Why have NBA viewership numbers dropped?

Dec 19, 2024, 10:01 AM | Updated: 10:06 am

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Does the NBA have a TV ratings issue?

Dan Roberts of Front Office Sports joined The Carmichael Dave Show with Jason Ross to explain why the NBA has seen its viewership numbers decline this season, lay out which factors have contributed to this change, and much more.

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Topics Discussed: NBA TV ratings

Are there legit worry signs for the NBA as viewership numbers decline?
Is there a ratings issue with the NBA?
“The NBA will be fine… But a 19% dip from last year is significant.”
A lack of significant storylines could be hurting viewership numbers.
Could the NFL have a hand in the NBA’s decrease in viewers?
Does the league need more rivalries?

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