The days of Warner Bros. Discovery producing shows like "NBA Gametime Live" are coming to an end. Warner Bros. Discovery will cease making content for NBA TV, the basketball league's cable network, ending a partnership that has been extant since 2008, and ...

After hanging in the balance for months, Warner Bros. Discovery’s TNT Sports will no longer produce content for NBA TV, according to an internal memo network Chairman and CEO Luis Silberwasser sent to staff Friday afternoon. The league will assume the ...

Kevin Harlan, one of the most recognizable voices in basketball broadcasting, is set to join Amazon Prime Video as part of its NBA coverage beginning with the 2025–26 season, according to a report from The Athletic. Harlan has reportedly signed a three ...

Change is taking shape at TNT right now, specifically when it comes to the network’s coverage of professional basketball. The company lost the broadcast rights for live NBA games, which also meant the end of long-running sports talk show, Inside the NBA.

Shaquille O'Neal is launching a new show called Dunkman. Forty of the world's best dunkers will compete for a trophy and $200,000. The show premiere

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 the 11-year deal through 2036 on Wednesday. Stream ...

ESPN doesn’t want to strip “Inside the NBA” of editorial control, and they also don’t want to alter the show’s runtime. “It will be as close to that as we can possibly get,” Magnus told Deitsch in an upcoming episode of The Sports Media Podcast.