Charles Barkley’s ‘Who He Skate For?’ was a beautiful disaster
Charles Barkley tried to get revenge on his Inside the NBA castmates in a hockey version of "Who He Skate For?" and the results were amazing.
Charles Barkley tried to get revenge on his Inside the NBA castmates in a hockey version of "Who He Skate For?" and the results were amazing.
Charles Barkley bet so much on a Toronto Maple Leafs Game 7 victory that he had to use a bookie outside FanDuel to place a wager.
But American viewership doesn't tell the whole story...
"You see the fans and the way they talk, they just beat the pressure into this team."
"Reinhart just put the puck into the back of the net."
While TNT's Eddie Olczyk blasted this hit as "dangerous," the Sportsnet coverage was a lot different.
"We've got this JNCO-wearing jock-sniffer PFT all over it right now."
"Excited to be welcoming a new guest (and an old friend) to the desk this weekend."
"I'm a free agent on July 1 and can't wait to dig in on my next ventures."
TNT Sports' Capitals-Canadiens feed was out for 30 minutes, leading to them switching to the Sportsnet feed.
Barkley’s love for hockey is legitimate.
Predictably, the decision was primarily made for financial reasons.
The league's regular season audiences averaged 445,000 viewers across its national broadcast partners.
John Buccigross and Kevin Weekes will call Game 2 on ESPN2.
"I mean, we just can't sacrifice a round where these big markets can watch on their regional sports network."
"No more remote tv broadcasts for sports!"
"The chasing days are done! Alex Ovechkin is the greatest goal scorer in the history of the NHL!"
Rosen and Davidson called Rangers' games together from 1986-2006.
NHL on TNT analyst Darren Pang offered up some polarizing thoughts on soon-to-be NHL all-time leading goalscorer Alexander Ovechkin.
Henrik Lundqvist may be one of the greatest netminders of all time, but his grasp of US geography leaves something to be desired.
"I'm not going to be butthurt if someone says I make a bad play or something."
NHL on TNT analyst Paul Bissonnette had some strong words for young Chicago Blackhawks star Connor Bedard for not playing winning hockey.
TNT and truTV simulcast an NHL doubleheader tonight
NHL on TNT analyst Paul Bissonnette showed why he wasn't quite remembered for his shooting accuracy during his playing days.
"You had your goal, your assist and you elbowed a player in the face."