"In an agreement between the network and Fagan’s family, NBC will use Fagan’s AI-generated voice to create modern promos with ...

When the NBA returns to NBC next season, one of the network's signature voices will be back – sort of. NBC announced former narrator Jim Fagan will be used as part of its coverage and promotion ...

Many people remember the late Jim Fagan as the rugged voice that proudly informed 1990s and early-2000s basketball fans that they were watching the NBA on NBC. Fagan died in 2017 at age 72 after ...

The late Jim Fagan, whose iconic voice became synonymous with NBC programming in the '90s, will be part of NBA coverage going forward – thanks to artificial intelligence. The AI-generated voice ...

If anything is missing from ESPN’s NBA Finals presentation, it’s aura. It’s nostalgia. It’s that feeling, the one NBC is now ...

During the 1990s, Jim Fagan’s voice narrated the promos for NBC’s coverage of Michael Jordan, Shaquille O’Neal and Hakeem Olajuwon. Now, he will do so again when NBC promotes its NBA ...

Previously, she was a writer and editor at MUO. NBC’s upcoming NBA coverage will include the AI-generated voice of Jim Fagan, a longtime sports narrator who died in 2017. In an announcement on ...

In the latest move, NBC Sports announced that it will use an AI-generated voice of former narrator Jim Fagan, who died in 2017 at the age of 72, for its NBA coverage and promotion when its new 11 ...

It also, apparently, includes the voice of Jim Fagan. For those of you who don't know, Fagan was the voice of the NBA on NBC promos throughout the nineties. There's one big problem here ...

NBA fans’ viewing experience will look different later this year, but there will also be a touch of nostalgia. Last summer, Comcast/NBC Universal closed an 11-year agreement for the rights to ...

LOS ANGELES — Many people remember the late Jim Fagan as the rugged voice that proudly informed 1990s and early-2000s basketball fans that they were watching the NBA on NBC. The distinct sound ...

NBA on NBC is returning now that the league is partnering with its former network to broadcast games next season. With that, they're bringing back all the old tricks from the 1990s that we all ...