TNT submitted a matching offer to retain its NBA broadcast rights and continue producing "Inside the NBA." The NBA responded by stating that TNT s parent company.
The NBA has finalized a long-term agreement with Amazon, aiming to enhance the reach and accessibility of its games. This deal complements existing broadcast.
In response, TNT stated it does not believe the NBA can reject its offer and pledged to take appropriate action. The network emphasized its contractual.
The fate of the beloved studio show "Inside the NBA" is uncertain. TNT has been synonymous with the show for decades, but its future depends.
Amazon s package includes rights to six conference finals, the NBA Cup, play-in games, and Thursday games at the end of its NFL coverage.
TNT will continue to broadcast NBA games through the 2025 Western Conference finals, as the current broadcast deals extend through next season.
Inside the NBA" hosts Ernie Johnson, Charles Barkley, Kenny Smith, and Shaquille O'Neal are key figures in the show's success. Johnson has reportedly stated.
Alongside the NBA s announcement, the WNBA renewed its partnerships with Disney and Amazon Prime and signed a new agreement with NBCUniversal.