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Charles Barkley and the gang are taking “Inside the NBA” to ESPN next season, but that is not the only show he and his colleagues will appear on. The other one does not sound all that exciting, at least at this point. Barkley shared some …
TNT may be losing the rights to the NBA starting next season, but they will not be losing Grant Hill along with that. TNT announced Thursday that Hill has agreed to a long-term extension to remain with the network, despite the loss of NBA rights. …
Fans of the popular TNT show “Inside the NBA” got the news they were hoping for regarding the future of the program. “Inside the NBA” appeared to be in limbo after TNT lost the rights to broadcast NBA games beginning next …
TNT chose the wrong time to air a car advertisement Tuesday during the NBA season opener between the Los Angeles Lakers and Minnesota Timberwolves. The Timberwolves trailed the Lakers 18-12 late in the first quarter at Crypto.com Arena in Los …
TNT must have some Lakers fans in their control room. The Boston Celtics officially raised championship banner No. 18 to the rafters on Tuesday night ahead of their season opener against the New York Knicks. Boston’s players also received their …
As they enter what will most likely be their final season with the rights to the NBA, TNT is going big. TNT announced this week that they have hired the retired eight-time All-Star Vince Carter as part of their regular TV crew next season. Carter …
While Charles Barkley appears to be staying put at TNT, another member of the “Inside the NBA” dream team may soon be up for grabs. Ryan Glasspiegel of the New York Post reported this week that industry sources believe Shaquille …
TNT is witnessing another prominent exit ahead of their final season of NBA rights. Ryan Glasspiegel of the New York Post reported Thursday that TNT reporter Chris Haynes is about to leave the network after spending the last five years with them. …
TNT still holds the rights to the NBA for one more season, but a notable name is already making an early exit. Retired former Sixth Man of the Year winner Jamal Crawford revealed in a post to social media this week that he is no longer under contract …
Charles Barkley recently committed to remaining at TNT even if the network loses its NBA broadcast rights, and he says he left an enormous sum of money on the table by doing so. In an appearance on the “Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz” …
TNT might wind up losing its rights to NBA games after the 2024-25 season, but Charles Barkley is not going anywhere. Barkley and TNT announced in a joint statement on Tuesday that Sir Charles “will exclusively contribute to TNT Sports for many …
Warner Bros. Discovery has lost the broadcasting rights to the NBA and is suing over the situation. Some people are saying that the company’s boss made a big mistake during negotiations. The NBA has signed with Amazon, Disney and NBC to be …
TNT is looking to stay in the NBA broadcasting game, but the way the network is going about it could potentially lead to a legal battle. In a statement that was issued Monday, TNT Sports announced that the network has exercised its right to match a …
TNT has reportedly made a major decision regarding the future of its NBA broadcast rights after the league concluded a new rights contract. Warner Bros. Discovery, which owns TNT, intends to exercise its right to match the agreement the NBA made with …
The NBA reportedly agreed on a new television rights deal on Wednesday, and TNT is not among those that won the bidding. However, the door may not be completely closed just yet. Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav, whose company owns TNT Sports, …
TNT has issued its first statement in response to Charles Barkley’s major announcement. Barkley said on NBATV Friday night that he plans to retire from television following the 2024-25 season. TNT’s statement seems to hedge on this a bit, …
