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Reggie Miller Lands New Broadcasting Gig For 2025-26 NBA Season

Originally posted on The Spun | By Tzvi Machlin | Last updated Jan 29, 2025 3:53 PM ET

For decades Reggie Miller has been one of the most popular voices on the NBA on TNT. But with the NBA media rights splitting off into a number of different networks, Miller will have a new broadcasting gig next season and beyond.

According to Front Office Sports, Miller is reportedly going to be moving to NBC for the 2025-26 NBA season when NBC Sports' NBA rights go into effect in October. Per the report, he will be teaming up on play-by-play duties with Mike Tirico and Noah Eagle.

"The former Pacers sharpshooter is poised to be a top color commentator when the NBA returns to NBC next season, sources told Front Office Sports. He will call games alongside play-by-play broadcasters Mike Tirico and Noah Eagle. An NBC Sports spokesperson declined to comment. A rep for Miller could not immediately be reached for comment," FOS' Ryan Glasspiegel reported.

Exclusive: Reggie Miller has finalized a deal to be one of NBC's top NBA analysts when the league returns to the network later in 2025, sources tell FOS.

Miller will call games alongside play-by-play broadcasters Mike Tirico and Noah Eagle.

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Miller has worked at TNT since 2005. In recent years he's been one-half of the leading team with Kevin Harlan and Allie LaForce.

But the new NBA media rights deal saw their coverage split between a number of companies that are seeking to get a piece of the pie. Disney, NBCUniversal and Amazon reportedly paid a combined $77 billion to split the media rights.

CLEVELAND, OH - OCTOBER 30: TV analyst Reggie Miller speaks before a game between the Cleveland Cavaliers and the New York Knicks at Quicken Loans Arena on October 30, 2014 in Cleveland, Ohio. (Photo by Jason Miller/Getty Images)

And with that splitting of media rights is coming the inevitable poaching of talent from across nearly all networks.

While the cast of the highly-touted Inside the NBA are reportedly staying together, Amazon and NBC are plucking talents like Taylor Rooks, Dirk Nowitzki, Blake Griffin and Cassidy Hubbarth to be a part of their new programming next season.

The next decade of NBA basketball is going to look and sound very different from what we're all used to.

This article first appeared on The Spun and was syndicated with permission.

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