US EditionKyle Lowry's new role: NBA analyst for Prime Video, even while still playing for the 76ers
Kyle Lowry will make select appearances during the 2025-26 NBA season on Prime Video and take on expanded analyst duties in coming years, marking a unique player-media role.
- Prime Video announced Thursday it hired Kyle Lowry, Philadelphia 76ers guard, as an NBA on Prime analyst while he remains an active player making select appearances this season.
- As a late-career move, Lowry is building a media profile ahead of retirement, joining Prime Video and following peers like Paul George and Jared McCain into broadcasting.
- Lowry's resume — six All-Star selections, Olympic gold and a 2019 title — stands out as he enters his 20th NBA season, joining an elite group of players.
- Prime signed Lowry to a multi-year deal with plans to expand his role over time, and Amina Hussein praised his authenticity and game knowledge while Lowry committed to sharing insights.
- NBA on Prime begins Oct. 24 with a doubleheader, and Amazon will air 66 regular-season games plus tournament and playoff coverage this season.
13 Articles
13 Articles
Dwyane Wade Has 3 Words For Dirk Nowitzki’s “Desk Job” As Kyle Lowry Joins Them
Great Odin’s raven! Amazon Prime’s two new analysts are serving looks. Just very different kinds. Dwyane Wade has dabbled in the NBA media space through TNT before and was on NBC’s Olympic coverage team. Now he’s making his analyst comeback on a streaming service alongside his biggest rival – Dirk Nowitzki. We anticipate that some of that Mavericks-Heat rivalry from the NBA finals on air. But it’s going to be a lot more about Nowitzki’s broadcas…
Kyle Lowry is somehow still on the Sixers' roster while also landing a gig as Amazon Prime’s newest NBA analyst
Kyle Lowry’s pulling double duty this season. The Sixers brought him back on a one-year deal for his 20th season, and Amazon Prime just announced he’ll also be joining their NBA coverage team when they officially take over in 2025-26. Kyle Lowry joins Amazon Prime as an NBA Analyst We're excited to welcome Kyle Lowry to the #NBAonPrime family! 👏 pic.twitter.com/9os5ZbWWS8— NBA on Prime (@NBAonPrime) September 25, 2025 Everyone knows that Kyle …
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 57% of the sources are Center
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
