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 ...

After 35 years, TNT has officially bid adieu to the NBA, with NBC and Amazon Prime Video taking over the network’s coverage next season. So what will Inside the NBA look like now that it moves to ESPN ...

Paramount to settle lawsuit over Warner Bros. Discovery acquisition, paving way for combined CBS Sports-TNT Sports Paramount is set to settle the antitrust lawsuit brought by California Attorney ...

NBA on TNT broadcast its final game on Saturday, as the Pacers defeated the Knicks to advance to the NBA Finals. The network has been broadcasting NBA games since 1989, but it was unable to extend its ...

Ernie Johnson and Inside the NBA may no longer be airing on TNT, but their presence is still felt. This week sees the NHL regular season get underway with TNT and ESPN being the main rightsholders ...

Nostalgia is a mug’s game, especially when it comes to the sports media. Sure, we celebrate beloved broadcasters retiring (shoutout, Hubie Brown) and the famed players they highlighted, but those ...

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 ...

The NBA on TNT ended its decades-long run Saturday night, a finale that included the network’s signature “Inside the NBA” show that blended analysis with hilarity, head-spinning observations and ...

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 ...

TNT is the rare U.S. TV network these days willing to embrace boxing. After the first two events drew a combined 5.6 million viewers, top executives hope Friday's Andy Ruiz fight will be a big step ...

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.