We are now just days away from Inside the NBA making its highly anticipated debut on ESPN for the 2025-2026 NBA season. Throughout the entire offseason, ESPN has maintained committed to keeping the ...

After decades of iconic moments, tons of laughs, and legendary comradery and commentary, NBA on TNT has officially checked out of the game. The network aired its final basketball broadcast, closing ...

TNT Sports is walking away from NBA TV, as the Warner Bros. Discovery cable unit has elected to close out its oversight of the league-owned network this fall. Talks that would have seen TNT retain its ...

There has been a weird subplot to the season-long goodbye to the NBA on TNT in that most of the attention to its swan song has been about the one element of its presentation that isn’t going anywhere.

1. TNT finished its 36-year run of airing NBA games on Saturday with the Indiana Pacers closing out the New York Knicks in the Eastern Conference finals. While so much—basically all—the focus has been ...

TNT responded to the end of a fruitful partnership with the NBA. On Saturday, TNT broadcast its last NBA game when the Indiana Pacers closed out the Eastern Conference Finals with a Game 6 victory ...

On Saturday, the final remnants of TNT”s stake in the previous NBA media rights deal, its partnership with NBA TV, came to a close with the broadcast of the 2025 Basketball Hall of Fame enshrinement ...

“Inside the NBA” has been a staple for basketball fans for the past 36 years, and on Saturday night, TNT aired its final episode. Shaquille O’Neal, Kenny Smith, Ernie Johnson, Charles Barkley, and the ...

One of the big questions around TNT Sports no longer having NBA rights is what would happen with NBA TV, which is owned by the NBA itself, but operated by TNT Sports. And while the sides did come to ...

The NBA has some new homes for 2025 and beyond. ESPN will retain its rights, while NBC and Amazon will join as new broadcast partners starting for the 2025-26 season. The league officially announced ...

Shaquille O’Neal used to blow up opposing teams’ defensive game plans in his playing days. Now, he’s blowing up toilets. While analyzing a compelling Nuggets-Clippers Game 2 matchup on TNT’s “Inside ...