Veteran analyst Tim Legler joins Mike Breen, Richard Jefferson and Lisa Salters to form new lead broadcast team. Official release Veteran analyst Tim Legler will join ESPN’s lead broadcast team this ...

The 2025-26 NBA season will feature ‘Inside the ‘BA’ broadcast on both ESPN and ABC, following months of speculation about its future, as confirmed on Thursday, October 9. According to the network, ...

The studio program will serve as the pregame, halftime and postgame show for high-profile NBA events on ESPN and ABC. Official release ESPN today unveiled its robust Inside the NBA schedule for the ...

It’s taken a long time, but we finally now know when we will see Inside the NBA on ESPN. The iconic basketball studio show will make its debut on ESPN this year as part of a unique licensing ...

If anyone had worries that the “Inside the NBA” move to ESPN would change the show at all, they can put that to bed. Ernie Johnson, Charles Barkley, Kenny Smith and Shaquille O’Neal returned to the ...

After months of speculation about the future format of "Inside the NBA," ESPN announced on Thursday, Oct. 9 what it called a "robust" schedule for its first NBA regular season airing the long-running ...

Ernie Johnson, Charles Barkley, Kenny Smith and Shaquille O'Neal of "Inside the NBA" will make their ESPN debut on Oct. 22. Steven Freeman / NBAE via Getty Images The NBA broadcasting landscape is set ...

ESPN is broadcasting NBA games for a 23rd consecutive year this season, and the announcers set to rotate between games will be familiar to many fans, with the team of Mike Breen, Doris Burke and ...

Shaquille O’Neal won’t be at the desk Friday night, and ESPN already has a familiar face lined up to fill that oversized chair. Shaquille O’Neal joined “Inside the NBA” for the 2011–12 season after ...

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Mark Jones’ time at ESPN is over. Jones, who’s been calling games for ESPN for 36 years, will leave the network before the playoffs, The Athletic reported Friday. His last broadcast will be Sunday’s ...