ESPN President on ‘Inside the NBA’: ‘We Don’t Want to Change It’
On this week’s SI Media With Jimmy Traina podcast, ESPN President Burke Magnus shared some details regarding the deal and addressed some speculation about the show’s future, which will see TNT remain in charge of all aspects of the show. The only difference is that Inside the NBA will air on ESPN/ABC.
Legendary ESPN "College GameDay" analyst Lee Corso won't be on the show forever, but president Burke Magnus made it clear the ...
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ESPN president reveals how ‘College GameDay’ will approach talks about Lee Corso’s future this offseasonESPN president Burke Magnus is excited that his network’s signature college pre-game show “College GameDay” is closing in on ...
Magnus talks about all the aspects of the shocking deal that will see TNT continue to produce "Inside the NBA" ...
An ESPN executive said 91-year-old Hubie Brown, who has been coaching or broadcasting basketball since 1955, will be retiring ...
ESPN president Burke Magnus announced that this NBA season will be the final one in broadcasting for 91-year-old Hubie Brown.
Hubie Brown has been in professional basketball since 1958. Since 2004, he has been calling NBA games for ESPN. Brown’s long, ...
The legendary Inside the NBA studio team will appear on ESPN and ABC surrounding high-profile live events, including ESPN’s pregame, halftime and postgame coverage of the NBA Finals on ABC, Conference ...
Brown earned his first head coaching job in 1975 with the American Basketball Association's Kentucky Colonels, who won the ...
Magnus also talks about ESPN’s plan for its lead NBA booth, why it’s not a lock that a third person will join Mike Breen and ...
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