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sports5 hours ago•6 min saved

Inside the NBA Reigns as the Gold Standard of Sports TV

The piece argues Inside the NBA remains the premier sports studio show, praising its mix of humor and personality during the Knicks–Cavaliers East finals (from the crew singing New York, New York to Barkley’s playful robot gag), while highlighting memorable moments around the playoff atmosphere (Landry Shamet’s Knicks-fan take, a touching TikTok of a young Knicks supporter named Carmelo, and Cavaliers seating drama). It also notes Barkley’s interview on the SI Media podcast and concludes that Inside the NBA is still at the top of its game despite playoff chaos.

via Sports Illustrated|

#charles-barkley #inside-the-nba #knicks-cavaliers

sports22 days ago•5 min saved

Inside the NBA’s Gone Fishing graphic features Russini and Vrabel after Celtics exit

After the Celtics were eliminated by the 76ers in Game 7, ESPN's Inside the NBA aired its Gone Fishing graphic, featuring Dianna Russini and New England Patriots coach Mike Vrabel alongside a roster of Celtics-celebrity cameos, sparking amused and puzzled reactions from the panel about the tableau.

via Awful Announcing|

#boston-celtics #dianna-russini #gone-fishing

sports23 days ago•2 min saved

Inside the NBA Goes Titanic with Vrabel–Russini Sidelong Satire

ESPN's Inside the NBA breaks from prior caution and pokes fun at the Mike Vrabel–Dianna Russini saga with a bold Titanic-inspired graphic, as Vrabel says he’ll miss the third day of the draft for counseling. The segment ties in Russini’s ESPN/The Athletic history and notes ESPN’s silence on her reporting, signaling a bolder media moment around the controversy.

via NBC Sports|

#dianna-russini #espn #inside-the-nba

entertainment1 month ago•38 min saved

Shaq Bets on a Ring, Pacers Couple Declines Live on TV

Shaquille O’Neal pressure on a viral sideline moment led to the Pacers-Nets couple appearing on Inside the NBA, where he challenged Michael to propose on live TV and even offered to buy the engagement ring after Grace declined, clarifying she’s Michael’s girlfriend, not his wife. The moment sparked humor from Charles Barkley and the crew, and the couple reaffirmed their desire to wed on their own terms, with a standing invitation for the Inside crew to attend when they do.

via Yahoo|

#engagement-ring #entertainment #inside-the-nba

sports4 months ago•5 min saved

Barkley Wants More ESPN Time, Not Less

Charles Barkley says ESPN hasn’t kept him busy since Inside the NBA moved from TNT, noting only four ESPN appearances in three months. He’d like to work more (but not on every show), and the upcoming schedule should increase his air time as Inside the NBA is slated for multiple dates through April and the playoffs, indicating he’s open to more appearances but won’t drag himself onto every program.

via Awful Announcing|

#broadcasting #charles-barkley #dan-le-batard-show

sports11 months ago•1 min saved

ESPN's NBA Broadcast Shakeup: Future of Doris Burke and On-Air Talent Uncertain

ESPN is reevaluating its NBA broadcasting team after the Finals, with Mike Breen confirmed as the top play-by-play announcer but Doris Burke's future uncertain, while Andrew Marchand reports that the current trio may not continue beyond the Finals. Meanwhile, TNT's 'Inside the NBA' will move to ESPN, but Charles Barkley plans to leave after two more years. The small forward free agent market lacks top-tier talent, and key offseason dates, including the draft withdrawal deadline and free agent negotiations, are approaching.

via NBA Rumors - HoopsRumors.com|

#broadcasting #espn #free-agency

sports11 months ago•4 min saved

‘Inside the NBA’ Transition to ESPN Sparks Changes and Criticism

ESPN will take over the licensing of Inside the NBA from TNT starting in the 2025–26 season, with the show maintaining its core cast and format, including postgame segments and live coverage during major NBA events. The show will continue to be produced in Atlanta, with minimal changes to its style, but scheduling and platform distribution will be adjusted to fit ESPN's broader media strategy. Both networks will retain control over their respective content, and the cast, including Charles Barkley, is expected to stay on board.

via Front Office Sports|

#broadcasting #espn #inside-the-nba

sports11 months ago•2 min saved

Inside the NBA's Transition: End of an Era and New Beginnings

Inside the NBA's final broadcast on TNT marked the end of an era as the beloved cast, including Shaquille O'Neal and Ernie Johnson, bid farewell amid emotional moments, with the show moving to ESPN due to new TV rights deals, raising concerns about potential changes in style and content.

via talkSPORT|

#espn #farewell #inside-the-nba

sports11 months ago•7 min saved

'Inside the NBA' Transition from TNT to ESPN Sparks Changes and Farewells

After 35 seasons on TNT, 'Inside the NBA' has signed off from TNT and will move to ESPN, which will continue to produce the show largely as is, with the original cast and crew, marking a significant transition in NBA broadcasting.

via Yahoo Sports|

#broadcast-transition #espn #inside-the-nba

sports1 year ago•4 min saved

'Inside the NBA' Transition to ESPN Sparks Nostalgia and Change

Rob Parker criticizes the move of 'Inside the NBA' from TNT to ESPN, arguing it will diminish the show's unique appeal and authenticity, and predicts it will not feel the same or succeed on ESPN.

via Awful Announcing|

#espn #inside-the-nba #move

sports1 year ago•1 min saved

Charles Barkley Criticizes TNT and ESPN Deal Handling

Charles Barkley criticized TNT for not informing him directly about ESPN's acquisition of 'Inside The NBA,' which he learned about through friends. Barkley, who has been with Turner for over 20 years, expressed frustration over the company's handling of the situation, especially given the show's importance and his long tenure. Despite the initial communication issues, a deal was reached to keep the show on air as ESPN takes over NBA broadcasting rights.

via Sports Illustrated|

#charles-barkley #espn #inside-the-nba

sports-media1 year ago•5 min saved

ESPN Secures Exclusive Rights to 'Inside the NBA' Starting 2025

ESPN chairman Jimmy Pitaro has orchestrated a landmark trade with TNT Sports, acquiring the iconic "Inside the NBA" team, including Charles Barkley, in exchange for Big 12 football and basketball games. This move aims to bolster ESPN's NBA coverage, which has struggled against TNT's popular show. The deal, which involves no monetary exchange, will see "Inside the NBA" continue from TNT's Atlanta studios, while ESPN's "NBA Countdown" takes a secondary role. This strategic acquisition is seen as a significant win for ESPN in the competitive sports media landscape.

via The Athletic|

#charles-barkley #espn #inside-the-nba

sports-media1 year ago•5 min saved

ESPN Secures 'Inside the NBA' in Major Sports Media Shift

ESPN has struck a deal to bring the popular sports studio show 'Inside the NBA' to its network, marking a strategic move to incorporate successful concepts from rivals. The show, featuring Charles Barkley and Shaquille O'Neal, will air on ESPN and ABC starting with the 2025-26 NBA season, particularly during major events. This move reflects ESPN's strategy of acquiring proven sports personalities and concepts from competitors, as seen in previous deals with NFL announcers and the 'Pat McAfee Show.' The agreement also involves ESPN granting Warner's TNT Sports rights to Big 12 games.

via Variety|

#charles-barkley #espn #inside-the-nba

sports1 year ago•3 min saved

'Inside the NBA' Moves to ESPN and ABC in Landmark Deal Ending Legal Dispute

"Inside the NBA," featuring Ernie Johnson Jr., Charles Barkley, Kenny Smith, and Shaquille O'Neal, will air on ESPN and ABC starting the 2025-26 season through a partnership with TNT Sports and the NBA. The show will be part of ESPN's coverage of major NBA events, including the NBA Finals. This move is part of ESPN's new 11-year rights extension with the NBA. Despite the change, TNT Sports will continue producing the show from its Atlanta studios. The agreement follows a settlement between Warner Bros. Discovery and the NBA over media rights.

via ESPN|

#broadcasting #espn #inside-the-nba

sports-business1 year ago•4 min saved

NBA and Warner Bros. Discovery Settle Lawsuit, 'Inside the NBA' Moves to ESPN

Warner Bros. Discovery has settled its lawsuit with the NBA over live game rights, ending its 40-year relationship with the league as a live game broadcaster in the U.S. The settlement allows Warner Bros. Discovery to retain some NBA content rights, including highlights for Bleacher Report and House of Highlights, and live game rights in select international markets. Additionally, "Inside the NBA" will be licensed to ESPN and ABC, while Warner Bros. Discovery will continue to produce the show. The agreement also includes a sub-licensing deal for Big 12 football and basketball games.

via CNBC|

#espn #inside-the-nba #media-rights