Johnson Jr. is the widely respected, six-time Sports Emmy Award-winning host and anchor of Inside the NBA. Beyond the NBA, he is the lead host for the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament coverage on CBS/Turner and has covered numerous other major sporting events, including the MLB, NFL, and the Olympics.

The legendary show felt exactly the same on its new network. And our columnists say that is exactly the point.

The NBA welcomes in two new TV/streaming partners this season as its 11-year media rights deal kicks in. We sort out the particulars.

The longtime play-by-player announcer reflects on closing the Turner chapter and starting with Amazon Prime Video.

The NBA returned to NBC's airwaves for the first time in 23 years on Tuesday night and made an immediate impression on basketball fans, who have

The Christmas Day slate, a standard highlight of the annual NBA schedule, is as follows: (All games are on ESPN/ABC, and all times are Eastern) And of course, the season opens Oct. 21 on NBC and Peacock. The Rockets visit the defending champion Thunder at 7:30 p.m., followed by the Warriors visiting the Lakers at 10 p.m.

TNT hockey analyst Anson Carter paid tribute to Ernie Johnson and the Inside the NBA crew that will soon debut on ESPN. Ernie Johnson and Inside the NBA may no longer be airing on TNT, but their presence is still felt. This week sees the NHL regular ...

Here's everything you need to know about the broadcast plans for NBC/Peacock, ESPN/ABC and Prime Video, very little of which include the Bulls.