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Skydance Merger Reportedly Could Bring “Bloodbath” To TNT Sports, CBS Sports Combining
"One top sports executive telling Jon Ourand that the assuming is the merger could be a "bloodbath" with more sports rights than the newly merged company needs."
Mike Gundy Making TNT Sports Debut This Weekend
"Gundy turned down weekend studio work at ESPN and a game analyst role at FOX this season."
TNT Sports Luis Silberwasser Reportedly Not Part of Combined Sports Group With Skydance Merger
"With the merger, Skydance now will have access touchpoints in nearly every major pro and college sports entity in the U.S., with the notable exception of the NBA."
Inside The NBA Adds Five More Scheduled Shows During 2026-207 NBA Regular Season
"Ernie Johnson returns as host alongside Charles Barkley, Shaquille O'Neal and Kenny Smith. The 25 dates mark a jump from the 20 regular season windows ESPN announced last season."
Charles Barkley: NBC Sports “Full Of S**t” In Promotion Of Michael Jordan’s Presence On Network
"I thought that NBC was full of s**t the way they did it. They sold it a little different. Like wait a minute, Michael's [Jordan] wearing the same clothes for six months."
TNT Sports Extends Anson Carter With Multi-Year Deal
"Carter has been a mainstay on NHL on TNT since its opening season."
Charles Barkley Says Final Season On Inside the NBA Will Be A “Celebration”
"This is more like a celebration. I've had the greatest life a person can have."
Inside the NBA Has Built Something ESPN Can’t Simply Recreate
"Inside the NBA didn’t just cover basketball. It changed what sports television could be. And sometimes the best way to preserve a legacy is to know when you’ve reached the final buzzer."
Charles Barkley Hints 2026-2027 Will Be His Final Year on Inside the NBA
"So right now, unless Ernie [Johnson] changes his mind, next year is my last year one hundred percent."
Shaquille O’Neal’s DUNKMAN Competition Expanding To Global Slate In 2027
"Next year we’re going bigger. More cities, more countries, team battles and a junior division for the next generation. We’re building the future of the sport."