Ahead of the NBA season beginning Tuesday night, TNT officially announced it has signed all four members of the Inside the NBA crew to contract extensions
Ahead of the NBA season beginning Tuesday night, TNT officially announced it has signed all four members of thecrew to contract extensions. Charles Barkley, Shaquille O’Neal, Kenny Smith and Ernie Johnson are all committed to the network for the foreseeable future.Inside the NBA
team is recognition of their significance to that relationship,” Chairman and CEO of Warner Bros. Discovery Sports Luis Silberwasser saidepitomizes the creativity and innovative spirit we’ve established throughout our successful, long-standing legacy with the league.” Johnson has been a host of the show since its inception in the 1990s. Smith joined the show in 1998, followed by Barkley two years later, with O’Neal being the last to join after he retired in 2011.
“I always say there are ‘Got to, jobs’ and Get to, jobs,’ and the four of us clearly have ‘Get to, jobs’,” Johnson said in a statement. “It’s been a journey of a lifetime to work on this show, with Charles, Kenny and Shaquille at the desk and alongside such an amazingly talented crew behind the scenes. I’m very blessed.”that the network signed Barkley to a 10-year extension that could approach $200 million in the end.
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