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Kevin Harlan joins Amazon Prime Video’s NBA broadcast team for the 2025–26 season after nearly 30 years with TNT.

Warner Bros. Discovery's TNT Sports will stop making content for NBA TV, ending an nearly two-decade-old TV alliance ...

A lawsuit filed by Warner Bros. Discovery investors in the Southern District of New York alleges that the company misled ...

▪ Over the 11-year contract, ABC/ESPN will have all 11 NBA Finals and 10 conference finals. Amazon and NBC will each get six ...

The NBA will have a slightly different feel next season when games appear on the streaming platform, but the network did ...

The suit accuses the media giant of violating securities laws and misleading investors through "wrongful acts and omissions” ...

Prime Video has announced its lineup for its first NBA season that begins Oct. 24. Familiar voices like Kevin Harlan, Ian ...

After hanging in the balance for months, Warner Bros. Discovery’s TNT Sports will no longer produce content for NBA TV, according to an internal memo network Chairman and CEO Luis Silberwasser sent to ...

Kevin Garnett wants to use his production company to give current NBA players a "script" for telling their own stories.

With TNT leaving the NBA landscape at least for the foreseeable future, old friend NBC is stepping back into the scene, as ...