ESPN Makes Decision on Future of ‘Inside the NBA’ After Ernie Johnson News
Expect a lot of Shaquille O’Neal just making fun of himself if the popular show continues.
Ernie Johnson, a longtime host of ESPN's "Inside the NBA," has announced his departure from the popular show after 37 years. The news has left many fans in shock and dismay. Johnson announced his decision in a video posted on social media, stating that it was his choice and that it was simply time to move on. However, ESPN remains committed to keeping the show on the air despite Johnson's departure.
Charles Barkley, another host of the program, has also hinted that his future with the show is uncertain, but ESPN is determined to continue "Inside the NBA" regardless. The network has recognized that "Inside the NBA" has been a formidable competitor to ESPN's own "NBA Countdown" for years, attracting a wide range of talent over the years, from Magic Johnson to Maria Taylor.
Johnson himself expressed his hope that the show would continue in some form, even after his departure. He stated that he does not want to be responsible for ending "Inside the NBA" and that he hopes talented studio hosts can step into his role.
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