Here is what to know about the NBA's new TV deals, including the future of "Inside the NBA" and where games will air ...

NBA playoffs have been nothing short of a gift to the league’s incoming TV rights holders as new stars and new rivalries ...

ABC will continue to be the home of the NBA Finals, as it has been since 2003. What about the rest of the playoffs? ESPN and Turner Sports have split playoff action in the current TV deal ...

Live sporting events still pay. That’s the message derived from the NBA’s new TV and media rights deal that will net the league approximately $76 billion in a 11-year deal – $6.9 billion per ...

The NBA’s new media deal was always going to be ... It’s important to note that funds from the new TV deal wouldn’t be reflected in the salary cap until the 2025-26 season, at which point ...

NBA playoffs have kicked off to double-digit viewership growth amid a changing of the guard for both talent and TV networks.

NBC’s deal alone will replace more than 150 hours of broadcast TV entertainment with live NBA programming on Sunday and Tuesday nights (not including the playoffs, NBA All Star Weekend or select ...

Well, the NBA just agreed to a new television rights ... Players will ultimately be owed more from the increase in revenue this TV deal generates than a 10% cap jump will account for, but the ...

The uncertain future of the show, however, has been a storyline for the past two years as the NBA heads toward a new TV deal. TNT is not included in the league's new TV package, which starts next ...

And that is the most welcome news for NBCU, Amazon and Disney – the platforms that inked a massive $76 billion, 11-year TV rights deal with the NBA that kicks in later this year and runs through ...