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Charles Barkley: I Think Warner Bros. Discovery Has Lost NBA Media Rights
"All the people I’ve been working with for the last 24 years, they’re like family to me, and I really hope we match."
ESPN, NBC and Amazon’s NBA Media Rights Package is a Big Win for Sports
I can't help but just continue to think this is a good thing for sports and let the rest of it sort itself out.
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."
TNT Sports Expanding truTV Prime Time Programming Lineup
truTV started hosting TNT Sports prime time programming in March, which featured programs leveraging the properties within the Warner Bros. Discovery portfolio.
TNT Sports to Broadcast Mountain West Conference Games on truTV, Max
“With this agreement, we will further expand our live sports programming on truTV while creating additional exposure for the Mountain West and its student-athletes across our TNT Sports platforms.”
Venu Sports Announces Founding Leadership Team
Venu Sports, the new joint streaming venture from ESPN, Fox and Warner Bros. Discovery, has announced the members of its founding leadership team that...
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...'"
Sports Media Reacts to Charles Barkley Retirement Announcement
"We’re looking forward to another fantastic NBA on TNT season and further discussion of our future plans with him.”
Charles Barkley Announces He Will Retire From TV After Next Season
"Next year, I am just going to retire after 25 years, and I just wanted to say thank you and I wanted y'all to hear it from me first."
John Skipper: Charles Barkley is Probably the ‘Most Valuable Pundit’ There Is
“If he worked for a network I was in charge of, I would be very discomfited by his going around and telling me how to do my job."