Kendrick Perkins claims Reggie Miller as his next NBA media victim
by Awful Announcing
Awful Announcing— Over the course of his 14-year NBA career, Kendrick Perkins developed a reputation as an enforcer who was never shy to seek out a confrontation. And yet somehow, the former Boston Celtics big man seems even more drawn to conflict as a member of the media. Perkins’ latest target comes in the form of TNT
Los Angeles Times—How the NBA's next TV deal could disrupt the media landscape. It's a good time to be in the sports business, and no one knows that better than the NBA. In the coming weeks, the league is expected to announce a new game-changing multiyear media rights pact that reportedly will more than double its annual fees from TV and streaming outlets to $6 billion annually after the 2024-25 National Basketball Assn. season. The deal has the potential to shake up the future of the current media landscape, as two streaming platforms are said to be in the running for...
dailym.ai—Ex-NBA champ Stephen Jackson slams CBS host Gayle King for claiming 'we were all cheering for Caitlin Clark' in interview with March Madness rival Dawn Staley: 'That s was trash I don't consider her black media'. Legendary basketball coach Staley was interviewed after leading South Carolina to victory over Clark and Iowa in the national championship game at March Madness .
Awful Announcing—Could 'Inside the NBA' move to Amazon or NBC in next NBA broadcast package?. Could there be an Inside the NBA outside of the familiar environment of TNT? The latest reports around the NBA’s new broadcast rights package indicate that Warner Bros. Discovery could be falling behind NBC Universal in negotiations, creating a distinct possibility that the NBA leaves TNT Sports for the first time in decades. But in the