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One small broadcast decision made by NBC won over more than a few fans in its first game back as an NBA broadcaster. NBA action returned to NBC on Tuesday for the first time in over two decades, starting with the marquee season-opening matchup …
The NBA returned to NBC on Tuesday after a 23-year hiatus, but there were definitely some bumps in the road as the show went on the air. NBC’s panel of Maria Taylor, Carmelo Anthony, Vince Carter, and Tracy McGrady were live at Paycom Centre in …
Michael Jordan is taking a surprising media role with NBC as the network enters NBA broadcasting again in 2025. NBC announced Monday that Jordan is joining the network’s NBA coverage as a “special contributor.” There was no word on …
Carmelo Anthony is set to become a staple of NBA coverage starting next season thanks to his new job. Anthony is joining NBC as one of the top studio analysts for its basketball coverage, according to Andrew Marchand of The Athletic. Anthony is the …
Reggie Miller has reportedly found a new job as TNT’s NBA broadcasting contract winds down. Miller has agreed to become one of NBC’s top color commentators for its NBA coverage starting next season, according to Ryan Glasspiegel of Front …
After his fairly lowkey exit from the game of basketball, Blake Griffin may be coming back in a big way. Michael McCarthy of Front Office Sports reported Tuesday that the retired former All-Star big man Griffin has become a sought-after free agent …
The NBA on Wednesday officially announced its new set of broadcast rights deals, confirming that the league will return to NBC for the first time since 2002. NBC confirmed their end of the deal shortly after, and dropped some other significant news …
Tom Brady is not the only former New England Patriots quarterback with a TV deal. Andrew Marchand of the New York Post reported on Monday that retired ex-signal caller Matt Cassel is set to join NBC Sports as a football analyst. Cassel will be doing …
The Michael Jordan of fantasy football officially has a new home. NBC Sports revealed Thursday that they have hired former ESPN mainstay Matthew Berry, who will be hosting multiple fantasy-focused shows on several different NBCUniversal platforms. He …
