The last NBA broadcast on TNT could come at any time, including tonight. My appreciation for TNT’s NBA coverage mostly revolves around its signature show, “Inside The NBA,” and I’ll get to ...

Although TNT will lose the broadcasting rights to the NBA, the popular show "Inside the NBA," featuring Johnson, Barkley, Shaquille O'Neal and Kenny Smith, will find a new home on ESPN next season.

”Inside the NBA” started in 1989, the same year TNT began broadcasting NBA games. Barkley joined the program in 2000 while O'Neal came aboard during the 2011-12 season.

When the NBA on TNT began, Michael Jordan had yet to win an NBA championship, and Charles Barkley was an All-Star with the Philadelphia 76ers. Shaquille O’Neal was in high school!

For the NBA, there’s also probably some logic in ending this partnership if TNT Sports’ proposals weren’t appealing to them. The league has significantly boosted its in-house content efforts ...

If I had written the script, the NBA and TNT would be together forever. It's not gonna happen, but while I was disappointed and I was sad, I was not bitter. We know how business works.

The final broadcast of Inside the NBA on TNT was last night and the crew decided to end it with a tribute to one of the other best shows ever made.

Yes, it is the end of ‘Inside the NBA’ on TNT, but it is a new beginning for us,” O’Neal said during the Game 5 coverage. “I’m glad we’re still together on whatever network we go to.

The 2023 NBA season is back. With the return of the NBA, many games will be broadcast nationally on TNT, including the first two games of the 2023 season: Lakers vs. Nuggets and Suns vs. Warriors ...

The NBA secured a multibillion dollar deal with Amazon and NBC this month, giving TNT a chance to match the terms of the arrangement so it could continue its 34-year partnership with the league.

The NBA has signed with ESPN/ABC, NBC, and Amazon as part of its new television rights deal, but the new contract excludes TNT, which is now filing a lawsuit against the league.

TNT Sports will continue to co-manage the NBA’s cable channel NBA TV and NBA.com for the next five years. “Inside the NBA” will continue to be produced by TNT out of its studios in Atlanta.