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What's Next for Inside the NBA as It Moves to ESPN?

What’s Next for Inside the NBA as It Moves to ESPN?

Fans have long been wondering about what lies Inside the NBA. The beloved pregame show is renowned for its wit and candid discussions among the hosts. The wait is now over as Inside the NBAs phase has been revealed. It will now call ESPN its new home beginning in the 2025–26 season under TNT production guidance from their studio in Atlanta. This exciting partnership will feature the team of Ernie Johnson, Charles Barkley, Kenny Smith, and Shaq on ESPN and ABC for significant league events. 

The Economic Boom Shohei Ohtani Brought to the Dodgers

Ohtani’s influence highlights professional athletes’ growing role in shaping the sports business. The record-setting contract he signed, and the economic boom it has generated demonstrate how star players can redefine franchise value. A team’s worth is influenced as much by its cultural relevance as by its results; it is no longer just a sports organization. Ohtani’s appeal transcends the ballpark, drawing fans from all corners of the globe and expanding the Dodgers’ reach in ways far beyond ticket sales.

The Dallas Cowboys are a Financial Powerhouse

Sportico recently released its annual list of the most valuable NFL teams, and unsurprisingly, America’s Team, the Dallas Cowboys, claimed the top spot. With a staggering valuation of $10.32 billion, the Cowboys are not just the most valuable franchise in the NFL but also the most valuable sports franchise in North America.

Venu Sports: A Game-Changer in Sports Streaming

August is exciting for sports fans as the 2024-2025 College Football season and the NFL Regular season are just around the corner. Amidst this excitement, fans recently learned about the upcoming launch of Venu Sports, a new sports streaming platform. A joint venture between ESPN (a subsidiary of The Walt Disney Company), FOX, and Warner Bros. Discovery. was announced in February.

Kelce Brothers Seeking $100 Million for Podcast

According to Anne Steele of the Wall Street Journal, as the Sports Business Journal reported, Kelces is now seeking a nine-figure deal—$100 million—to elevate its podcast to new heights. This ambitious ask underscores sports-related media ventures’ growing influence and commercial potential.

The Business of the 2024 Paris Olympics

NBCUniversal’s presentation of the opening Saturday of the Paris Olympics competition on NBC, Peacock, and across crucial NBCU platforms posted a Total Audience Delivery (TAD) of 32.4 million viewers, according to custom fast national data from Nielsen and Adobe Analytics. This figure topped the opening Saturday of competition for the Tokyo Olympics by 83%, with 17.7 million viewers across all platforms.

LeBron James and the Future of NBA Expansion in Las Vegas

LeBron James and the Future of NBA Expansion in Las Vegas

LeBron James’s ambition to bring an NBA team to Las Vegas aligns with the city’s growing stature as a sports hub. With its record-setting sports betting revenues, successful high-profile investments like the Sphere, and imminent additions like the Athletics’ new stadium, Las Vegas stands poised to become a central player in the NBA’s expansion plans.