I didn't see it, but apparently at one point Tony Kornheiser said that if the Bears came back to win, Barkley could have his job in the booth permanently. So, guess the Kornheiser experiment is ending early...
And, as Basketbawful explains, there were valuable team-building lessons from Barkley too:
And, as Basketbawful explains, there were valuable team-building lessons from Barkley too:
Tony Kornheiser asked if Barkley could play with someone like first-class douchebag Terrell Owens, to which Chuck responded "I don't think it'd work with me, cause I'd have hit him in the head a long time ago." Then, when Kornheiser asked if Charles ever had played with someone like Owens, Sir Charles said, "Yeah, and I hit 'em in the head."
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