Charles Barkley was honored in Philadelphia with a media award Friday night.
Barkley received the Lew Klein Excellence in the Media Award at Temple University, and gave his take on journalism and 76ers basketball during a brief speech.
The basketball Hall of Famer and commentator on TNT's "Inside the NBA" told the room full of journalists to "be mad, be frustrated, but don't stop doing your job and telling the truth."
He said he was going to mind the "three B's" in his speech: "be brief, brother." And he did, keeping his remarks under 10 minutes.
He told the Philadelphia Inquirer he thinks his former 76ers have a good team, but how well No. 1 NBA draft pick Markelle Fultz plays will determine their success.
He says Fultz is "the key."
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