To complement the live-game programming, NBA TV also features studio shows that take fans around the league with live look-ins to games and provides best-in-class analysis and reporting from the ...

To date, 100 percent of the NBA’s national games have been on network or cable TV. Now, Prime Video will show 66 regular-season and at least 20 playoff games.

“NBA Inside Stuff” debuted on NBC in 1990 and quickly became an iconic highlight-based program. Ahmad Rashad was the show’s most well-known host, holding the reins from its inception all the ...

TNT's "Inside the NBA" is moving to ESPN/ABC beginning with the 2025-2026 season. Charles Barkley, Kenny Smith, Ernie Johnson and Shaquille O'Neal will reportedly remain.

Many TV shows are about, to some degree, basketball. Here are the notable TV shows at least partially about putting an (usually) orange ball through a circular rim.

The former No. 1 pick by the Wizards looks back on his time in D.C. and says his jersey should hang in the rafters at Capital ...

Per Ourand, “the channel’s new strategy is going to be more focused on live games and less on big studio shows or replays of, say, the 1984 Lakers-Celtics series.” The catch? NBA TV will ...

If WBD does not retain rights to the NBA, the 2024-25 season will be the last for TNT’s “Inside the NBA.” But for now, the show must go on. And it does its part of putting on a show to remember.

"The Starters" is a nightly TV show and podcast on NBA TV that has a ravenous fan following and is a staple of the NBA world. The show began as "The Basketball Jones" 13 years ago when three ...

TNT is not included in the league's new TV package, which starts next season. That means changes are coming to how the NBA is presented, and "Inside the NBA" could be at the center of those changes.

TNT's "Inside the NBA" is moving to ESPN/ABC beginning with the 2025-2026 season. Charles Barkley, Kenny Smith, Ernie Johnson and Shaquille O'Neal will reportedly remain.