Fans will hear a new voice when watching ABC’s NBA Finals broadcasts this season as Richard Jefferson will fill the vacancy next to Mike Breen and Doris Burke that JJ Redick left. Redick assumed ...

On Monday, ESPN announced that Redick's replacement will be Richard Jefferson. "ESPN today announced that NBA event and studio analyst Richard Jefferson will join Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame ...

Nine years have passed since the Cleveland Cavaliers downed the Golden State Warriors in the 2016 NBA Finals—an eternity ... team's principals—guard Richard Jefferson, forward Kevin Love ...

Richard Jefferson will join Mike Breen and Doris Burke on ABC/ESPN’s top broadcast team, which will call the NBA Finals, sources briefed on the move said. ESPN’s NBA booth has been in flux ...

Following a successful career in the NBA, Richard Jefferson is one of countless players who have made a sizable donation to their college basketball program. Despite giving generous donations in ...

ESPN announced on Monday that its new lead NBA analyst will be Richard Jefferson as he officially joins the top broadcast team of Mike Breen and Doris Burke, with Lisa Salters reporting.

But then, there's this video with some apparent audio of James talking to Richard Jefferson and saying this ... That's a clear reference to what Smith said on Friday. Clearly, James isn't ...

After appearing in the NBA Finals four times as a player, Richard Jefferson is heading back to basketball’s biggest stage. Only this time, it will be as a broadcaster, with The Athletic’s ...

Richard Jefferson had a very productive NBA career that lasted for 17 seasons. Since retiring, he has become one of the biggest stars on ESPN. On Monday, ESPN announced big news about Jefferson.

A week after NBA legend Shaquille O'Neal mistook Chauncey Billups as the Detroit Pistons' coach, 2016 NBA champion Richard ...

ESPN has spent the past two years making major changes to its NBA staff, as their NBA coverage ... but eventually moved Richard Jefferson up into that third seat. Until Monday, ESPN had not ...