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Charles Barkley's joke about Galveston , Texas , went viral on social media.
The NBA 's current media deal is set to expire at the end of next season .
The league is seeking a deal worth more than twice as much as the last one.
Sources say a new deal is still weeks away.
The NBA has reportedly agreed to a “framework” of a deal with both Disney and Amazon .
Disney CEO Bob Iger said he was “confident” that the company will renew with the league.
Amazon has made a reported bid of $1.8 billion per year to get its own slice of the package.
For NBC , landing the NBA would mark a grand reunion after losing rights to the league 20 years ago .
Warner Bros. Discovery exec Zaslav says the company is in "constructive negotiation" with the league.
Barkley and O'Neal were courtside courtside at Madison Square Garden for a pair of Knicks playoff games last month .
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