The Knicks forward pointed to communication and the coaching staff after another strong night on defense. NEW YORK — Knicks star Jalen Brunson took his talents to NBC’s “Law & Order: SVU” on Thursday.
The 2026-27 NBA season is underway, and while every NBA season brings plenty of change, it seems that some things are destined to always stay the same. The Golden State Warriors’ local NBC Sports ...
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It was overdue, but Tim Legler was promoted to ESPN/ABC’s top NBA broadcast team this season, and he’s thriving
It may sound like a contradiction, but it’s the straight truth when it comes to Tim Legler’s higher-profile role on ESPN/ABC’s NBA broadcasts this season: The new guy? He’s been around awhile. Legler ...
Tim Legler has reached the pinnacle of NBA broadcasting. Unlike many of his predecessors, he has no desire to parlay his media role into a coaching job. The 10-year NBA veteran, who is making his NBA ...
The Ringer’s Bill Simmons is joined by Tim Legler to check in on teams around the NBA before discussing the players that are better than you think, how the Celtics are similar to last season’s Pacers, ...
Former ESPN writer Bill Simmons now hosts The Bill Simmons Podcast, where he regularly discusses NBA topics with high-profile guests. For instance, Tim Legler, a former NBA shooting guard turned ...
Tim Legler sits down for a Q&A with NBA.com before his Finals debut as part of the lead broadcast team that calls the Finals. Brian Martin, for NBA.com Tim Legler (left) is poised to call his first ...
The competitive balance of the NBA is in a fascinating moment of upheaval, as evidenced by the league’s standings and viewership trends. ESPN’s Tim Legler has been around the league for more than 35 ...
ESPN's Tim Legler and Richard Jefferson address the state of the Phoenix Suns entering the 2026-27 NBA regular season.
The 2025 NBA Draft class was not seen as the most talented, but it did have some phenomenal players at the top of the class. Among them is the second overall pick, Dylan Harper. He had a stellar ...
Tim Legler says the NBA has never once pushed back on him for criticizing officiating during a broadcast. Legler was a guest on last week’s edition of the Awful Announcing Podcast and was asked ...
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