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Hands down the best coverage the NBA has ever had...and with what they've done with Sunday Night Football we know they've still got it.

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Yaaaaasssss

Guys you can listen to Roundball Rock whenever you want. I'm all about nostalgia but we don't know how good NBC's NBA coverage is going to be decades later.

What I do know is that TNT's NBA coverage is excellent and this would mean the end of it and the end of Inside the NBA. That would be a tragedy.

NyKnicks1714 wrote:Guys you can listen to Roundball Rock whenever you want. I'm all about nostalgia but we don't know how good NBC's NBA coverage is going to be decades later.

What I do know is that TNT IS a good thing and this would mean the end of the NBA on TNT, the end of Inside the NBA, and that would be a tragedy.

NBC>TNT.

NBC made every game feel like the Super Bowl.

Get ready for NBA on Peacock

NotaHypeJob wrote:Get ready for NBA on Peacock

Will be a true shame of a large amount of NBA games get paywalled even more.

LakerLegend wrote:

NyKnicks1714 wrote:Guys you can listen to Roundball Rock whenever you want. I'm all about nostalgia but we don't know how good NBC's NBA coverage is going to be decades later.

What I do know is that TNT IS a good thing and this would mean the end of the NBA on TNT, the end of Inside the NBA, and that would be a tragedy.

NBC>TNT.

NBC made every game feel like the Super Bowl.

That doesn't mean anything. No one knows what it would look like this time around; there's no connection to the old NBA on NBC. It's an unknown and I'd rather have the NBA coverage we already know is great. For all we know it might be just as bad as ESPN/ABC's coverage.

NyKnicks1714 wrote:

LakerLegend wrote:

NyKnicks1714 wrote:Guys you can listen to Roundball Rock whenever you want. I'm all about nostalgia but we don't know how good NBC's NBA coverage is going to be decades later.

What I do know is that TNT IS a good thing and this would mean the end of the NBA on TNT, the end of Inside the NBA, and that would be a tragedy.

NBC>TNT.

NBC made every game feel like the Super Bowl.

That doesn't mean anything. No one knows what it would look like this time around; there's no connection to the old NBA on NBC. It's an unknown and I'd rather have the NBA coverage we already know is great. For all we know it might be just as bad as ESPN/ABC's coverage.

NBC has turned Sunday Night Football into the premier NFL night, when for decades it was Monday Night Football.

They've still got it.

LakerLegend wrote:

NyKnicks1714 wrote:

LakerLegend wrote:
NBC>TNT.

NBC made every game feel like the Super Bowl.

That doesn't mean anything. No one knows what it would look like this time around; there's no connection to the old NBA on NBC. It's an unknown and I'd rather have the NBA coverage we already know is great. For all we know it might be just as bad as ESPN/ABC's coverage.

NBC has turned Sunday Night Football into the premier NFL night, when for decades it was Monday Night Football.

They've still got it.

Yes Dick Ebersol did a great job leading that effort and he's long gone. And it's easy to make an event out of a Sunday Night Football game; doing the same thing for NBA games on weeknights is another animal entirely. It's a complete unknown and you're just going by nostalgia here. I hope WBD matches. Inside the NBA has become part of the NBA in a way no other studio show has in any other sport.

What would happen to the Inside the NBA if TNT doesn't keep the NBA? I don't want anything messing with that show man.

Bababa basketball!!

NyKnicks1714 wrote:

LakerLegend wrote:

NyKnicks1714 wrote:Guys you can listen to Roundball Rock whenever you want. I'm all about nostalgia but we don't know how good NBC's NBA coverage is going to be decades later.

What I do know is that TNT IS a good thing and this would mean the end of the NBA on TNT, the end of Inside the NBA, and that would be a tragedy.

NBC>TNT.

NBC made every game feel like the Super Bowl.

That doesn't mean anything. No one knows what it would look like this time around; there's no connection to the old NBA on NBC. It's an unknown and I'd rather have the NBA coverage we already know is great. For all we know it might be just as bad as ESPN/ABC's coverage.

Marv Albert and Bob Costas aren't walking though that door.

TNT has the right to match whatever NBC offers I believe

I say let them all host some regular season & playoff games it’s best for business


NBA on nba abc tnt ESPN sounds like a plan

Get rid of espn. NBC and TNT the way to go

Whatever happens, they must keep TNT. The only entertaining national tv production set up.

If TNT doesn’t renew I bet ESPN would throw a fortune at the inside the nba crew.

Im here for it!

But it will never be the same without the original dude on the theme music. Is he even still alive?

We need a sequel to this