit.
Charles Barkley and Shaq cracked up at the idea of police involvement in Clippers-Rockets fight
"Hello police, Chris Paul trying to beat me up."
Kevin Hart on stilts plays Shaquille O’Neal in SNL Inside the NBA spoof
"Every dog has his day, but it's nighttime, no time for dogs. Dogs are asleep. So it's cat time."
Is there a rising push for athletes to be inoffensive, rather than interesting, on social media?
There's more and more blowback for social media use all the time, and more pressure to be bland.
Shaq just dropped a LaVar Ball diss track, and it is incredible
"I been doing this a long time/while you was averaging two points, riding the pine."
