His role? Trolling TNT color analyst Reggie Miller. Miller, of course, has become one of the big storylines in the New York Knicks-Indiana Pacers Eastern Conference Semifinals series. The former ...

The deal will last for 11 seasons and still awaits approval from the NBA’s board of governors, which will send finalized contracts to TNT Sports, giving it the ability to match the offer within ...

For months, the clock appeared to be winding down on TNT's bid to extend its broadcast rights deal with the NBA. Wednesday, the final buzzer sounded. SANTA MONICA, CA - JUNE 25: (L-R) Shaquille O ...

Current NBA rights holder Warner Bros. Discovery’s TNT will have an opportunity to make a matching offer. If TNT does not match, it will lose the NBA after the 2024-25 season, depriving it of a ...

Changes are coming to how basketball fans consume the NBA. The NBA's broadcast rights deal with ESPN and TNT Sports will end following the 2024-25 season, opening the door for new networks and ...

It now argues that it should be able to match Amazon’s streaming agreement with the league, since it can air the games both on cable channel TNT and its Max platform, which boasts about 100 ...

This is a massive statement from Barkley, who pointed the blame toward the league instead of his employer. He previously said the following, blaming his bosses for botching these conversations as ...

A hot topic in the sports media landscape has been the impending end of the hit TNT studio show Inside the NBA after TNT was outbid by NBC for an NBA broadcast rights deal. Despite hints that ...

The NBA is finalizing a long-term lucrative media rights deal that would include ESPN, NBC and Amazon Prime Video as TV partners, per Andrew Marchand of The Athletic. According to The Athletic ...

On Wednesday, the odds of TNT retaining its NBA coverage looked further away than ever, with the NBA announcing that TNT had failed to match Amazon Prime's portion of the new media rights deal.

Warner Bros. Discovery, the parent company of longtime NBA media partner TNT, is buried in debt. And ESPN has been losing money for years as consumers continue to cut the cord with cable providers.

Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav has some influence over the NBA's future on TNT. Although Zaslav initially downplayed the importance of including the NBA in his business operations ...