Alexander Graham Bell once said, “When one door closes, another door opens.” And this is the case for Inside the NBA. The TNT door closes, but the ESPN door opens.

Charles Barkley said that he and the rest of the 'Inside the NBA' crew taped a 'pilot' for a similar show that would run on TNT. ESPN has licensed 'Inside the NBA' starting next season.

1. It wasn’t quite goodbye. It was more like, see you later. But NBA fans still wanted to see how Ernie Johnson, Charles Barkley, Kenny Smith and Shaquille O’Neal would wrap up their TNT careers.

And with that, an era ends: ‘Thanks for watching us. It’s the NBA on TNT’ The league’s new television is an 11-year media rights deal worth at least $76 billion, one that keeps games on ...

When the NBA on TNT began, Michael Jordan had yet to win an NBA championship, and Charles Barkley was an All-Star with the Philadelphia 76ers. Shaquille O’Neal was in high school!

NBA games will not be airing on TNT starting next season when the league's new television package kicks in -- an 11-year media rights deal worth at least $76 billion, one that keeps games on ABC ...

TNT tipped off its NBA coverage in November 1989 alongside sister station TBS. On the floor, TNT was well-known for its extensive coverage of NBA All-Star Weekend and frequently broadcast other ...

NBA games will not be airing on TNT starting next season when the league's new television package kicks in — an 11-year media rights deal worth at least $76 billion, one that keeps games on ABC ...

The run of “Inside the NBA” on TNT came to an end on Saturday night after nearly four decades as a fixture of the league. The show will move to ESPN and ABC next season, but the final TNT sign ...

The moment was not lost on Indiana coach Rick Carlisle. His team had just clinched a spot in the NBA Finals by beating New York, and when his brief interview with Johnson during the trophy ceremony ...