A new day will soon dawn for Inside the NBA as well as its co-hosts and their collaborators. Before losing the broadcast ...

Starting next season, Ernie Johnson 's crew of Kenny Smith, Charles Barkley and Shaquille O'Neal will appear on ESPN and ABC. In addition, the team would also cover the Finals for the first time ...

Three iconic sports figures were inducted into the Wisconsin Athletic Hall of Fame: Ernie Johnson, Joe Thomas, and Mason ...

Ernie Johnson, his wife Cheryl and their six children pose on Father’s Day, 2016. (Courtesy of Ernie Johnson) I want to talk a little about your son, Michael.

“To my dad’s shock, Ernie called back personally,” he revealed. Time went into doing this, and Johnson later repaid the favor by sending a personalized video to Kaplan’s father, who later ...

Ernie Johnson has served as the host of "Inside the NBA" on TNT since 1990. He’s also called several other sports, including major golf and tennis events as well as the MLB Postseason and NCAA ...

While Turner Sports is broadcasting an all-star golf tournament between a pair legendary golfers and NFL quarterbacks on Sunday, famed broadcaster Ernie Johnson will not be a part of the event. In ...

Congratulations are in order for Ernie Johnson. Johnson, who has served as a host of TNT's "Inside the NBA" since 1989, will be inducted into the 2023 Sports Broadcasting Hall of Fame.

Host Ernie Johnson would remain at TNT even if Warner Bros. Discovery doesn’t retain NBA rights after next season, according to a Thursday report from Sports Business Journal.

Ernie Johnson is the steadiest voice in sports—which is a good thing when you're working with Charles Barkley, Shaquille O'Neal and Kenny Smith.

The sports world sent their condolences to Ernie Johnson on Saturday after learning about the death of his son, Michael. Ernie, a longtime broadcaster for Turner Sports, shared on social media ...

I want to be the first person, it’s an honor and a privilege to congratulate Ernie Johnson on going into the Sports Broadcasting Hall of Fame.” Johnson, 66, handled the news in stride.