Tyrese Haliburton joining Prime Video as contributor on ‘NBA Nightcap’
The Pacers star will document his rehabilitation from an Achilles tear suffered in Game 7 of last year's NBA Finals.
The Pacers star will document his rehabilitation from an Achilles tear suffered in Game 7 of last year's NBA Finals.
NBA Cup Group Play averaged 1.50 million viewers across ESPN, NBC, Peacock, and Prime Video.
"I understand that there is an interest. That just, to me, doesn't make me think I need to feed every aspect of said interest."
The league's increased reach is paying off so far.
"I think your better play-by-play announcers, just with their tone and meeting the moment, can make you go ... 'What just happened?'"
"This move should have probably happened this summer, honestly... This trade just made no sense."
"They can’t shoot. They can’t make plays. It’s all going side-to-side, east-west, handoffs. It’s been tough to watch."
"Godd*mn this is beautiful commentary from Blake Griffin."
The streamer's Friday night doubleheader averaged 1.25 million viewers, up 13% versus ESPN's comparable games last season.
"I had a pit in my stomach. It was very upsetting."
The 'NBA on Prime' studio debut showed off an incredible high-tech feature.
The networks agreed scheduling wouldn't create conflicts between Peacock and Prime Video.
"My job is to stay relevant and current and sharp. I owe it to my employers… and I owe it to myself too"
Eagle, the Nets' TV voice since 1995, will call just 10-15 games for the team this season.
Lowry will make select appearances throughout the season with "increased responsibilities in the future."
Swin Cash, Rudy Gay, Jim Jackson, and Jaydee Dyer join the team.
"I thought this might be a good place to rest."
Wall is the latest addition to Prime Video's All-Star team of analysts ahead of the first of its 11-year deal to broadcast NBA games.
After this season, we should have an answer as to whether the average NBA fan is excited about the reigning champs in Oklahoma City.
Amazon's NBA coverage team is continuing to take shape.
This ad, by showcasing more of Holmgren's backstory and placing Griffin front and center in a positive and entertaining role, is a great start for the "NBA on Prime."
“Kyle Lowry is going to be our — actually, I don’t know if that one’s been announced."
"You’re getting me the early reps here!"
Two of the most acclaimed NBA broadcasters of the past two decades are both currently coaching in the league as Prime Video and NBC build out their rosters.
Haslem was hired as a full-time analyst by ESPN for the remainder of the 2024-25 season in January.