How powerful is LeBron James? The NBA on Monday announced a new TV deal worth nearly triple the money of the existing deal, and one could argue it wasn't the biggest basketball story of the day.Or ...

Keeping that in mind, here's a rundown of everything we know and everything we're tracking about the current state of the NBA's new TV agreement, how it will impact fans, teams and the league.

NBA Signs New TV Rights Deal With NBC, Disney and Amazon, Ending Decades-Long TNT Partnership. Dave Nemetz. July 24, 2024 at 8:48 PM UTC ...

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 ...

The NBA’s new TV deal is here, and it’s going to pump so much more money into the league. By James Dator Jun 5, 2024, 10:04am EDT / new. Share this story. Share this on Facebook; ...

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 By Sam Quinn ...

The NBA are aiming for a new TV deal worth $75 billion, meaning a major cap spike in 2025 could be looming. As such, teams could decide to pay more in the coming years to retain players long-term.

Despite the obvious pushback associated with the NBA's decision to leave behind TNT in light of new TV deals, there is a method to the madness — one fans would be quick to ignore — that could ...

'Inside the NBA' analyst Charles Barkley posted a statement slamming the league's new media rights deal that snubs TNT in favor of ESPN, NBC and Amazon: 'It just sucks.' ...

Fans may think back to summer of 2016, when the current TV deal kicked in and saw the salary cap spike from $70 million to $94 million from the 2015-16 season to the 2016-17 season because the NBA ...

The new 11-year deal will begin with the 2025-26 NBA season, ... NBA Signs New TV Rights Deal With NBC, Disney and Amazon, Ending Decades-Long TNT Partnership. Dave Nemetz.