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wildturkey
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Posted in the general NBA thread but this is significant enough news to warrant its own thread. How we've watched the NBA for decades is about to change.
So Amazon is going to get a significant chunk of regular season games, some playoff games and it sounds like a conference finals. ESPN is still going to have the Finals and will have some regular season games as well, sounds like basically the same deal they've had for years. That leaves Turner Sports and NBC competing for what's believed to be the final part of the deal. Most going into this believed the NBA was going to break their rights up between three partners with a streamer being one of them (Amazon has won out). If they still stick to three, there's a chance Turner might be left out. It'd be a damn shame to lose the TNT Crew.
So Amazon is going to get a significant chunk of regular season games, some playoff games and it sounds like a conference finals. ESPN is still going to have the Finals and will have some regular season games as well, sounds like basically the same deal they've had for years. That leaves Turner Sports and NBC competing for what's believed to be the final part of the deal. Most going into this believed the NBA was going to break their rights up between three partners with a streamer being one of them (Amazon has won out). If they still stick to three, there's a chance Turner might be left out. It'd be a damn shame to lose the TNT Crew.