Charles Barkley has now spoken out about James and revealed what he thinks the Lakers should do with LeBron's son. If it were up to the NBA legend, Barkley would have James playing in the G-League. He doesn't think that sitting the bench at the professional level is doing anything positive for the young guard.

Black lawmakers want a provision for a Black-owned casino to be part of any gambling legislation, and the former Auburn star wants to be part of the ownership group.

LeBron James — he’s too big to be that type of bully. To bully Stephen A. Smith, and to bully Brian Windhorst.

One of the biggest storylines from the NBA season has been the ongoing feud between Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James and longtime analyst Stephen A. Smith. This all started when James confronted Smith at a recent basketball game over comments made about his son, Bronny.

During an appearance on The Dan Patrick Show Friday morning, NBA legend and basketball commentator Charles Barkley admitted that he has always been a fan of LeBron, but admitted that he had changed his mind a bit after the NBA star's recent comments "turned me off."

Even though Charles Barkley is covering the March Madness tournament and is away from the NBA, he chimed in on the ongoing feud between Lakers star LeBron James and ESPN star Stephen A. Smith, which has dominated the sports world for the past week.

Charles Barkley did the only thing he could do after Mark Sears and Alabama dismantled BYU 113-88 in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament on Thursday. Barkley, who predicted BYU would beat Nate Oats’ Crimson Tide, opened the postgame show by simply shaking Kenny Smith’s hand.

This week, the ongoing rift between LeBron James and Stephen A. Smith turned ugly. After the Lakers star accused the ESPN analyst of breaking an unwritten rule by getting "personal," Smith fired back by calling James "a liar" who twists the truth to fit his narrative.

Charles Barkley is reacting to the entire LeBron James-Stephen A. Smith beef. Earlier this week, LeBron went on Pat McAfee's show to blast Smith after