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Inside the NBA is gonna show on ESPN starting next season

Shaq, Ernie, Kenny and Charles will be back!!

Inside the NBA is gonna show on ESPN starting next season  Shaq, Ernie, Kenny and Charles will be back!! https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/42464696/inside-nba-appear-espn-abc-next-season

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https://apnews.com/article/warner-bros-discovery-espn-nba-tv-1b5c2be32bcf9745537c260ad2eecbee

Warner Bros. Discovery and the #NBA  have resolved their legal dispute over the league’s new TV and streaming live sports rights. As part of the settlement, WBD and NBA  agreed to a new 11-year deal where WBD will get access to NBA game highlights and other content for its digital platforms, and live sports rights in some overseas markets. The new 11-year agreement is the same length as the league’s new rights contracts, which were awarded to Disney’s ESPN, Comcast’s NBCUniversal and Amazon.

As part of the overall arrangement, WBD has also agreed to a new licensing deal with ESPN, which will air WBD’s critically-acclaimed NBA studio show “Inside the NBA” on ESPN’s TV networks.

WBD had filed a lawsuit against the NBA in July, arguing that the league had violated its existing media rights contract with WBD by rejecting the media company’s proposal to match the rights that were awarded to Amazon. The league argued that the Amazon deal was for a new package that WBD did not have the option to match.

WBD’s new deal with the NBA gives it live sports rights in the Nordics (Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden), along with Poland and Latin America (except for Brazil and Mexico). Meanwhile, content from WBD’s digital media sports properties, Bleacher Report and House of Highlights, will be available in a new section on the NBA.com and the league’s app.

https://apnews.com/article/warner-bros-discovery-espn-nba-tv-1b5c2be32bcf9745537c260ad2eecbee  Warner Bros. Discovery and the #NBA  have resolved their legal dispute over the league’s new TV and streaming live sports rights. As part of the settlement, WBD and NBA  agreed to a new 11-year deal where WBD will get access to NBA game highlights and other content for its digital platforms, and live sports rights in some overseas markets. The new 11-year agreement is the same length as the league’s new rights contracts, which were awarded to Disney’s ESPN, Comcast’s NBCUniversal and Amazon.  As part of the overall arrangement, WBD has also agreed to a new licensing deal with ESPN, which will air WBD’s critically-acclaimed NBA studio show “Inside the NBA” on ESPN’s TV networks.  WBD had filed a lawsuit against the NBA in July, arguing that the league had violated its existing media rights contract with WBD by rejecting the media company’s proposal to match the rights that were awarded to Amazon. The league argued that the Amazon deal was for a new package that WBD did not have the option to match.  WBD’s new deal with the NBA gives it live sports rights in the Nordics (Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden), along with Poland and Latin America (except for Brazil and Mexico). Meanwhile, content from WBD’s digital media sports properties, Bleacher Report and House of Highlights, will be available in a new section on the NBA.com and the league’s app.

“Inside the NBA” will continue, even though even though games will no longer be airing on TNT at the end of this season.