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 ...

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 ...

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, ...

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 ...

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 ...

Ernie Johnson could barely get the words out. The run of “Inside the NBA” on TNT came to an end on Saturday night, after nearly four decades as a fixture of the league. The show will move to ESPN and ...

TNT was home to the NBA for 36 seasons—the longest-running sports program in the network’s history—and it ended exactly the way fans would’ve wanted: with the iconic “Inside the NBA” crew of Shaquille ...

The NBA is set to return to NBC this fall as part of the 2025 TV schedule, and games and coverage are also going to be available to Peacock subscription holders. With that, network execs have been ...

1. It wasn’t quite goodbye. It was more like, see you later. But NBA fans still wanted to see how Ernie Johnson, Charles Barkley, Kenny Smith and Shaquille O’Neal would wrap up their TNT careers.

TNT Sports is getting back into the business of high-level professional basketball, just not with the NBA. On Thursday, the network announced it has reached a multiyear media rights deal with FIBA, ...

Charles Barkley agreed to work for at least two more years with ESPN and TNT, but still doesn’t know what he’s going to be doing. “We taped a pilot about a month ago, and it was the stupidest s**t ...