The post Inside the NBA signs off TNT era with literal mic drops appeared first on ClutchPoints. While ‘ Inside the NBA’ will live on, its three-decade-long partnership with TNT concluded along with ...

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 ...

There has been a weird subplot to the season-long goodbye to the NBA on TNT in that most of the attention to its swan song has been about the one element of its presentation that isn’t going anywhere.

Charles Barkley Blasts TNT’s Future Inside the NBA Plans originally appeared on Athlon Sports. With the NBA Conference Finals coming to an end, TNT’s NBA broadcast era has concluded. Starting next ...

“Inside the NBA” has been a staple for basketball fans for the past 36 years, and on Saturday night, TNT aired its final episode. Shaquille O’Neal, Kenny Smith, Ernie Johnson, Charles Barkley, and the ...

PHOENIX -- It's the final year of the highly acclaimed "NBA on TNT" show that's captivated practically the entire basketball world, and Phoenix Suns legend Charles Barkley isn't a fan of the NBA's ...

The days of Warner Bros. Discovery producing shows like “NBA Gametime Live” are coming to an end. Warner has managed operations for NBA TV, originally a project of the league’s own entertainment arm, ...

Charles Barkley heard from the co-workers who don't appear on screen during TNT's "Inside the NBA" as its future was in flux over the past year ‒ about how they were worried about paying their ...

A lawsuit filed by Warner Bros. Discovery investors in the Southern District of New York alleges that the company misled shareholders about its ability to retain NBA broadcast rights via the matching ...

Shaquille O’Neal used to blow up opposing teams’ defensive game plans in his playing days. Now, he’s blowing up toilets. While analyzing a compelling Nuggets-Clippers Game 2 matchup on TNT’s “Inside ...

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 ...