The NBA is currently negotiating its next media rights deal, with possibilities including selling local games individually and incorporating major streaming services for premier games. NBA Commissioner Adam Silver mentioned moving towards a 'hybrid world' of TV and streaming. The exclusive negotiating window with current broadcasters ESPN and TNT has expired, but discussions continue with both, alongside potential new entrants like Amazon and NBC. The WNBA's broadcasting rights, including deals like TEGNA's to air Indiana Fever games locally, are also under consideration. ESPN and TNT hold strong matching rights, allowing them to counter offers from new bidders, which could shape the future landscape of sports broadcasting.