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Ernie Johnson, beloved host of Inside the NBA, to step away from show at end of season

  • 70-year-old wants to spend more time with family

  • Johnson leaving after 37 years in role

Ernie Johnson, the widely loved host of Inside the NBA, has announced he will step away at the end of the current season after 37 years in the role.

Johnson made the announcement on social media on Wednesday.

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© Photograph: Jesse D Garrabrant/NBAE/Getty Images

© Photograph: Jesse D Garrabrant/NBAE/Getty Images

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Chiefs sign Justin Tucker in wake of sexual misconduct allegations as Butker struggles

  • Tucker was banned under NFL’s conduct policy

  • Butker has missed five of 16 FG attempts this season

The Kansas City Chiefs have signed the former Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker to their practice squad after Harrison Butker’s poor start to the season.

Tucker was widely considered one of the best kickers in NFL history until the Ravens released him in May 2025. The Ravens said his departure was a “football decision” after a slump in form, but the move came months after he was accused of inappropriate sexual behavior by massage therapists. Tucker denied the allegations and never faced criminal charges but he served a 10-game NFL ban for violating the league’s personal conduct policy.

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© Photograph: Tim Warner/Getty Images

© Photograph: Tim Warner/Getty Images

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Dream say WNBA finals concerns went unheeded as teams prepare for 12.30pm Thursday start

  • Crucial Game 6 will take place on Thursday afternoon

  • Game moved to larger State Farm Arena in Atlanta

  • Hawks’ NBA game on same day could not be moved

The Atlanta Dream say their concerns about finding a suitable home venue for the WNBA finals went unheeded as they prepare to play the Golden State Valkyries in a crucial Game 6 on Thursday.

The Dream’s normal home, Gateway Center Arena, has a capacity of about 3,500 people. To accommodate the increased interest in the team during the finals, the Dream have played their two home games so far at the Atlanta Hawks’ State Farm Arena, which can seat more than 17,000 fans.

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© Photograph: Ezra Shaw/Getty Images

© Photograph: Ezra Shaw/Getty Images

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