Tim Legler was not a fan of ESPN’s box score changes. / Photo by Logan Riely/NBAE via Getty Images Basketball fans felt a sigh of relief on Thursday as ESPN changed their NBA box score format after a month of complaints. Fans who were checking box scores ...

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From a user experience perspective, it doesn't get more frustrating than when a site makes changes just for the sake of change. ESPN certainly fell victim to that this basketball season. But hey, at least the network took notice to the widespread complaints.

Which two teams will reach the NBA Finals? We'll have complete coverage of the playoffs all the way until the champion is crowned. (The 2025 Finals tip off June 5 on ABC and the ESPN App.) Note: All four rounds of the NBA playoffs are best-of-seven, and ...

The NBA postseason begins this week, as eight teams will battle for the four final playoff spots. In the Western Conference, the Warriors and Grizzlies finished seventh and eighth, respectively, in a tight Western conference, as both teams were just one ...

The studio program will serve as the pregame, halftime and postgame show for highth-profile NBA events on ESPN and ABC. Official release ESPN today unveiled its robust Inside the NBA schedule for the 2025-26 regular season. As previously announced ...

The 2025-26 NBA season will feature ‘Inside the ‘BA’ broadcast on both ESPN and ABC, following months of speculation about its future, as confirmed on Thursday, October 9. According to the network, the arrangement is part of a “robust” schedule ...

The third edition of the NBA In-Season Tournament kicks off in November. Here's a guide to the action in the 2025 Emirates NBA Cup.

April 22 - The 2025 NBA playoffs drew the best ratings for an opening weekend in 25 years, the league announced Tuesday. The eight-game slate on Saturday and Sunday averaged 4.4 million viewers, a 17-percent increase from a year ago. The six games on the ...

Barkley, who is estimated to have earned $40.6million throughout his 16-year NBA career, disagrees with the league’s decision to give out this much money for an in-season tournament. The 11-time All-Star made his thoughts on the NBA cup abundantly clear in a recent appearance on “The Tom Tolbert Show.”