Charles Barkley says Spurs' 3-point shooting collapse in NBA Finals validates his anti-three-pointer stance
Charles Barkley, known for his criticism of the NBA's reliance on three-point shooting, felt vindicated after watching the San Antonio Spurs shoot 3-for-17 from three-point range in the second half of Game 4 of the NBA Finals, leading to a collapse and a 3-1 series deficit. Barkley shared his "I told you so" moment on the Inside the NBA postgame show, arguing that over-reliance on the three-pointer cost the Spurs the game.
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Charles Barkley told ESPN viewers he was on the right side of history after San Antonio missed 14 3s to go down 3-1 in the NBA Finals.
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