Charles Barkley hilariously recalls playing cards with the 1992 Dream Team in Barcelona and how Michael Jordan had the same strategy every time.

Michael Jordan and Charles Barkley were fierce competitors when they faced off against each other in various NBA games during the ‘90s. However, the two also developed a close friendship, which ...

Charles Barkley, fresh off his MVP season, entered the 1993 NBA Finals believing he was superior to Michael Jordan. Despite his confidence and preseason prediction of a Suns-Bulls showdown, the ...

Michael Jordan and Charles Barkley (Photo By The Arizona Republic/Imagn Images) Charles Barkley did not make all his money from rebounds and slam dunks; it started with a round of golf and some ...

NBA legends Charles Barkley and Michael Jordan are no longer on speaking terms. But before their public falling out, Barkley and Jordan were very close friends during the golden era of basketball ...

NBA legend Charles Barkley lauded Michael Jordan's potential to earn over $100 million had he continued playing. Barkley criticized current players for load management, citing their advanced ...

Charles Barkley referred to Michael Jordan as aNov 22, 1993; Phoenix, AZ, USA; NBA superstars Michael Jordan (left) and Charles Barkley during the filming of a Nike shoe commercial at the Arizona ...

Charles Barkley may have known Michael Jordan was joining the Washington Wizards in 2001, but he never expected to see him join NBC.

Charles Barkley and Michael Jordan were once close friends, sharing experiences as NBA peers and teammates on the 1992 Dream Team. Their friendship ended in 2012 after Barkley publicly criticized ...

But (if they're friends again!) a Michael Jordan-Charles Barkley segment would feed families for generations. Let's really think about this for a second.

Charles Barkley, a fierce competitor during his playing days, recently claimed that his rival, Michael Jordan, couldn't guard him because he was "too little".

Michael Jordan didn’t really kill more people than the plague, but Charles Barkley believes his unattainable legacy killed NBA careers.