Charles Barkley has put out a conventional statement of regret to Jokic and the Chunks
The Denver Pieces don't get even close to the degree of regard that they merit, and assuming there's one individual who knows that, it's Charles Barkley.
The NBA on dynamite set up a realistic advancing premiere night that included LeBron James, Steph Curry, Kevin Durant, and Jayson Tatum. The main issue? Jayson Tatum doesn't play on premiere night, and the Denver Chunks do. The Denver Pieces were generally excluded from the realistic, regardless of making some two-memories NBA MVP, having the NBA Finals MVP, and being the ruling NBA Champions.
When Charles Barkley found out about that, he put out an expression of remorse decently fast.
"You sent me that realistic and I showed it to Ernie [Johnson] and we simply need to apologize to the Chunks, Joker and the city of Denver," Barkley said. "That is totally dumb not having Joker on that realistic. That is to say, we're here day in and day out!"
Charles Barkley doesn't merit the fault for the Chunks being remembered for that realistic. Regardless, Barkley has been one of the greatest advocates of the Pieces since last season. He was the main expert to accept they'd be the principal seed and burned the entire season calling them the best group in the NBA. Assuming there's any individual who's really been giving the Denver Chunks the regard they merit, it's Charles Barkley.
The Denver Chunks go head to head against the Los Angeles Lakers on premiere night this evening at 4:30 p.m. PST.
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