It's Barkley vs. the Bay Area once again.
Charles Barkley's beef with San Francisco and Warriors fans isn't necessarily a new thing, but it's almost always entertaining.
No longer allowed to provoke the city of San Antonio, habitual line stepper and "NBA on TNT" analyst rekindled his feud with San Fran during an indoor rain delay during Game 4, trashing the city and taking a sideswipe at the city's homeless population, as well.
Charles Barkley immediately started roasting “dirty ass” San Francisco during the Dallas rain delay pic.twitter.com/Kchpm2zZkJ
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"You know what the bad thing is about all this rain? It's not raining in San Francisco to clean up those dirty-ass streets they got there," Barkley said.
San Francisco, you know, it's a great city. All that dirtiness and homelessness, y'all gotta clean that off the streets.
Later in the segment, he referred to San Francisco as a "hellhole" before heading to a commercial. That, though, is a familiar jab at San Francisco.
Mavericks-Warriors entered a rain delay as leaks from the roof hit the court, causing a near 20-minute stoppage in play.
Game 4 has been delayed at the start of the 2nd half due to a leak in the ceiling of American Airlines Center. pic.twitter.com/RsweVcA0j0
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Earlier during TNT's coverage, Barkley spent time denouncing the Uvalde, Texas shooting that left 21, including 18 children, dead, proving that Barkley can be real when he needs to be.
There's bad news for Chuck, though: The Mavericks won, forcing the series to head back to San Francisco.
