TNT has been synonymous with the NBA. Especially in recent years, TNT personalities like Charles Barkley, Kenny Smith, and Charles ...

Ja Morant unveiled a new 3-point celebration in the Grizzlies' win over the Hornets on Tuesday, but many NBA fans saw it for the first time when the Grizzlies faced the Timberwolves on Thursday at ...

Morant's new celebration goes like this: After he hits a 3-pointer, he mimics tossing a grenade into the crowd and then covers his ears. The fans at FedExForum started yelling "boom" after he did it ...

"Inside the NBA" is ending on TNT after this season, but you can expect to see the same crew back together soon.

But when Morant stole the show late Thursday and hit a buzzer beater for the Grizzlies against the Heat, the NBA on TNT crew didn't hold back. They brought every gun pun you could ...

Many fans were quick to point out that LeBron was poking fun at the six year old meme that has become timeless. Bronny had recently scored another career high, while playing in the NBA against the ...

For anyone still doubting Inside the NBA’s future on ESPN, Ernie Johnson says the show will continue and be the same. Johnson joined The Dan Patrick Show Wednesday morning to discuss the Inside ...

When the TNT studio crew showed the trolls, Parker and Lefkoe initially didn’t understand it. But when the photo of Lamar showed up, they understood. Took Adam Lefkoe & Candace Parker a minute to pick ...

This comes in the wake of TNT Sports losing its broadcasting rights to the NBA, ending a 34-year-long partnership. Now, TNT Sports CEO Luis Silberwasser has expressed a deeper interest in MMA.

Charles Barkley is going to miss those “nerdy dad jokes” from Greg Gumbel. Just 15 minutes before Louisville and Creighton tipped off, the unmistakable voice of a cultural icon filled the air ...

That's why ESPN's Malika Andrews asked Richard Jefferson "what makes this Detroit team so special" on Wednesday's edition of NBA Countdown. Jefferson began his response by explaining who coaches ...

When now 43-year-old Kevin Young was introduced as BYU’s 20th men’s basketball coach last April, more than a few people who gathered at the Marriott Center snickered a bit when he promised to make the ...