Aug 20, 04:26 PM

Amazon Taps Newly Retired All-Star John Wall for NBA Broadcast Team

Amazon’s Prime Video has hired recently retired five-time NBA All-Star John Wall as an analyst for its new “NBA on Prime” coverage, the company said Wednesday. The appointment comes one day after the 34-year-old guard announced the end of an 11-season playing career highlighted by five All-Star selections with the Washington Wizards. Wall will appear primarily in the studio when Prime Video launches its 11-year national rights package on Oct. 24, joining a roster that already features Blake Griffin, Dirk Nowitzki, Dwyane Wade and Stan Van Gundy. The move underscores Amazon’s push to add recognizable former players as it competes with traditional networks for basketball viewers.

#Amazon #Prime Video #NBA #John Wall #Prime #Washington Wizards #Wall #Blake Griffin #Dirk Nowitzki #Dwyane Wade #Stan Van Gundy

Written with ChatGPT .

Sources

Front Office Sports@FOS
7 months ago
A day after retiring from the NBA, John Wall has joined Amazon Prime's NBA broadcast team as an analyst. https://t.co/y7qS8xMaNi
Complex Sports@ComplexSports
7 months ago
John Wall is about to be our new favorite sports analyst 🔥 He will be joining Amazon’s Prime’s NBA coverage and help kick off their first season carrying NBA games https://t.co/iM3Le0edvZ
Yahoo Sports@YahooSports
7 months ago
NBA on Prime Video announces that John Wall will be joining as an analyst for this upcoming season. https://t.co/07gVJReflL

Amazon Taps Newly Retired All-Star John Wall for NBA Broadcast Team

Sources

Additional media