Charles Barkley has had his share of rough nights playing “Who He Play For?” on “Inside the NBA,” but his latest attempt might top them all. The segment tests Barkley on where lesser-known NBA players are currently suiting up. This…

NBA legend Charles Barkley struggled heavily during a recent edition of the popular segment "Who He Play For?" on "Inside the NBA." Barkley failed to correctly identify the current teams for all five featured players in the opening round, incorrectly guessing destinations for Mo Wagner, Buddy Hield, Taurean Prince, Mo Bamba, and Aaron Wiggins.
Even after being immediately re-tested with the same five players and answers, Barkley struggled to remember the correct teams. Barkley defended his performance by citing how early it was in the season, while the show's crew mocked his lack of retention before he finally got several right on a third attempt.
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