Steve Nash, Dwyane Wade, Candace Parker, join the Amazon NBA reporting

When Amazon Prime Video acquired the NFL rights in 2021, it brought up newcomers such as Ryan Fitzpatrick, Richard Sherman and finally Andrew Whitworth for the Studio team. The streamer went out of the penalty area to set Kirk Herbstreit as a top game analyst. In autumn, the Prime video would like to make an NBA and WNBA right-wing package for a great sensation for an NBA and WNBA right package of several billion dollars.

According to several reports on Tuesday, Amazon will hire the Hall of Famers Dwyane Wade and Steve Nash as well as the three-time WNBA champion Candace Parker (a castle to join Springfield soon) for their shipment plan. Wade and Nash are expected to split the time between the studio and the Broadcast stand, while Parker will be in the studio for both NBA and WNBA games.

Nash, a two-time MVP and former head coach of Brooklyn Nets, reappeared at the beginning of the NBA playoffs with a common role at Wonny's in Amazon Take care of the game With LeBron James. According to NBA insider Marc Stein, Nash will reunite with close friend Dirk Nowitzki at Amazon.

Both Dwyane Wade and Candace Parker began their radio career on the NBA on TNT Tuesday studio show. According to Ryan Glaspiegel from Front Office Sports, the two boys in Chicago will work together again in Prime Video.

This trio will join the previously announced committee of Dirk Nowitzki and Blake Griffin, who are a broadcaster for the first time. The versatile sports reporter Taylor Rooks becomes the studio reporting after years Thursday evening football Crew.

Nash and Wade will start his package next NBA season with Ian Eagle and Stan van Gundy in the rotation for the Broadcast stand with the Amazon. The streamer will radiate the NBA Cup tournament in the season and the conference final in alternating seasons.

Kevin Harlan is also expected to be discontinued as a play-by-play announcer.

Amazon is just starting as a live sports goal. And it goes to highly recognizable stars to raise its NBA cover for the next 11 years and beyond.