Fans of “Inside the NBA” might shed a tear this afternoon. It’s just been confirmed that Ernie Johnson is moving on from the beloved studio show. Johnson, a six-time Sports Emmy Award winner, announced this Wednesday that he’s leaving “Inside the NBA” after the 2026-27 season.
Ernie Johnson is leaving Inside the NBA after this season. He wants to make one thing clear, though. “Just to be clear, I’m not retiring,” Johnson said in a video announcement Wednesday.
Ernie Johnson has been the host of Inside the NBA for a long time, but it turns out this will be his final season. On Wednesday, Johnson announced on social media that he is retiring after the 2026-27 NBA season.
Broadcaster Ernie Johnson had hinted at it, but on Wednesday he made it official.
Charles Barkley may have gotten a little ahead of Ernie Johnson. Despite Barkley’s recent declaration that the upcoming season would be the last for both men on “Inside the NBA,” Johnson has not settled his retirement plans, according to Front Office Sports.
Charles Barkley has talked about retiring before. Several times, actually. This time, though, he says it’s different. And he apparently won’t be leaving Inside the NBA alone.
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Ernie Johnson delivered an emotional sign-off on Saturday night for the final installment of “Inside the NBA” on TNT. Johnson and the rest of the “Inside the NBA” crew covered Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Finals between the New York Knicks and Indiana Pacers at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, Ind..
Ernie Johnson is one of the most beloved figures on sports television, serving as the host of TNT's Inside the NBA starting in 1990 and continuing all the way up until Saturday night's final game of the Eastern Conference Finals.
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