Barkley has served as a studio analyst for TNT since 2000, but is waiting on TNT and ESPN to determine his workload.

I want to talk about my future, because there's been a lot of stuff going on, I hear, about my future and I want to make everything perfectly clear. I'm informing NBC that I will not accept their offer.

Charles Barkley is following his heart. The NBA analyst announced on “The Steam Room” podcast he will remain with Turner Sports, despite reported offers from Amazon and NBC among others. “I’m informing NBC that I will not accept their offer,” he told Ernie Johnson. “I’m gonna cancel my future meetings with Amazon.”

As perhaps one of the most sought-after television talents in the industry, Charles Barkley always has options. With all of the shifting tectonic plates under Inside the NBA as ESPN and NBC and Amazon drive hard to the hole as they try to build out their rosters,

I want to talk about my future because there's been a lot of stuff going on about my future, and I want to make everything perfectly clear. I'm informing NBC that I will not accept their offer, I'm gonna cancel my future meetings with Amazon.

Inside the NBA is one of the most beloved shows on television. The sports studio show — featuring Ernie Johnson, Charles Barkley, Shaquille O’Neal, and Kenny Smith — has won

Charles Barkley has decided to remain with Turner Sports after weighing offers from NBC, Amazon and other networks. The legendary player and analyst announced that news on The Steam Room podcast alongside Ernie Johnson on Tuesday morning.

Charles Barkley has long been one of the most recognizable voices in the NBA landscape, thanks to the excellent work he does with “Inside the NBA.” However, for the better part of a year now, rumors have been circulating about the show and its constituents.