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Report: NBA Finalizes Media Rights Contracts with ESPN, NBC, Amazon
These 11-year agreements will be worth a collective $76 billion, according to Andrew Marchand of "The Athletic."
Reggie Miller: If TNT Loses NBA Broadcasting Rights, ‘We’re Going to Go Out With a Bang’
"First of all let me say this – this could be retirement for all of us at Turner network next year."
Dan Le Batard: TNT Sports Will Try and Talk Charles Barkley Out of Retirement
"He’s tired of being emotional about this, and he just went emotion from the hip."
Bob Fescoe: Charles Barkley is Irreplaceable
"How many people want to do that as well, just kind of walk away and say, ‘You know what? I put in my time and I am done here, and now I have the ability to walk away...'"
Report: Warner Bros. Discovery Negotiating Fourth NBA Package for TNT
The main question that remains is what the package would look like and where the games would come from.
John Skipper: Discussion is ‘Moot’ if Warner Bros. Discovery is Able to Match NBA Rights
"If you’re a shareholder, this is why you’re saying he’s brilliant is because if you were a shareholder, you would be glad they walked away from this very expensive package."
Adam Lefkoe to Dan Patrick: WBD Execs Said It’s Not Over, We’re Still Talking to NBA
“You still have Zaslav talking to Adam Silver; they’re still really, really trying. That’s what I’m being told.”
Jamal Crawford: ‘Inside the NBA’ Transcends Basketball
"There’s some people out here [that] say, ‘I don’t even watch the game. I tune in for pregame, postgame and after the game to see what they’re going to say,’ so they’ve always had the pulse."
Charles Barkley: ‘Morale Sucks – Plain and Simple,’ TNT Screwed Up NBA Media Rights Negotiations
"We just won the [Sports Emmy for] ‘Best Studio Show’ – but these fools turn us from Inglenook and Opus into damn Boone’s Farm and Ripple. It’s crazy.”
Dan Le Batard: Inside the NBA is ‘Most Popular Studio Show in the History of Sports Television’
"I believe that studio show still could exist."