With TNT no longer carrying NBA games next season, Ernie Johnson, Charles Barkley, Shaquille O’Neal and Kenny Smith are taking “Inside the NBA” to ESPN.

While Pacers fans celebrated their first NBA Finals appearance in over two decades, all NBA fans had to say goodbye to the most popular pre- and postgame show in the league, 'Inside the NBA'. The bidding war to cover the league was too much for TNT,

After Indiana’s win on Saturday, Kevin Harlan did a half-narration, half-monologue tribute to TNT’s NBA coverage over the years with a look back at a lot of the people who called games.

The collective chemistry of “Inside the NBA,” in which ego is consistently punctured for the sake of comedy, is extremely hard to find in sports television, as evidenced by pretty much every awkward and uninspiring version of an NBA studio show that ESPN has ever produced.

With the conclusion of the Eastern Conference Finals over the weekend, TNT's iconic Inside the NBA officially wrapped up its 36-year run, having first

Here we'll break down exactly what TNT losing NBA broadcast rights means for Inside The NBA going forward. Is 'Inside The NBA' ending? To put it simply: no. Inside The NBA will no

Fans in Tears Over Shaquille O'Neal's Final Act for 'Inside the NBA' originally appeared on Athlon Sports. It was an emotional evening for the "Inside the NBA" crew on Saturday night as they ended their final NBA broadcast for TNT.

When it comes to TNT’s “Inside the NBA” studio show there is rarely a discouraging word, especially down the stretch of its 36-year run under the Turner banner.

The end of an era is near, and fans are feeling it. Inside the NBA, TNT’s legendary studio show is wrapping its final run after over two decades of unforgettable moments. As the Eastern Conference finals continue,