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On Wednesday, Ernie Johnson, longtime host of “Inside the NBA,” announced that he is retiring after the 2026-2027 season due to health issues. When the iconic pregame show aired later that evening, Johnson was joined by his three co-hosts, Kenny…

Shaquille O'Neal shared a heartfelt and humorous reaction after Ernie Johnson announced he will retire from "Inside the NBA" following the 2026-2027 season due to health issues. During the pregame broadcast, O'Neal was the first co-host to speak, thanking Johnson for their run together and humorously admitting he never realized Johnson was 70 years old.
O'Neal reflected on finding out about the retirement alongside the public and emphasized focusing on enjoying their remaining time together rather than worrying about the show's future. Johnson has hosted the program since 1990, working alongside O'Neal, Kenny Smith, and Charles Barkley.
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