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However, Charles Barkley offered a different perspective, arguing that the issue lies with players' unwillingness to play back-to-back games and the rising salaries that make it difficult for fans to afford attending games. "We have guys making 80 90100 million not playing back toback games that's to me I mean listen uh the three-point thing bothers me because of course if they going in you're G to win but you got to have a plan B," Barkley said.

The disconnect between players and fans is a significant concern, as fans are increasingly frustrated by the lack of commitment from highly-paid athletes. "When you hear professional athletes who are making millions of dollars complain about going to work it's a turnoff it's a turnoff to a lot of fans," the host noted.