Tina Charles joins NBC Sports WNBA studio team ahead of upcoming game
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 21, 2026, 2:40 PM
Last updated Aug 21, 2026

Tina Charles is set to join the NBC Sports WNBA studio team as a feature contributor, announced on August 21, 2026. Charles, who retired from the league after a 14-year career, expressed excitement about this opportunity, citing her childhood admiration for the NBA on NBC. She aims to share insights and narratives from her experience in the league. Her debut is scheduled for August 24 when the Atlanta Dream face the Los Angeles Sparks.
- •Tina Charles joins NBC Sports as a feature contributor.
- •She retired from the WNBA in May after 14 seasons.
- •Charles won WNBA MVP in 2012 and is an eight-time All-Star.
- •Her first appearance will be on August 24 during Dream vs. Sparks.
- •NBC Sports aims to enhance WNBA coverage with her insights.
- 2:40 PMYahoo Sports — NBC Sports adds Tina Charles to WNBA studio team: ‘Truly a full-circle moment’
"NBC Sports host Maria Taylor’s chemistry with WNBA icons-turned-analysts Cheryl Miller and Sue Bird has been on full display lately, including this outrageously funny TikTok. Enter: Tina Charles. On Thursday, NBC Sports announced Charles is joining its WNBA studio team of Bird, Miller, Taylor, and LaChina Robinson. NBC Sports listed Charles as “a feature contributor.” Charles…
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