Charles Barkley famously said that he wasn’t a role model for kids. However, the Hall of Fame power forward loves giving out candy during Halloween. But this year, some kids seemed to take it too far with their antics. Barkley…

NBA analyst Charles Barkley humorously revealed on 'NBA Tip-Off' that he "wanted to punch" trick-or-treaters who brought basketball cards to his house asking for autographs. While recounting the story alongside co-hosts Shaquille O'Neal, Ernie Johnson, and Kenny Smith, the Hall of Famer smiled through his mock frustration at the unexpected autograph requests.
Despite his playful annoyance, Barkley admitted he could not be mean to the children and ended up signing about 25 cards while giving out handfuls of candy. The segment also featured a lighthearted debate with O'Neal, who revealed he hands out his own branded Shaqalicious gummies to trick-or-treaters.
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