NBC hiring Carmelo Anthony as NBA studio analyst next season: Sources
NBC has hired Carmelo Anthony to serve as one of the network’s top studio analysts when it begins broadcasting NBA games next season, sources briefed on the network’s plans said Thursday. Anthony, 40, retired from playing in May 2023 and is a Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame nominee this year.
In what has long been the hallmark event of the NBA All-Star weekend, Chicago Bulls rookie and Chicago-area native Matas ...
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The NBA’s Latest Attempt To Solve the All-Star Game ConundrumA new mini-tournament on a lame-duck network may not solve the problem. The post The NBA’s Latest Attempt To Solve the ...
Jay Croucher and Drew Dinsick have a few ideas to improve the NBA All-Star Weekend, including several format changes to make ...
CNBC senior sports reporter Michael Ozanian put together valuations for all 30 NBA franchises. Here's the full list and ...
Steph Curry will represent the Warriors in the All-Star Game for the 11th time this weekend, further adding to his already ...
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Former Nuggets, Knicks Star Joining NBC As Studio AnalystA former Denver Nuggets and New York Knick's star player is joining the NBA media world after signing with NBC.
Shaquille O'Neal, Charles Barkley and Kenny Smith have made their picks. This year's 2025 NBA All-Star Game format is different than year's past. Instead of East vs. West or two team captains ...
Can Damian Lillard become only the third player ever — joining Larry Bird and Craig Hodges — to win the contest three years in a row?
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