“Look at Atlanta’s crowd, they’re not into the game”: Charles Barkley hilariously forgets that it’s halftime of Bucks vs Hawks Game 6 before Ernie Johnson rectifies him

Anyone who’s watched NBA on TNT knows that Charles Barkley can be pretty absent-minded at times. We saw another instance of that today.

The Milwaukee Bucks overcame the Atlanta Hawks at State Farm Arena with a wire-to-wire win in Game 6 to seal their first NBA Finals appearance in 47 years. In doing so, they’ve also become the first franchise in league history to win both Conferences.

We saw yet another all-round performance from Milwaukee tonight. They’ve rallied exceptionally well in the injury-enforced absence of Giannis to win 2 games on the bounce.

Khris Middleton and Jrue Holiday have done a ton of the heavy lifting. But the Bucks also got some exceptional performances from Bobby Portis and Brook Lopez in their frontcourt.

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The Atlanta Hawks should take pride in what they’ve achieved in this postseason. They went into the playoffs without homecourt advantage, but demonstrated their mettle with 6 road wins in the run.

Charles Barkley berates Atlanta fans for being quiet during the halftime break for Game 6

Hawks fans were a bit subdued just before the start of the second half tonight – understandably, of course. The camera crew at State Farm Arena panned to a shot of some fans checking their phones out at the interval.

The Inside crew were making some observations ahead of the resumption of play when Chuck butted in with a comment about the energy of the crowd: “Look at this crowd man. They’re not into the game.”

Ernie, as the voice of reason, had to rectify Barkley by reminding him ‘Uh, it’s halftime.’

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Now, we can’t say for sure whether Chuck was aware of the game clock at the time of his comment. But it makes complete sense when you factor in how he predicted a Bucks win tonight. It was just his way of talking trash to his opponents – but the incident is funny all the same.

The Chuckster has ended this series on a 5-game streak of successful guarantees. His eventual record for this year’s playoffs stands at 7-13. Most of his losing bets came about after he rode high on the Blazers and the Nuggets in the first 2 rounds.