Kenny Smith opened up about what it’s like working with Shaquille O’Neal on Inside the NBA. From hilarious behind-the-scenes antics to Shaq’s larger-than-life personality, Kenny’s stories show the ...

From Shaq's one-chip challenge to Charles Barkley's perfectly-timed off-handed comments, 'Inside' has produced some legendary bits. Shaq needed some water after the one-chip challenge. / Screenshot ...

As the NBA season is quickly approaching All-Star weekend, a painful truth must be remembered: this is our final season with NBA on TNT. NBA on TNT has been the standard of basketball coverage for ...

There are many reasons why Shaquille O’Neal was considered one of the greatest basketball players of all time. It goes without saying that the basketball hall of famer was known for his powerful ...

Kenny Smith and Shaquille O’Neal have a long-running joke on their TNT halftime show that when the former Houston Rockets guard would run to the big video board, the Hall of Famer would try to beat ...

The NBA playoffs throws TNT’s “Inside the NBA” team together for an insane amount of time over a six-week span. Shaquille O’Neal is starting to crack. The Hall of Fame center lost his patience with ...

The NBA announced on July 24 that it had finalized a 11-year media rights agreement with Disney/ESPN, NBCUniversal and Amazon Prime Video through the 2035-36 season. The news all but confirmed that ...

Inside the NBA is officially closing a chapter as the NBA on TNT says goodbye with the show transitioning to ESPN beginning next season. There’s been a lot of wonder and speculation over what Inside ...

Shaquille O’Neal played for the Miami Heat for three and a half seasons from 2004-2008 and led them to the NBA championship in 2006. But his favorite moment from his time with the team will surprise ...

Shaq is a great basketball player, heck of a pitch man, and a funny guy. You can also add “self-aware” to the list of terms that could be used to describe him. Shaq was talking on TNT Tuesday night ...

As NBA players age, their performance usually drops. But in June 2004, Shaquille O'Neal made it clear that he wasn't like most players — he believed his impact on the game wouldn't fade with age. True ...