The NBA has agreed to a new national television deal with the Walt Disney Company (which airs games on ESPN and ABC), NBC Universal and Amazon, the league announced Wednesday. The 11-year deal is ...

The new 11-year deal will begin with the 2025-26 NBA season, with Disney paying a reported $2.6 billion per year for the league’s “A” package to air on ESPN and ABC, which includes the NBA ...

The NBA signed its 11-year media rights deal with Disney ... the reach and accessibility of our games for our fans. Our new arrangement with Amazon supports this goal by complementing the ...

How will the new national TV deal affect regional sports networks? This remains unclear. The ongoing bankruptcy issues with Diamond Sports, which owns local rights to roughly half of the NBA's ...

If you’ve been watching the Olympics at all, you’ve probably seen the new promo, teasing that the NBA is returning to NBC this fall. On July 24, the NBA officially finalized a new media deal ...

In a perfect world, the business decisions that the NBA makes off of the court should ... There is, however, one notable way in which this new TV deal could actually lower the salary cap, at ...

That deal means TNT, which has broadcast NBA games since 1989, will no longer do so after the upcoming season. Parent company Warner Bros. Discovery filed a lawsuit Friday against the NBA in New ...

As we lurch toward another bankruptcy hearing involving Diamond Sports at the end of July, one that figures to finally (probably?) provide clarity on whether there is a path forward for the large ...

Cue the "Roundball Rock": The NBA is returning to NBC for the first time in more than two decades, with the pro basketball league signing a multi-billion dollar media rights deal with Disney, NBC ...

The NBA announced an 11-year media rights deal with Disney, NBC and Amazon on Wednesday. What's next for the league and its fans? Skip to main content Skip to navigation ...