YAHOO SPORTS goes with the header, "Please save 'Inside the NBA.'" Monday’s edition of "Inside the NBA" was "memorable because it wasn’t particularly memorable;" this is what the show is "seemingly every night -- entertaining, informative, opinionated, unpredictable, hysterical, authentic, smart and fun." This was just another example, not an "all-timer like when Charles Barkley was challenged to a footrace by a 69-year-old ref he had declared too old, or when he caused an uproar by claiming there were no good looking women in San Antonio" or even when the show would "deftly delve into politics or social issues or pop culture." No, what made Monday special is that it "might be one of the last editions of the greatest sports show ever created and arguably one of the best television shows as well."
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