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 ...

TNT Sports is walking away from NBA TV, as the Warner Bros. Discovery cable unit has elected to close out its oversight of the league-owned network this fall. Talks that would have seen TNT retain its ...

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 ...

TNT broadcaster Adam Lefkoe gave an emotional goodbye as NBA coverage with the network winds down. The 2024-25 NBA regular season comes to an end on Sunday, before the play-in and the playoffs. TNT ...

The NBA and TNT Sports are reportedly discussing a settlement to end the network’s lawsuit against the league. Per a report in Front Office Sports on Wednesday, rumors are circulating that the NBA and ...

Emotions ranged widely and freely as Ernie Johnson, Shaquille O'Neal, Kenny Smith and Charles Barkley reflected on the NBA on TNT. The Associated Press After decades covering the league, Ernie, ...

Chants of “TNT” from the assembled Indiana Pacers fans following Charles Barkley’s final sign-off on “Inside the NBA” was a stark reminder: The NBA on TNT is no more. Although, thanks to the NBA’s ...

"Inside the NBA" will continue, even though games will no longer be airing on TNT at the end of this season. The popular studio show will appear on ESPN and ABC beginning next season as part of a ...

It’s the end of a TNT era. With the Indiana Pacers securing a Game 6 win against the New York Knicks in the Eastern Conference Final, that put an end to NBA on TNT. “Gratitude is the operative word ...

“Inside the NBA,” TNT’s longtime basketball studio show, will appear on ABC and ESPN as the NBA and Warner Bros. Discovery, the parent company of TNT Sports, have settled their months-long lawsuit, ...

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 ...