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?

How the NBA’s Slam-Dunk Deals Will Reshape TV The league’s $76 billion worth of long-term rights agreements may usher in a massive transfer of wealth from Hollywood, shifting spending from ...

What you need to know about NBA’s new TV deal An NBA logo is seen on an official game ball before a basketball game, Feb. 1, 2014, in New York.

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 ...

What NBA's new TV deal means for league's salary cap, and why we won't see a repeat of the 2016 spike The league was prepared for the new TV deal this time around ...

John Tesh’s iconic theme music for NBA broadcasts on NBC is coming back when the league’s new media rights deals commence in the 2025-26 season and is one of many highlights of the 11-year ...

NBA television rights deal The NBA had finalized an 11-year, $76 billion TV deal with ESPN, NBC and Amazon, but TNT still had an opportunity to match, according to The Athletic's Andrew Marchand.

What the NBA’s new TV deal means for viewership and national, local markets Mike Vorkunov June 18, 2025Updated June 22, 2025 59 ...

It also marked the end of an era for TNT Sports. Saturday night’s 125-108 win by the Indiana Pacers was the final game broadcast by TNT, whose TV deal with the NBA is set to expire.