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Stephen A. Smith believes TNT "dropped the ball" in its bid to keep the NBA on its airwaves after its current rights deal expires after this upcoming season .
The ESPN “First Take” personality said he had heard from sources that NBA commissioner Adam Silver had met with the execs from Warner Bros. Discovery to express that they needed to match another offer.
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