The leader of the temple of renown Steve Nash will play a new role in the media as he joins the NBA broadcast team of Amazon Prime next season.
Tuesday, Marc Stein reported That the MVP twice will be part of the premium launch of its NBA rights agreement at 11 years old. THE The platform gave the $ 20 billion agreement in JulyJoining ESPN and NBC as holders of NBA dissemination rights.
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Nash will operate in the studio and the cover of Amazon's game from October.
Amazon announced that Taylor Rooks as a studio host in January. Nash will also join the former teammate of Dallas Mavericks, Dirk Nowitzki, and the six times All-Star Blake Griffin, who were hired as analysts.
Nash’s latest company marks its first strike in NBA broadcasting. He has also just become a traditional NBA podcaster alongside the star of Lakers Lebron James.
In March, former Gener General de Phoenix Suns joined Season 2 of the podcast “mind the game” As a co-host with the quadruple champion. Nash replaced JJ Redick, who became a head coach of the Lakers in June.
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Nash has studio experience as a former member of the UEFA Champions League from Turner Sports for the 2018-2019 and 2019-20 seasons. His mandate with TNT and Bleacher Report extended to include the creation of NBA content.
This partnership ended when Nash was hired as head coach of the Brooklyn Nets after the team acquired Kevin Durant, James Harden and Kyrie Irving in 2020. Nash was dismissed from the post in the middle of his third season after the Nets experience led to the frustration in Brooklyn.
Despite being linked to the Phoenix coaching position, Nash does not plan to use its role as a broadcasting as a fast way to the key, by Stein.
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Nash studio reunion with Nowitzki occurred decades after the Mavericks acquired them in distinct professions in 1998.
Nash and Nowitzki managed teammates in Dallas from 1998 to 2004, reaching the Western Conference final in 2003 and ranging from 222-106 from 2000 to 2004.
Nowitzki stayed in Dallas and led the Mavericks as the NBA in 2011 before retiring in 2019. Nash put an end to his career with the Lakers, uniting with Kobe Bryant and Dwight Howard, before calling him a career in 2015.
