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NBA Entertainment is the production arm of the National Basketball Association (NBA) and produces many NBA-related films including team championship videos and blooper and entertainment reels. Founded in 1982, it used to be associated with CBS/Fox Video, which was signing an agreement in 1987,^[1] before changing its distribution partner to Warner Bros. whose Turner Sports division runs its website and is one of its major broadcast partners.^[2]

Films produced by NBA Entertainment

That Magic Season: 1980 NBA Playoffs and Finals 1980
The Dynasty Renewed: 1981 NBA Playoffs and Finals 1981
Something to Prove: 1982 NBA Playoffs and Finals 1982
That Championship Feeling: 1983 NBA Playoffs and Finals 1983
Pride And Passion: 1984 NBA Playoffs and Finals 1984
Return To Glory: 1985 NBA Playoffs and Finals 1985
Sweet Sixteen: 1986 NBA Playoffs and Finals 1986
Home of the Brave: The 1986-87 Boston Celtics
The Drive for Five: The 1986-87 Los Angeles Lakers
Basketball's Air Force: The 1986-87 Atlanta Hawks
Hanging Tough: The 1986-87 Houston Rockets
Higher Ground: The 1987-88 Chicago Bulls 1988
Bouncing Back: The 1987-88 Dallas Mavericks 1988
Bad Boys: The 1987-88 Detroit Pistons 1988
Back to Back: The 1987-88 Los Angeles Lakers 1988
Michael Jordan: Come Fly With Me 1988
Dazzling Dunks and Basketball Bloopers 1988
NBA Awesome Endings 1989
NBA Superstars 1989
Kareem: Reflections From Inside 1989
New York's Game: The History of The New York Knicks 1989
History of the NBA 1989
The All New Dazzling Dunks and Basketball Bloopers 1989 (Note: this show featured a parody of the History of the NBA called the Unofficial History of the NBA).
Return to Rip City: The 1989-90 Portland Trail Blazers
Pure Pistons: The 1989-90 Detroit Pistons
Sports Illustrated Presents Milestones: Record Breakers of the NBA 1990
Sports Illustrated Presents Champions: The NBA Greatest Teams 1990
Sports Illustrated Presents Classic Confrontations in the NBA 1990
Michael Jordan's Playground 1990
Learning to Fly: The 1990-91 Chicago Bulls 1991
Super Slams of the NBA 1991
Larry Bird: A Basketball Legend 1991
Magic Johnson: Always Showtime 1991 (Note: this film would be updated in 1996 to include his first retirement, his 1992 Olympic experience and his return to the NBA in 1996).
NBA Superstars 2 1992
Untouchabulls: The 1991-92 Chicago Bulls 1992
NBA Dream Team 1992
Silver Streak: The First 25 Years of the Phoenix Suns 1992
Michael Jordan: Air Time 1993
NBA Jam Session 1993
Three-Peat: The 1992-93 Chicago Bulls 1993
NBA Guts and Glory 1993
Patrick Ewing Standing Tall 1993
Sir Charles 1994
Clutch City: The 1993-94 Houston Rockets 1994
NBA Below the Rim 1995
NBA Jams: The Music Videos 1995
Double Clutch: The 1994-95 Houston Rockets
NBA Legacy: Living Legends to Rising Stars 1995
NBA Furious Finishes 1996
Michael Jordan: Above and Beyond 1996
UnStop-a-Bulls: The 1995-96 Chicago Bulls 1996
NBA At 50 1996
Space Jam (animated by Warner Bros. Feature Animation) 1996
NBA In the Paint 1997
Unforgettabulls: The 1997-98 Chicago Bulls 1998
Michael Jordan: His Airness 1999
Go Spurs Go: San Antonio Spurs 1998-1999 NBA Champions
Greatest NBA Finals Moments 1999
Like Mike 2002

References

^ "NBA, CBS/Fox Form Joint Label To Exploit Basketball Programs". Variety. 1987-04-08. p. 42.

^ "NBA Enternaiment INC". Bloomberg. Retrieved April 12, 2022.

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