ESPN’s plan for Inside the NBA has fans fuming as the beloved show faces a shorter slot and fewer appearances this season.

ESPN acquired the rights to TNT favorite 'Inside the NBA' following the 2024-25 season, but fans are fuming as the show is ...

According to Sports Media Watch, Inside the NBA is currently scheduled in a 30-minute time slot following ESPN's first doubleheader of the season. The show, which is being licensed from Turner, will ...

It appeared Inside the NBA had run its course before ESPN swooped in to secure the rights to the program that ended its run on TNT last season. However, ...

Charles Barkley, Kenny Smith and Shaquille O’Neal wouldn’t want to answer questions before a big playoff game. They don’t even want to be the ones asking the questions for TNT.

“Inside the NBA” has been on the air ever since 1989 and has featured the iconic four-man crew of Ernie Johnson, Charles Barkley, Kenny Smith, and Shaquille O’Neal since 2011. With 19 Sports Emmy ...

And when it turned back to the “Inside the NBA” crew for one last time on TNT, the emotions were clear. "This has just been a magnificent ride," Smith said.

Although the Inside The NBA crew signed off on TNT, they'll stay together on a new home. ESPN will simulcast the beloved studio show, which will still feature Shaquille O'Neal, Kenny Smith ...

NBA on TNT's Kenny Smith admitted Tuesday night that he spoke with co-host Shaquille O'Neal's mother after Smith shoved O'Neal into a giant Christmas tree last week.

The talent on the show ‒ Barkley, Johnson, Shaquille O'Neal and Kenny Smith ‒ will remain employees of TNT.

Ernie Smith Gets Emotional Saying Goodbye To NBA On TNT Johnson, last to say his goodbyes, got choked up at the end. "I'll try to keep this brief," he started.

By contrast, O’Neal, 53, and Smith, 60, both dropped vulgar f-bombs. Shaq took up the opportunity to do so for the simple reason that it was the last show for “Inside the NBA” on TNT and he ...