NBA TV ratings are shaped by different factors as consumers digest content in new era. The league and its TV partners need to navigate those issues.

There has been a lot of discourse regarding the current NBA landscape leading up to this year’s NBA Finals. Many fans and media personalities have lamented the result, claiming the matchup is ‘bad for the league’,

Pacers NBA Finals proves small-market teams can still achieve greatness, as Oklahoma City and Indiana defy expectations

This NBA Finals is a case study of what happens in a clash of teams that — when they play to their strengths and style — are very tough to beat.

In brief news, Indiana confirmed a long-reported matchup. This involves their Dec. 6 game against Louisville in Indy, announced for 2 p.m. ET on CBS. Here is what is in this week’s edition:

The reported ratings for the first two games of the NBA Finals hit their lowest point since 2007. During a recent interview, Adam Silver pointed the to changing media landscape.

Oddsmakers expect a one-sided NBA Finals between the Thunder and Pacers, as the former are -700 or shorter across the board to raise the Larry O'Brien Trophy.

As the NBA Finals is set to ... matchup that had more implications attached to it since 2016, or one that had as much fanfare surrounding it as this one. The series also did not disappoint as ...