After hanging in the balance for months, Warner Bros. Discovery’s TNT Sports will no longer produce content for NBA TV, according to an internal memo network Chairman and CEO Luis Silberwasser sent to ...

Warner Bros. Discovery's TNT Sports will stop making content for NBA TV, ending an nearly two-decade-old TV alliance ...

TNT Sports will cease production efforts on NBA TV at the end of the league’s calendar year, which is the end of September, a ...

The move, which takes effect Oct. 1, comes after the league struck new media rights deals with NBCUniversal, Disney and ...

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AEW Collision ranked third for the night on cable. The night was topped by the Banana Ball World Tour game between The Firefighters vs. Savannah Bananas on ESPN. The game drew 837,000 viewers and a ...

As part of TNT's separation from the NBA, the network will license Inside the NBA to air on ESPN in exchange for college basketball and football inventory.

But it is interesting to see them exit this long-running partnership; while the NBA launched NBA TV in-house in 1999, the now-TNT Sports had been operating it since October 2008.

Cosm announced Monday it will bring its fifth location to Cleveland in a partnership with Rock Entertainment Group and real ...

TNT will no longer produce NBA TV programming beginning Oct. 1, according to a Warner Bros. Discovery memo obtained and reported on by Ryan Glasspiegel and Michael McCarthy of Front Office Sports ...