Current partner Disney (which broadcasts games on ABC and ESPN) will be joined by Amazon and NBCUniversal (which will showcase contests on NBC and Peacock), while the league ditch
Amazon have just entered the basketball market and are looking to disrupt everything. The $2.35trillion mega corporation has existed in the sports scene for a while but 2025/26 will see Prime
Amazon Prime Video is closing in on a deal to make Kevin Harlan its No. 2 NBA play-by-player when it begins coverage of the league later this year, sources briefed on the discussion told The Athletic.
Prime Video has spent recent months setting up its team for its NBA coverage, which is set to begin next season. According to reports, the streamer is in
Amazon Prime Video is closing in on a deal to make Kevin Harlan its No. 2 NBA play-by-player when it begins coverage of the league later this year.
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The NBA will have some new homes starting in the 2025-26 season. The NBA on TNT will set sail after this season, and in its place will be NBC and Prime Video.
In all, Cup Series races will be shown on six networks in 2025: FOX, FOX Sports 1, Amazon Prime Video, TNT, USA Network and NBC.
One of the NBA's most trusted voices is heading to Amazon Prime Video next season. With TNT's in-game broadcast doomed to become a thing of the past in 2025-25 as a result of an infamously bungled ...
Kevin Harlan is taking his NBA talents to Amazon. The longtime broadcaster is nearing a deal with the company to be “its No. 2 play-by-player when it begins NBA coverage later this year,” according to a report from The Athletic’s Andrew Marchand.
Legendary sports broadcaster Kevin Harlan is nearing a deal to become Amazon Prime's No. 2 NBA play-by-play announcer, The Athletic's Andrew Marchand reported on Tuesday.Harlan is the second play-by-play announcer named for Amazon's upcoming NBA coverage after Ian Eagle recently signed a deal with the streaming service.
In an interview with Puck's John Ourand on The Varsity podcast this week, Axios' Sara Fischer recalled ESPN's initial launch of a Snapchat show for football. '