NBA has it. Warner Bros. An 11-year agreement was reached with Discovery will continue to develop content such as inside the NBAIt will appear on ABC and ESPN. The deal is with Warner Bros. It comes months after Discovery sued the NBA for canceling TNT’s licensing package.

Warner Bros. Discovery’s deal also includes highlight rights to NBA games that it can use to produce content for TNT Sports, Bleacher Report and House of Highlights. Warner Bros. “We are pleased to partner with the NBA and Disney/ESPN and solidify long-term rights and revenue for WBD,” Discovery CEO David Zaslav said in the press release.

Warner Bros. In addition to its deal with the NBA, Discovery also struck a deal with ESPN, one of its partners in the Venu sports streaming service, which a federal court blocked. – which will air 15 live college basketball games and 13 college football games from the Big 12 each season on TNT.

Warner Bros. Discovery will hold live NBA rights outside the US, in Scandinavian countries, Poland and Latin American countries outside Brazil and Mexico, for 11 years.